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the chat panel as i play rocket league and once again blow an easy save in epic fashion:
[Angry12yearold]: What a save!
[Angry12yearold]: What a save!
[Angry12yearold]: What a save!
[Angry12yearold]: What a save!
― Karl Malone, Monday, 31 January 2022 19:36 (two years ago) link
it's like kid, i don't have TIME to train, and why are you playing in the Bronze 3rd Division league if you're so good you fukken brat
― Karl Malone, Monday, 31 January 2022 19:37 (two years ago) link
I'm playing Witcher 3 again on NG+ on the hardest setting. Certainly makes things like the combat a lot more challenging than the first time round. It was the first game I played on PS4 so I feel a bit spoilt, seeing as it is considered a Best In Class RPG. It really is an epic game with a huge amount of attention to detail.
Coming back to it again now I've played a few other things though, I'd say there are a few things they could have improved:
- More interesting and varied combat. This is where Bloodborne wins out. In Witcher there's a ton of different spells and potions you can use to win fightsz but ultimately it's a bit like following a recipe and once you know that recipe all you really need to do is go in and melee a bit until you eventually win
- Less of the rote fetch quests. I remember this from the first time round. For all its depth and world building, the majority of Witcher is "Speak to a peasant, go kill the monster, come back and get your reward". The minimap tells you where everything is, so once you're leveled up enough, you can complete quests in a zombie-like trance without really absorbing too much.
- Horses and NPCs. I didn't think RDR2 was a better game, but these two factors are where it clearly topped Witcher. It's barely worth riding Roach the vast majority of the time because she's just so unreliable and doesn't really handle much like a horse. Also, you can't attack NPCs and they really don't mind if you walk into their homes and Rob them in broad daylight.
Other than that, it's the best game ever made
― Urbandn hope all ye who enter here (dog latin), Tuesday, 1 February 2022 08:25 (two years ago) link
Sony bought Bungie yesterday for $3.6 billion. Bungie have some very talented people, but the only series of note that they own is Destiny. Hope Sony's money guys know what they're doing.
― adam t. (abanana), Tuesday, 1 February 2022 10:19 (two years ago) link
I think one of the main reasons Sony spent all that money was for the tech and expertise in running a global online service game, something they didn't have which would be v expensive to build out. e.g. how much money would an Uncharted themed Destinylike make?
― ( X '____' )/ (zappi), Tuesday, 1 February 2022 10:55 (two years ago) link
From that end it does make sense; they already have the lock on critically acclaimed single-player cinematic adventure from their first-party studios, but multiplayer addiction is the real moneymaker these days.
― Nhex, Tuesday, 1 February 2022 13:35 (two years ago) link
six months pass...