chris235

days gone does right what rdr2 did wrong: they implemented fun gameplay. bitching and moaning about this title in blogposts is just attentionseeking :(

what about the glitch that the repair bike prompt keeps missing after you upgraded the bike? besides the occasional framerate drops and mentioned bike glitch the game runs very well.

i got 1 use it maybe once a year. i bet 3/4 are inactive of this number.

what do you mean? in the long run there will be no more physical consoles. micky$oft is just preparing for the future. the last one to lose the hardware will be the n-land. they will at usual not realize stuff until five years later due to cluelessness.

designing rpgs is a whole lot of work if you want to do it right. publishers prefer to invest in games that are designed around grind/lootershooters. this is much easier to achieve and yields much more money with microtransactions. what would YOU do? would you take the risk of developping something unique or would you go the route of a cashgrab?

that should be an 8.5/10 because it‘s the most fun i‘ve had with a game this year. it is like what red dead redemption 2 should have been in terms of immersion and game design.

i would prefer an AI before playing a game that forces you to interact with random weirdos. not my definition of fun.

haven‘t touched this RE rehash but having a blast with days gone, so...

i think it‘s way better than horizon zero dawn. provides much more fun.

the skill-less are rejoicing!

rightly so.

back in the day when i still touched nintendo stuff i already hated this yoshi character.

please google „paywall“. games, especially lootershooters and basically every online based game was designed for players to hit that paywall. newsflash: these games are not designed for you to enjoy hundreds of hours for free, you know ;-)

like with each and every n-gimmick before and after.

a blogpost on how to change difficulty setting? really?

that is because things never looked better but are rotting from the inside.

so, this blogger wants another xoxbox that’s doing everything but nothing right? i don‘t agree with this strange point of view.

choices in games never made this better. especially in an open world game. removing choices was the right thing to do.

gaming can be so much more than nintendo and look how many still are buying into their subpar approach. so i don’t see a problem here. be happy with your cardboard vr that‘s all you will get. nintendo for sure doesn‘t care.

reality-check: star wars sucks now. why should or better how could there ensue a good game out of this bag of suckery.