EA's adaptation of the Star Wars Universe has been nothing short of abysmal to say the least. The only two games that come away with any kind of credit are The Fallen Order and Star Wars Squadrons. The rest have been so terrible, I'd never wish my worst enemy to play any games like that.
You know it' bad when Dying Light is literally living up to its name - it's really like a dying light. I heard about one of the devs under investigation for sexual harassment and some other stuff. I have been saying it since last year that I'd be surprised if it actually came out this year.
I haven't really heard of this one if I'm being honest - I'll definitely check it out.
Every gamer is unique - For instance, there are some popular series I also don't like like Madden or 2K. Don't knock yourself over it, you like what you like - As long as you enjoy what you play, that's the point of gaming.
It's since the patches that Cyberpunk is really functioning much better but it's still a hassle at 4k which I can't say about many other games apart from the Witcher 3 which was also made by CDPR.
I'm either going with the Zephyrus G15 or 17 if I can actually find one at MSRP because they are great laptops. According to sales stats, they're outperforming the other Ryzen-based gaming laptops in terms of sales (the G15 and G14 that is)
I did check them out before I went for an L-Shaped desk because the L-shaped desk serves my needs better. I work from home as well but it allows me to have all my computers in one area so that I can use that extra space for something else.
Samsung already have a very flexible display that they were working on but they said it won't be out for a few years at least. Paper-like displays won't start popping up until around 2025 at least so that's somewhat of a long wait.
When I was younger, my big brother used to be into the tabletop Dungeons and Dragons game. I used to challenge him at times and it's a bit on the complicated side but was actually fun. However, I've outgrown it but when I see some monsters in other games, I can tell that their designs and origins were inspired by D&D.
I'm a bit confused as to why they didn't use more updated graphics in the fan remake - It still looks outdated by today's standards but I applaud the effort. Personally, I wouldn't mind if they used graphics like the one in NFS: heat for a Driv3r remake.
I don't think Alan Wake was that bad - If anything, it's one of the more underrated games I've played in the last two decades. The story is pretty solid and the gameplay was solid as well although I think there were areas that needed a bit of improvement.
From the reviews I've watched on YouTube, it takes some inspiration from Dark Souls and executes it correctly which is always a good thing. In addition to that, it's at an affordable price of $30. Most of the reviews say that it's a pretty solid game for the price - also heard it was practically bug-free which is a rarity nowadays. I think I might check it out myself.
Not if EA is making it - have you seen their record for Star Wars games? They have only managed to make two decent games so far - the fallen order and squadrons. In addition to that, most games that are based on tv shows tend to flop so I'd only consider if someone other than EA made it.
Maybe. Maybe not - who knows? It depends on the success of this new game. If it's well received then they might just stick with it but if it tanks, they may go back to the left 4 dead franchise. Personally, I'd like a left 4 dead game in addition to this new franchise.
Same - In most games I play, I tend to use elves. I don't know if it's the point ears or the pointy nose XD. Dark elves in Skyrim tend to specialize in the destruction school of magic while high elves tend to be more all-rounded. Their origins also vary.
Depending on the build, a lot or not much at all. Especially with modded Skyrim you can make a pretty competent shout build and with some shout mods, you can even resurrect dragons using a dragon soul temporarily until the time runs out and then you regain that soul.