Honestly, the same complaint could be made about Arkham Knight. The side-missions were extremely repetitive.

So to confirm, you do believe it’s reasonable to tell someone to pay $500 to play a demo that’s exclusively available on PS5, even though the full game is available on PC?

This article is specifically about Granblue Fantasy Relink’s demo and that demo is only on PS5 despite the full game being available on PS5 and PC.

So to be clear, you think it’s reasonable to tell someone to spend $500 (the price of a PS5) to play a demo (Granblue Fantasy Relink)?

Telling someone to buy a console so they can play a game on said console is equivalent to telling them to not play that game on PC.

Get a console 🤷‍♂️

This is actually a Korean game. Same sexism as Chinese and Japanese games, though.

Quick check of your post history confirms that you are, in fact, a troll so not much point in trying to get any meaningful discourse from you. Guess I’ll keep that in mind before replying to you in the future.

That’s not an issue if you have a console.

Are you trolling right now? It can be hard to tell these days.

Mouse and keyboard are the default control scheme for PC. As such, all PC games should support it and implement it in a way that meets user expectations.

It is an issue if you want to play the game on PC where the game also exists and is available for purchase.

Having loot doesn’t make you a loot shooter. Otherwise every RPG with loot and guns would be considered a loot shooter.

Or just common sense..? I’m not even a Silent Hill fan. Just stating the fact that marketing focuses on combat more often than not.

Not true at all. Given that it’s a JRPG, that’s a particularly good reason to see how it plays on PC because JRPG developers tend to have little understanding of how PC gamers actually play games. For example, the default MKB controls might be horribly awkward and lack any ability to rebind. Same goes for video…

That’s not much help if you want to see how the game looks, runs and controls on your PC.

Marketing tends to focus on spectacle and combat is usually that spectacle. I wouldn’t conclude that they’re turning SH2 into an action game based on this trailer alone.

Interested in learning more about Judas if the rumors are true. What makes it more than just a spiritual successor to Bioshock? Also interested in learning more about the new Metro game. Metro Exodus had a fairly conclusive ending so I’m not sure where they could go from there unless this has a new cast of characters.

Stellar Blade looks abysmal..? I thought it looked like a pretty solid character action game in the last trailer. Bit of a bummer that it’s likely now a PS-exclusive but it’ll probably come to PC in a couple of years.

The fact that Sackboy got ported before Ghost of Tsushima is definitely... something. Sony works in mysterious ways.