Finally joining the "Finished A Game in 2021" after beating HZD! Just the main story, gonna hit the DLC later on. Really great time, and it actually served to teach me about how I think I need to approach big games now.
Finally joining the "Finished A Game in 2021" after beating HZD! Just the main story, gonna hit the DLC later on. Really great time, and it actually served to teach me about how I think I need to approach big games now.
Think Horizon: Zero Dawn is finally making me realize I don't like open world games much. I really like the story but I just have no interest in doing anything that isn't essential to it. I think I just don't the patience for them anymore. Burnt out.
Question for Metal Gear Solidtoid - I'm thinking I'll finally play through MGS5 soonish (gonna stick it on my to-do list at least), but I've never played MGS4 and with my PS3 dead I'm really not able to. Would I be missing out on a lot skipping it?
am drunk. is bueno
I've been getting back into this album a lot lately and man, it's some tasty nostalgia. This was one of my go-to albums to play on my 360 when my friends would come over for L4D split-screen. #arbitratymetaltuesday
My GOTY is definitely Yakuza: Like a Dragon, considering this franchise has fucking ruined all other video games for me. Seriously, no other virtual worlds are filled with so much charm, love, and passion. Hades, Tsushima, FF7R all solid runners up.
Many, video game difficulty is interesting. I could beat Sword Saint in Sekiro on my second try, and meanwhile after 20 attempts in Hades I've only cleared Bone Hydra once, and I feel like I see a lot people have their first full clear close to then.
I finished up Yakuza: Like A Dragon and oh man, what an excellent entry. The ending had me feeling all kinds of emotions. I think this ends up in my top 3 of the series, behind 0 and 4. Kasuga is just such a delight.
Cyberpunk won't let me give lady V chiseled abs 0/10.