A major price drop could very well happen soon, as the game does not seem to be selling well.
Oh, my idea of serious price drop for a game that lasts 15 hours is below 20€, not gonna happen very soon. In particular they announced DLCs, and I'm not buying any game until all DLCs are released (that's my policy) except for CDPR, I trust these folks (and TW3 lasted something like 100 hours + other 50ish hours of DLCs, it was worth it). I.E. I canceld my pre-order for control once I realised DLCs were coming after launch.
My trust will be lost forever if they'll try to drop a rockstar and make me buy the game twice (ps4 and ps5), but it's also true that rockstar is the only other company that has always satisfied me so far (RDR2 is my favourite game ever).
Gotta update the list: I got to the last boss in NG+ in sekiro, then I was busy so haven't played it in a while, lost all my skills now and it'd take me days before beating that son of a bitch again. Abandoned it, so close to getting the last trophy/achievment. Goddamn.
Finished AC: origins, had to lower to minimum difficulty and "speedrun" it due to the boredom it caused me. That's it, I'm done with the series, not yet with ubisoft. Next ubisoft game I'll look at is beyond good and evil 2, but it's multiplayer, so probably not.
borderlands 2: haven't played it in a while, but it's still installed. I'll finish it, eventually. I hate looting and that kind of (childish IMHO) humor.
Never started bloodborne, I don't feel like I want to put too much effort in games in this moment. Still installed, though.
After some conversation about driving in VG here, I reinstalled GTA V and I'm playing it very lazily, couple of misisons, lot of driving at full speed here and there, missions and on and on...
I need that damn CP2077
Currently playing Witcher 3 (first play though) and Fall Out New Vegas. Can't get the DLC's the stop crashing on Fall Out, so I may give that one up. The main story line works fine, it's just the DLC's.
I may go back to Skyrim again soon. The modularity of that game is unsurpassed. May create a few new NPCs to interact with along the way.
I'll go another round with Witcher 3 soon. So much to do still at the end of the story.
I may go back to Skyrim again soon. The modularity of that game is unsurpassed. May create a few new NPCs to interact with along the way.
I'll go another round with Witcher 3 soon. So much to do still at the end of the story.
Have you tried installing the unofficial patch for FONV? You can find it on Nexusmods.
I have. I've tried the .ini edits. I've tried various other suggested fixes as well. I'm now suspecting that it's some strange graphics card issue mixed with Windows 10. Many Windows 10 users have reported similar issues. I've enjoyed what I did get out of it, and I paid less than $10 for the entire game. At this point I think I'd just rather move on.
A Plague Tale: Innocence - action adventure set in France during 100 Year's War and Black Death. It kinda reminds me of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (artistically) and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (mechanically). I'm really liking it so far, haven't finished it yet (currently at chapter 10), but I feel both games I mentioned are noticeably better. Still wort buying.
Even though I usually enjoy these kinds of games, I've always had a problem with that, like learning to walk over and over and over again.. Not fun!
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I wouldn't have any problem to start the game again, after the first time you learn all the bosses and it's way easier, the problem is that the final boss is too difficult to be beaten without a full playtrough of training. I still remember what he does almost by hearth, but my reflexes are too numb for that.
I watched a video of that the other day. Looked sorta interesting based on the 15 minutes or so that I saw of the gameplay.
Shame, it's a really great game. I've only played it back on Win7, had looked forward to playing it again on Win10. At least now I know what might be in store for me.
Don't know if it's in topic, but all of a sudden I dreamt about TW4.
Played quite a lot of MTGA lately. The best card game I've played (except Gwent until December 2017), but its massive card draw RNG sometimes annoys me so much, that I have to take a break for a few weeks once in a while. Playing some Anno 1800 now.
Best? But what about the mana screw/flood seemingly happening every game?
Never mind.
I used to play MTGA, but stopped playing because of this. It was just too much bad RNG.
50% percent of the time it's the best card game out there. The other 50% percent I say to myself I just don't like card games
Now that I've finished, I can say that my initial impression was correct - it's a very good game, but far from being a masterpiece as far as I'm concerned...
It's got decent story, beautiful visuals, occasionally frustrating gameplay and pointless collectables. Puzzles are a mixed bag- they are trivial most of the time, there's a few good ones and a few instances where I had no idea what am I supposed to be doing to progress further. Finally, no bugs or performance problems whatsoever on my end.
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