It's incredible. Totally astonishing that this game was made by just a few people. In the kickstarter it wasn't supposed to be this huge thing, maybe about the size of Super Metroid. But it's just huge now. You never run out of stuff to do and things to uncover. It has no business being as good as it is.
I was wondering why people were giving Jaffe the time of day re: his opinions on Cruelty Squad. Then I saw that he apparently hated it, lmao. What an endorsement.
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the game gives you all sorts of options to tweak difficulty/gameplay - I recommend you do that to tailor it to your tastes if you get frustrated with it. The more skills you get, the better the game gets, but I found it too frustrating at times and toned it all down a bit unless it hit the difficulty sweet spot (somewhere between being a challenge and being a breeze to play).
From what little I could play from Yakuza 3, enemies block Kiryu's attack more often, and breaking their guards aren't as easy as in 0/K1/K2, leading to extra time spent even in rubbish mob fights.
99% chance it's gonna be egsclusive
Your point about the lore is exactly how I felt about it. I constantly wanted to learn more about the world, but couldn't care less about the actual story it had going on. Overall, I thought the strengths outweighed the weaknesses and I really liked the game.
All the old Star trek stuff is available on Netflix, hulu and Prime. At least the shows are but the films kinda get rotated around.
That mirrored my thoughts pretty closely. I did beat the game, which beating any game is super rare for me these days. That is usually an indication that I liked something about a game, but the story was just...okay? Like having the SCP backdrop feels like a free license for all sorts of zany happenings and yet...
Wife (who is Taiwanese) had been watching with me the old ones. She lives them. We watched enterprise and not going through voyager. They have the older stuff too. Netflix btw.
Yeah, it's pretty good. Maybe the only tower defence game I've ever finished. It's a spin off from the 2nd Van Helsing game that had some TD elements so they made a whole game of it.
Speaking of, how are the Van Helsing games? And what is "Final Cut"?
The final cut bundles all 3 games in one huge game with 10 chapters. I'm in chapter 8 right now and I'm still having a blast. It's definitely one of the better aRPG's out there.
What in the ever-loving fuck? Are these accounts with paid games on them?Ubisoft purging uplay accounts it seems.
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They are the same, Ubisoft account is just new name after rebrand.
Oh, so i might need to log into my Ubisoft account now and then to not lose the games i bought?
Yes. Apparently it has been on ToS for years, but so far they have never actually done it (afaik).
How long have you not used it, approximately? Months, years? It’s shitty regardless, but I’m just curious.Ubisoft purging uplay accounts it seems.
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Combat is not hard it just can get annoying because it is too long. I had similar issues with Doom 2016.checks your FM total hours
oh god
the game gives you all sorts of options to tweak difficulty/gameplay - I recommend you do that to tailor it to your tastes if you get frustrated with it. The more skills you get, the better the game gets, but I found it too frustrating at times and toned it all down a bit unless it hit the difficulty sweet spot (somewhere between being a challenge and being a breeze to play).
awesome screenshots btw!
If I remember correctly before inactivity period was 2 years.
That's what I said before Ubi had Valhalla for 9€, but that got me.
I know what you mean, yeah. I dont like overlong or near constant fights either. And the exploration and world of Control is really good on its own, it really doesnt need that much combat.
