kingpotato

Playing some Borderlands 2 to loot and explore

I will agree on that, I liked the Wind Waker a lot, even if it was cartoonish the fact that I have to travel to island to island on a boat just ruins the game for me, the same can be said for Skyward sword, the fact that I have to go flying back to town to upgrade my weapons or to buy resources is very boring and it takes a lot of time.

I feel the other way around, if I pick a non-human species I just feel weird, even if I pick an elf I dont feel right. I think I have always seen myself as the Axe swinging barbarian 😁,but I am okay playing as a Dwarf.

Makes sense, I remember one time after many days of playing Skyrim I went on to play Apex Legends and my dumbass brain hit the triangle instead of the X so I switched weapons instead of jumping while trying to jump over a building, needless to say I bump into the building and the guy who was chasing me killed me. That doesnt sound that bad but in my mind I was about to do some Parkour shit to kill the other guy and instead I just looked like a dumbass while getting shot.

I'm not even sure what the game is about but I expect for it to be good 😁

Beat saber, Skyrim and Doom 😁

I agree with that, every GTA game has its charm, but every new one is better than the previous, and obviously GTA 5 is the best out of all. Regarding Elder Scrolls I have only played Skyrim and to be honest I dont intend to play any of the older games for the same reason, because Skyrim is the one with the most updated mechanics. And as in sequels of Open worlds I'm afraid I havent played any sequel, now that I think about it (aside from GTA) I have only played one of each open world game. But one thing is for sure, at least my opinion is that every sequel is better. -Fallout = New vegas -RDR = 1st game only -Assassins creed = Black flag (I really dont consider the previous games as open world) -Borderlands = 2nd game only -Far Cry = none -Saints Row = 3rd game only -Watch dogs = 1st game only

"You just hate me cuz I'm black" kills me every time 😂

San Andreas (2015) - 6/10

Games that I actually played fully, Apex Legends and MLB19, both great games. But I think the best of 2019 so far are Devil My Cry5, Resident Evil 2, (I have only played the Demo of those two) Kingdom Hearts 3 and Sekiro.

By the way I'm not actually a monarch nor a potato , I believe in democracy and death to vegetables 😁

I dont know dude, you might be onto something there 🤣

I'm currently dusting off my old modded Wii, the Wii & gamecube controllers are already falling apart, they work fine but I might as well get the best out of them before the whole console stops working.

The first Doom yes is obviusly a classic, any of the recent Doom games ? I dont think so, dont get me wrong they are actually very good, but definitely not classics. The reason why the first Doom became a classic was because it was one of the first of their kind , one of the earliest and fun FPS.

I actually think that many feel the same, but I will agree that they are running out of ideas, for example I purchased a The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, which is a great game and all but the dungeons and enemies and even the story itself feel like any other Zelda game, basically if you have played one of any of the two types of Zelda games (Upper view or 3D ) you have basically played them all.

Zelda Skyward sword, picking up where I left off , I'm trying to finish this long game before my old Wii breaks down.

Great video, keep it going dude.😁 During my child hood I used to be crazy about Legos, specially Starwars Legos, mostly imperial stuff from AT-ST walker to the biggest I had which was a Star Destroyer, some are still at my parents house somewhere in a box. Nowadays they are to expensive for me to keep up the hobby 🤣

Nowdays videogames are very self explanatory and even some puzzles are easy or even if they are hard they do have a logical path to follow. But back in the days of NES and SNES many secrets, paths and puzzles where a complete mistery because there was no damn clue as to what to do. I thought those times where over but I was just recently playing Zelda Skyward sword and one of the puzzles involved blowing up a fake wall, the problem was that this wall was no different from the others, I doubled checked every single wall and at the end I had to bom every damn corner until I actually found it. Any ways, are games still Cryptic nowdays? Have you ever encounter a cryptic secret in a game recently?

-Daredevil, Season 1 only -Stranger Things -Umbrella Academy I know there is a lot of other good series there but I just dont spend enough time on Netflix

I feel like missed on the Vita big time, I got the 3ds because I wanted to play Ocarina on the go, but I regret that now.

Like all Seasons my favorite character is always Sheriff Hopper 😁 True hero.

It normally depends on the situation where the bug happened, for example if it happened while traveling I just imagine that the Dragonborn went to rest , same thing if he was in a town, If it was during combat I like to imagine that he got injured and my followers had to rescue him and retreat.

True, at the end of the day he was evil and regardless of how great of a character he was he did deserved to die or at least I think it was more fun killing him.

Story or lore is what makes me like "outdated" games, for example I will be honest I dont like FallOut New Vegas graphics anymore, but the lore of the game and the post Apocaliptic world are awesome ,same with GTA vice city and GTA San Andreas or one of my favorites examples is Half Life 1, the graphics look like early ps2 games but damn even today its still a great game.