You know literally nothing about these people yet you judge them.

Huh, i never really thought about that since i’m gonna wait for Borderlands 3 until it launches on Steam, but thats an excellent point.

Yeah, i’ve started to feel the same way. With every new season the keep on adding new stuff to do without actually looking at some of the serious flaws that are plaguing the existing game modes.

Odyssey was the first AC game i played after Black Flag and i was really surprised by how dumbed down the sailing aspect had become! In Black flag naval battles didn’t just revolve around who had the most fire power but you had to take the direction of the wind into account, visibility due to waves, your environment…

Yeah, the AI in a lot of games is lacking, but most games aren’t 200+ hours long so you don’t notice it too much. Another issue i had with Odyssey, the ship combat. This mechanic was so amazing and fleshed out in Black Flag yet here it al felt very basic, like they took some features out. And you were basically…

I think the combat itself is fine. If you compare your skills and abilities to a game like The Witcher AC: Odyssey clearly comes out on top for me.

I’m not mad by any means because if i don’t like a game i just won’t buy it, but i am pretty disappointed that pokemon shield and sword are seriously the console iterations were getting from a pokemon game.

Yeah, fully agree. I can see the comparisons, but thats probably because both are seaside villages. I guess they might have used it a bit as an inspiration? But saying that “a village from WW is in BotW” is stretching it a bit. But it worked, we all clicked the vid i guess.

Reach had by far the best story, but a lot of people didn’t like it because you it didn’t have a happy ending, you didn’t play as the chief and, i quote a friend here, nothing felt like it mattered.

It literally tells you if you can or can not feel it in the article...

Yeah, i wouldn’t have minded Sea of Theaves so much if they ONLY released it on their game pass thing. If Sea of Thieves day 1 version was only available as part of a subscription service people were already buying for other games, fine. But they sold that shitstick of a game for full price.

EA doesn’t agree with them, either, although it has made necessary changes in those regions to comply with their laws.

Theres some spoilery stuff in there mostly relating to a couple of the characters she meets in the demo and whats part of her quest. There’s also 2 boss battles in there.

Twitter is literally outraged all the time by everything so it doesn’t really surprise me.

I don’t get why it even is episodic. 

Yeah. I might be in the minority here but i’d like to see some Nintendo games eventually make it to Microsoft platforms. MS is already releasing some of their smaller games like cuphead on the Switch, it’d be amazing if at one point Nintendo would release some of their smaller or older games on PC and Xbox through MS.

The interesting part is that we’ve been here before. It was years ago, maybe 10-12 years? When developers and publishers were also done with E3 and they tried a trimmed down version not in the LA convention centre but instead with a bunch of smaller events on other locations in LA. But it was deemed a bit of a flop…

I always find it a bit ironic when people say BF4 was the best or “peak BF” considering that was literally the biggest clusterfuck of a battlefield release i’ve ever experienced, where half the players literally couldn’t play the game for the first couple of months.

How though? What can they literally do to improve this game? Any addition to the core game they tried to add has been met with varied succes at best, and completely forgotten or despised by the community at worst.

The size wasn’t so much the issue for me, it was that exploration was hardly ever rewarded after a certain point. Every region basically had you do the same stuff and the rewards were not worth it 95% of the time since you probably already had your favourite exotic armour when you were level 40.