I did enjoy the combat in this game, but I’m just so sick of Battle Royals at this point. I don’t mind their existence, but can games put more than one mode in their games? What happened to straight forward death matches, and capture the flag. I miss those.

Yeah I found that in Downhill Jam it’s REALLY hard to pull off a really long combo. There just isn’t any good spot on it to get a really good long grind going, certainly since you’re always being pulled in one direction.

They don’t have Spiderman, however if they did Sony would have demanded he be exclusive to Playstation, so you can probably thank Sony for his exclusion.

I’m still holding out hope for a Sonic Adventure 3, with the Chao garden brought back.

I personally liked when I was able to jump off the board, and having open worlds. I love THPS1+2, but I get frustrated because sometimes I just want to stop and look around the level. I’d like being able to get up a small awkward ledge to not take me a full minute of awkwardly trying to Ollie/grind up it. And I just…

A lot of spell cards could be built around various class features. A healing spell called Second Wind, that could even be red, or I imagine you could come up with a neat usage of Cunning Action in a Black Deck that allows you to return a creature to your hand or something. And Action Surge card perhaps could untap a…

Technically a Millennial, not a Zoomer. But still completely fine with the comparison, makes me feel younger. Thank you.

Sure, what ever buddy. *Rolls eyes*

The Narrator straight up says this to be true. He says that the hypothetical person “Gabe” has just as much chance to end up leaning to the left, as he has to going right in his “search for meaning and self purpose” phase young adults tend to go through. But as many people stated, the far-right is by far a lot more…

Man, I just miss how damn satisfying the fighting mechanics were in that game. And the musics, Mmm, I still have the first level song stuck in my head.

Ok? It is, do what you want, I don't  disagree.

As I told the last guy, that's my own opinion. If you disagree, what ever, buy what you want, play what you want, I don't care about your preference, and certainly not gonna debate it.

I said for the most part. You can certainly cherry pick this and that example, and I can counter argue about this and that company doing the same dumb thing if not worst. I’m not getting into a console war debate. IN MY OWN OPINION, I think Microsoft is more pro-consumer than many other major Game Companies, and a lot…

This is why I absolutely despise Sony, and refuse to support them regardless of the quality of the stuff they put out. Microsoft has had it’s ups and downs, but MS has always been, mostly, pretty pro-consumer with their products. Game Pass, and their push towards providing a good gaming service on both their console…

No, and yes. Late game the Orb Weavers aren't a huge problem(At least when the game is set on easy.) It's the Wolf Spiders who are obsolete bastards. Even armored up in 2nd tiered gear, on easier, a single hit does almost half my health. Not to mention the poison damage that burns more, even if the attack is blocked.

I was playing with a group of people, and we had a spider hit our base at night. And we couldn’t do anything about it! He just kept killing us, and camping at our base, and we couldn’t even really hurt him. I tried luring him away, but the AI was too dumb to follow any good distance. And that was it, our home became…

Now they just need to make the Spiders not be complete ripe bastards in game. I know they're probably supposed to be threats you're not supposed to directly engage, but jeebus, they kill you in one hit, and with the game not pausing when you're in your inventory they can easily sneak up on you and instantly kill you.

Maybe, but it is sort of redundant now because of Game Pass.

I was wondering if we played the same game, than realized he played on PC. I just played the game on Xbox, and the game control horribly with a controller. But I’m installing it on my PC now, and gonna give it a try.

Well, it is on Game Pass, so it’s technically free if you’re subscribed.