Reality vs Adventure
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I have a hard time getting into it. It's one of those, 'am I missing something' games.
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I got the game, played for an hour, then deleted it from the console. One day I'll give it another try.
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We are in big trouble as a society if we rely on games for empathy. Wait...we ARE in big trouble as a society because people lack empathy.
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A finished game isn't entitlement, it's consumer rights. I don't want to buy a loaf of bread with slices missing.
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Are they ever gonna make the game not require the internet or multiplayer?
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Mad Max
My car is my GOD. Take me away from here. Protect me. I will find gas for you. I will kill for you. Maybe I am a saint after all. Let's spread the f***** gospel. This is a holy war.
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More than anything, they really need to make it user friendly. Not many people want to stand while gaming. There are games you can sit and play, but I would say the majority of games would require you to stand and move around. That's why there are a very limited number of games in VR. The controls are weird. It's not comfortable on the face. Graphics are lagging. It would be awesome to bluetooth sound through home speakers or built in head phones to go over ears. But then it would feel like your whole head is in a can. I don't need flashbacks of the porcelain nightmares. I would want a VR where I can sit and play any game. Add the option to use actual body movement or everything on a playstation like controller.
And then we could Assassin's Creed it and hook it up to someone's DNA and relive the past life of some ancient person and their memories in any time period. Sound far fetched? So was the telephone.
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The last title I played was a ps2 game. What is the series like these days? Is there still a million moves to learn and another billion from a cheat magazine???
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Okami
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34 minutes ago, killamch89 said:That's a pretty fair price - it's a pretty underrated game to be fair. Unique in many ways, you won't find another game quite like it all.
Yeah I'm probably gonna get. I've got that urge to play it; you know like that feeling when you want a little something special at the grocery store.
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I guess it takes me a couple weeks if it's an open world and linear games less than that. Then if I haven't played it for too long, then I have to relearn. So even months I can play a game casually like I do and still learn how to play.
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This game is a must and you would probably really enjoy it. Great story and gameplay. It's a lot cheaper these days. A gem not to pass up.
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I didn't really like this game because the whole story changed halfway through which pissed me off.
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I would read more
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I have the whole series collect up until 3. I really want to play it through cause the story is actually good, but it's just one of those 'one day' games. Hmmm; one day I will get there. Can 3 be played without finishing previous games?
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Contra was awesome and probably my favorite game back then. But I haven't played anything past the 80's. I wish Contra would do a game something like how Mercenaries was on ps2.
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28 minutes ago, The Blackangel said:
It's one of the greatest games ever made. It has a little bit of everything you could want. It has a powerful storyline that really immerses you into the game that includes just about every aspect of life you could think of. Not including modern technology, of course. Before you realize it you will have been playing for hours and hours. It is so drawing that I can't seem to get away from it. I actually talk about it too much here, which is seeming to get on peoples nerves. Which I totally understand. But, I just can't say enough about RDR2.
If you want to get rid of the bounty hunters, head to a post office or train station and pay off your bounty. Once it's paid they leave you the hell alone. The train station at Emerald Ranch is always a good choice, because they don't really show up there much. Also, catch yourself one of the Arabians. Those are the fastest horses, and they have the highest stamina. Rocks have a higher IQ than the horses, and the damn things WILL trip over grass (trust me) but they are the best for running from someone/something. There are 3 wild Arabians, but the white Arabian is considered by most to be the best one. Personally I like the red chestnut, and the warped brindle. If you have gotten to chapter 4, you can also buy one in St. Denis. It runs about $1000, but if your honor is high, the price is discounted.
My bounty is like $300 and I only got about $290. I guess after all that work, I gotta start over. I was saving for a horse. Where do you find the Arabians?
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It is a beautiful game, but..... I have two problems. One is the bounty hunters won't let me play the game and two, the controls are weird. But if you can scratch those two, then it is a well rounded game.
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I agree The Last of Us; and Layers of Fear 1 and 2 kept me on the edge and curious for more.
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Cause men are assholes and tend to be bandits.
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Man, looks like a must try
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Does look interesting. I'll wait for a sale too.
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So far this year it's been pretty good for me. I started off the year sending my system to the shop, but now things seem good. I've mostly played the ps4. I've got almost the whole series of Assassin's Creed, which I love. I just finished Witcher 3 story which is no small feat. I played Layers of Fear 1 and 2 and is the best psychological thriller; hard to beat and what an amazing blast into 2021. I'm also playing Outlast and Alien Isolation for my horror. Giving RDR2 another shot. Got into Ghost of Tsushima and such a treat. I am an emperor being fed grapes at this point. How about you? How has it all been going? What have you finished/started/love/hate??? Any goals made, games bought, records broken, achievements?
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I'm curious about these too
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Did it turn out to be good?
How Do the Infected Not Starve to Death in the Last of Us?
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Fungus doesn't use photosynthesis! But maybe it provides a symbiotic relationship for bare min. needs.