Better yet, weapons last longer when you are weak, and are less durable the stronger you are, since being stronger mean you are hitting harder. Obviously there should be a few exceptions to this, like high end weapons being strong and sticks being breakable, but BOTW would have been better in the endgame if I didn’t…

More like decades.

My immediate thought was that I won’t ever have to push in the left stick again to sprint.

If it’s a safe way to test out non-safe ideas and that’s what corps need to justify the risk, I’ll take it. We need more risky concepts, but if there’s a way to minimize the actual risk, that seems fine to me.

I like to think of it more that instead of throwing away all her own useless crap, she decided to sell it to us. She’s decluttering her warehouse.

I did get that one, and it does suck. However, it took me, I wanna say, less than 20 tries. What mad it work for me was pushing the ball straight up along the fence near the stairs, running up to the junction between the top two sections of fence and using force slow on the ball so that I could wait until it was near…

With Hollow Knight I almost was sad when I finally got double jump. I had gotten so go at the precision of navigation and Double jump trivializes that personal skill progression.

Spoiler: all of the crates have a poncho skin in them.*

I think to me the most important thing here is that Pokemon Red and Blue didn’t have the National Dex. They had a Pokedex that only included 150(+1) mons, because those are the only mon that existed in that region. So, like, Galar has 400 native pokemon, rather than every pokemon that has ever been discovered in the…

I honestly forgot that Sekiro didn’t have that mechanic. But Hollow Knight does and so does The Surge and any number of similar games. I think it matter a little less in a game that is following the form of Souls but not the brutal, unforgiving attitude, as is the case with Jedi.

I mean, it’s $12 on Amazon right now for a physical copy. I’m debating whether or not to wait for black friday too, but really that $3 sale isn’t going to affect my budget much in the end..

A game nobody needed Bioware to make, maybe. Although if it had the key Bioware flare it would have been a different way to approach the looter-shooter genre.

I think the difference is that the combat is more like the posture meter than stamina management. I haven’t played it yet, but I’ve watched a lot of videos and that’s what I get from the commentary and what I’m seeing.

I never finished Bloodborne despite wanting to, and can’t play Souls, but I beat Nioh. A huge part of that is the setting, story, and armor/weapons being more my thing, and that motivated me to push through the skill barrier. But another part that I think is very important is that Nioh is mission-based. Each mission…

They are not the same, but I love them both. If you dig quick thinking and reflexes, japanese mythology / feudal japan, and being punished until you figure it out, then both games are your jam. That said, Nioh is more like SoulsBorne than Sekiro is, your build is important, stamina management is vital and dodging is…

30 million units sold across the first 2 games isn’t nothing.

Not to mention avoiding sharing a launch window with Cyberpunk 2077.

I’m more worried about every single game coming out in March and April. Feels like the only game that played a role at E3 2019 that isn’t coming out in March is Fallen Jedi.

That’s exactly what they WANT you to feel.

1m can get you started pretty well. you can buy some of the bunkers with that, and there is a bunker available right now with a full rebate if you are connected with Twitch Prime, so you can keep that money and still have a base to start the higher level missions. Properties seem to go on sale often enough too, so I…