After reading a lot of fan feedback to The Last Jedi.

For however well or poorly Sony has done for their PS4. I will say this, as a PC main gamer. I got a PS4 this holiday season to catch up on all of the exclusives I missed out on (Bloodborne here we go).

I guess that counts for something.

I’ve really been enjoying this operation so far, in one match I was part of my team (ottomans) basically stopped the Brits/aussies stone cold at sector 2 of the beach for all 3 rounds.

I would imagine a New Vegas board game would be something more akin to Diplomacy. But every once in a while something randomly shifts on the board due to the courier and everything inches closer to total war in the area as a result.

Where everyone else plays the larger powers that be, in the area trying to jockey…

I’m gonna go with this until I see some actual gameplay footage.

Uh I’m vaguely interested in the story.
But that creepiness factor and the weird disorienting reality vs bad cgi makes me not want to watch it from an aesthetics point of few.

PC uplay edition unfortunately.

So as someone who has never read Berzerk but has been given advice to read it since I am a fan of Dark Souls and Bloodborne.

I thought the point was that there were a lot of those creatures?

You know I would be totally down if it’s Bloodborne 2 in the sort of thematic way that Dark Souls 2 worked.

Goddamn it From Software, please let this be BloodBorne 2.

I love Rainbow Six Siege, but I’m finding that the meta is drifting more and more towards coordinated teams with friends and less and pick for casual pick up solo games.

At first it was neat, then things started going straight up David Lynch.

I want to be more excited by CGI spin off is just killing it for me.

that’s quite sad to hear, some of my most fond gaming moments come through the multiplayer in dark souls with friends. Trying to guide each other safety through treacherous invades prone waters and learning to kick ass.

Allowing foul xenos to establish a foothold on this planet.

The only way I can think of a way that’s both heavy handed and cheap as chips as expected from state sponsored propaganda, is to label the island as Taiwan,

I Find that the campaign talent on its own is ok.

VC2 isn’t regarded that highly, mostly because the tonal shift makes it more akin to an anime high school thing with war.

I’m also really glad that VC4 seems to be taking the viewpoint of the Atlantic Federation.

We don’t really get that much from them in VC 1 other than they’re the equivalency to the Allied forces and are willing to do Bay of Big styled covert ops stuff in Galia.
Meanwhile they’re the ones fighting the majority of the…