Odyssey really isn’t that long for modern games. 

You get an ability that can free time temporarily. That works for the papers.

“I’d like to see Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla all the way through and complete as much of it as I can (don’t see me doing the paper chase bits, though)“

I’ve owned numerous Telltale games for the past year: all the Walking Deads, the two Batmans, and the Wolf Among Us. I played the first Walking Dead and the Wolf Among Us back on ps3, but that was it. I largely haven’t been in the mood for this type of game, though.

I mean, barely any games had sequels at that time, so by your own logic, that makes it an outlier.

Two things:

Well, no, that’s how they introduced Star Lord’s ridiculous name.

It’s not a particularly ridiculous name, and it certainly wasn’t ridiculous enough to suffice as a punchline to a joke that didn’t exist (there was no setup, the joke is “His name is Taserface.”), let alone one that lasted longer than three seconds.

Warface: Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo

Probably the worst “joke” in any Marvel film.

I know there are some good games that have colons in their titles, but almost everything with a colon in its title sounds horrible.

No thanks. The main glitchfest of a game has been more than enough (read: a slog) for me.

“Well at least the Witchers have been out in the wild for a while”

“I explicitly write about the Eivor ending yet your comment seems to be about the modern day”

I never thought Odyssey required an XP booster, even if some people did.

“The ending of Valhalla is the Eivor ending.”

I don’t think I’ve parried at all. And I find it’s fine if you’re 5 to 10 levels below the recommended level. Guys take 5 or 6 hits to kill instead of 2 to 3 hits.

This news came out last week, but it’s still exciting as hell.

“That long ending was probably one of the best I’ve ever played”

I’m not defending the Confederacy in the slightest.