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What's a hill you're willing to die on?
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Fixed. Seriously, I couldn't imagine playing something like the Sniper Elite games on Switch without it. It's second nature by now. lol
Both of mine already here. Although for BoTW mine is just more I don't think it's a good Zelda. At all.
Long load times are a far worse problem than low or inconsistent framerates.
Wild Arms XF & Devil Survivor are the best SRPGs.
Siren 1 & 2 are better than any Silent Hill game.
Mainline SMT isn't as good as the Persona series (better story) or Atlus' own Etrian Odyssey series (better gameplay).
Wild Arms XF & Devil Survivor are the best SRPGs.
Siren 1 & 2 are better than any Silent Hill game.
Mainline SMT isn't as good as the Persona series (better story) or Atlus' own Etrian Odyssey series (better gameplay).
You'd make the combat worse (no thinking on the fly as weapons break) and it would be way more dull as people would only use their best weapon at any time
It also makes exploration much worse as there isn't much reason to explore when you have a full kit of great and unbreakable weapons, and 90% of what you find exploring are weapons
They would need to redesign the game around not having breakable weapons, just turning durability off would def make the game worse
- Star Citizen is a great game for space nerds.
- Guild Wars 2 is a better MMO than FFXIV.
- GTA San Andreas is still the best GTA
- Monster Hunter World is better than Rise.
- Ass Creed: Black Flag and Origins are the only good Ass Creed games.
- Project Zomboid is a better State of Decay game than State of Decay 1 & 2.
And it actively makes the game worst and the game would be much better off without it.
Absolutely not, Durability did nothing positive in the game and if they turned it off the game would be 100% more enjoyable. They wouldn't have to change it at all to make it better.
I also find it really amusing that BoTW is one the best reviewed games of all time, and generally considered a contender for the best game ever, and yet loads of people think a core part of it's design is a huge flaw lol
I get not liking it, or finding it annoying, but so is dying in a game, but that doesn't mean the game is better if you just remove it, more so when it's literally designed around it
Amen. Abyss has some of the best character development and comradery despite conflict between characters in the whole series. While Vesperia gets lauded as the best in the series, I fail to even understand why when the story amounts to nothing and the characters barely feel like they grow and the plot lacks any major turns or anything interesting to say, with no clear focus at all.
- AC1 Is a great game and every one considering getting into the series should start there.
- AC Origins is a spit to the face of the franchise, the rpg genre & huge open world ruins the elements that made the series great
- LA Noire was way ahead of it's time and is still to this day the best detective styled game. it should have received a sequel before red dead 2.
- AC Origins is a spit to the face of the franchise, the rpg genre & huge open world ruins the elements that made the series great
- LA Noire was way ahead of it's time and is still to this day the best detective styled game. it should have received a sequel before red dead 2.
Oh yes, %100.
Somehow they took bikers and zombies and made them bland, boring and generic as hell.
Imagine saying this when AC3 already existed and Unity released the way it was. You dont have to like origins at all, but the franchise face was spitted plenty by this point
Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec remains the best entry in its respective franchise. Still looks amazing to this day as well.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6OAmCrfEi8
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6OAmCrfEi8
Sunbreak's MR grind got to me so I bought a used copy of Iceborne which I skipped (had played World) and, wow, does Sunbreak feel like easy mode MonHun.
This is not actually controversial, what would be is the Specialist system in 2042 being a good system for 128p.
I mean, that's your opinion obviously. Game was a smash hit otherwise, so I think it's safe to say it was a wise decision that hit for an ocean of people and didn't hit for a few others. But if it didn't work for you then there's no changing that.
Deadcells is the best rogue lite.
Power Stone 3 is needed
Shadowbane was an underappreciated MMO.
Power Stone 3 is needed
Shadowbane was an underappreciated MMO.
- Numbers in RPGs shouldn't exceed 999
- BotW and Galaxy 1 are the two games in the Mario/Zelda/Metroid series trio that are arguably better than the final mainline SNES game in that series
- BotW and Galaxy 1 are the two games in the Mario/Zelda/Metroid series trio that are arguably better than the final mainline SNES game in that series
Right. Like it's very clearly a well-designed and well-intended gameplay loop that they've developed. That much is very clear, but I think people are misrepresenting their personal taste of the system as it being poorly designed. It's just a design they don't like, even if it's well constructed.
All it did was make me go to a menu to choose basically the same weapons littered throughout the game. I think weapon degradation can work in games (that sense of tension mid fight in System Shock 2, for example) but in BOTW it was just unnecessary busywork. It didn't ruin the game but it never felt well implemented to me.
I feel like he have a variation of this thread often but I'll never turn down an opportunity to shout into the void about something I like. We need more places for positivity in general. That said, I've got a few. I'll stick to just one for here.
Dragon Age 2 is a fantastic game that is a perfect example of people recognizing the limitations they had in development and using those limitations to create something unique and interesting. Being forced to get a game out in just a single year? Limited time to build assets beyond the initial city and surrounding areas? A lesser team would have given us a game with more zones that feel unfinished. DA2 takes the limitations and runs with it to give us a more intimate game ABOUT a city (and a family, and politics) taking place over the course of a decade, that feels more like a TV show in structure. And on top of that it has some of the best writing in all of Bioware's library. An amazing story that side-steps the more generic "save the world from the big evil" plots of most fantasy and instead focuses on what comes after that. Just an incredible game.
Dragon Age 2 is a fantastic game that is a perfect example of people recognizing the limitations they had in development and using those limitations to create something unique and interesting. Being forced to get a game out in just a single year? Limited time to build assets beyond the initial city and surrounding areas? A lesser team would have given us a game with more zones that feel unfinished. DA2 takes the limitations and runs with it to give us a more intimate game ABOUT a city (and a family, and politics) taking place over the course of a decade, that feels more like a TV show in structure. And on top of that it has some of the best writing in all of Bioware's library. An amazing story that side-steps the more generic "save the world from the big evil" plots of most fantasy and instead focuses on what comes after that. Just an incredible game.
This reminded me of another one
Real time RPG combat is not better than turn based, it's just different, there are pros and cons to both, and both are great when done well
God damnit, get out of my head OP lol. I just keep nodding like "yeah, FUCK yeah, they get it".
