On his comment about elves and dark elves: If I remember correctly, Mimir at some point explains that both types of elves are actually from Alfheim, two sides of same coin etc, and Svartalfheim is actually only called that because Odin thought dwarves were dark elves. Still isn't based on actual mythology (as far as I know) but still a pretty important detail.
In my head-cannon it's just because everyone else in that world are ancient, and he's literally just a kid so it made sense that he would speak more immaturely.
I didn't even consider it before, but I would gladly welcome an Elder Scrolls competitor. Bethesda hasn't exactly impressed with their re-releases of Skyrim, so I don't really have high hopes for ES6 either. They could do what Outer Worlds was to Fallout.
Exactly, and not to mention said company is Square Enix
The game can still be challenging just because it's on easy, doesn't even have to be called easy let's say Casual mode or something. I remember having trouble with a bunch of challenges/bosses in God of War even though I wasn't playing on the highest difficulties. The problem is that not everyone has the time or "natural skills" to play most From's games as they are. An easier setting would allow more people to play and enjoy the game. There are people who would ...
I don't get this weird gatekeeping mentality with these games. Who cares if some people choose to play it on easy, it doesn't take away from those playing it on hard. If you want your "proof" for having done it on hard, then lock certain trophies behind difficulty settings...
Well yes but no, the PS4 version will get a free update, true, but the PS5 version will still cost you, just a little bit less if you already have the PS4 remaster.
I think people have just gotten "spoiled" by the fact that so many others have offered free upgrades, but what they fail to see is that Sucker Punch actually put a lot more work into their PS5 version.
Compare it to Jedi: Fallen order, there's barely any difference from the PS4 version, they didn't even take advantage of the adaptive triggers (would have made force powers 1000x more satisfying). Fallen Order doesn't even have any faster loading times,...
"FF7 is a piece of art (as many AAA games) i generally consider games art) ..if we start changing paintings, statues or other art creation to match your todays "free" political views ......then goodbye world ....welcome chaos"
That's the beauty with games. They're malleable, they can change, grow and adapt. If an old game that had offensive content in the past (like something that nobody spoke up about in the past), then a remake can be change th...
There's literally no way of making FF7 without making it political though. And that goes for several other games and franchises. They're created reflecting real life issues and politics, whether you notice it or not. And if you haven't noticed, most games with political plots still make an effort to aim for a "happy ending". So when you say you wanna get away from real world issues, don't you think it's more reassuring to see similar problems to the real world be...
Hopefully free to play, I doubt there'll be that many people interested enough to pay for it at this point anymore :/
Just because some developers have offered their upgrades for free doesn't mean that's the standard, stop assuming you should get everything for free. We already got the multiplayer DLC for free and the PS4 version already looks amazing on PS5, you've been given plenty already. Paying 30€ for an upgrade + a dlc is not that bad.
Here, let me save you the click: "Yes, Phantasy Star Online 2 does support cross-platform play between Xbox One and PC"
Based on most reviews out there, a delay would not have changed much. The most common critiques have been about the repetitive missions/quests and combat, and a weak story with choices that don't really have an impact. A delay would help sorting out bugs, polishing visuals etc. but in this case that wouldn't help.
If this person really spent a bit longer thinking about what they're writing about, they'd maybe realize that the point of revenge stories is hardly ever about glorifying revenge. In most revenge stories the ultimate lesson is that revenge is not worth it, and more than often it ends up as a story of redemption.
But no, this person wanted to write something clickbaity...
This is a ridiculous line of thought and one that only favours the companies. Developers need to move away from the whole exclusivity idea, not change former multi-platform franchises into exclusives. And gamers need to stop encouraging exclusives, and realize that more people being able to play the same game doesn't take away from your experience.
The only way I can imagine exclusivity being justified, is if it's developed specifically to utilize a certain platfor...
They're still updating this? I played it when it came out, and another time a few years ago when I wanted to see if it was as bad as I remembered... I mean it's not as bad as Shinobi Striker, but comes pretty damn close...
While I definitely enjoyed the demo, I have to say I have the same concerns for enemy variety, but also their general visual design. One big issue I had with Anthem was the size and appearance of certain enemies. The enemies (human/humanoid ones) just looked so small and indistinguishable that it felt like you rarely knew what you were shooting at. If you compare to say Destiny, where you have large, recognizable enemies. You can easily determine what species and what type of enemy you were f...
It certainly had it's fair share of bugs, like glitches in the dialogues (audio not synced with mouth movement, weird "broken record" kinda repeats of final words of sentences), and visually still looked kinda rough. Hopefully all things they can fix before April. But all in all, I had a ton of fun playing it, considering how short the demo was, it was just the prologue and some sidequests.
My only concern is that it'll turn out to be another Anthem. I de...
From the thumbnail I thought it was Dragon Age...