Real Slytherin move.

I feel like they really dropped the ball with co-op in that game. I found almost all the characters, DLC included, to be really fun to play, but the limitation of having one agent on screen at a time and no ability to couch or online co-op really fixes its ceiling much lower than it honestly could be.

No multiplayer in ME3. Bah.

This seems like a healthy way for an economy to behave.

Shit, I might be obligated to rethink how cool this is, thanks to this comparison.

Awesome. I’d love all the old builds of Epcot rides,too! (Horizons, World of Motion, sadly now Maelstrom, Universe of Energy pre-Ellen, The Living Seas...man, I loved 80s Epcot.)

1. Bloodborne

A recommendation is a distillation of experience that is actually enumerated along with said recommendation. “I hated it, STAY AWAY” (which is a command/imperative) pretty definitively states “my opinion is the correct one.”

DS3 is basically fan service in the first place. Cinders just puts all that on front street.

Grimrukh stated at the time that Daughters of Ash was basically the game From would have made if they had more time or money. I am not sure I have ever heard a more arrogant statement in the realm of video games.

“Stay away” isn’t an opinion, though. It’s a recommendation based on no actual enumerated experience.

Does “better than Tolkien” include having a more fully realized world? Good luck with that. o7

Bloodborne? :(

Hey, whatever happened to Star Citizen?

I’d watch this, but only if it were celebrities riffing on Kingdom Hearts.

AH card game is better than almost every game on this list for solo play!

Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle Earth is also a great one in the LOTR IP laundry list!

Doesn’t look like anything to me.

They built a lot of these back in the 90s.
;)

Continuing to enjoy Children of Morta, messing around with Darkest Dungeon, and maybe finally finishing Control!