I tried so hard to get into this game, and I just couldn't. I was bored for very long stretches of time, and I felt like I wasn't rewarded at all for exploring off the beaten path, so my gametime devolved into chasing quest markers and experiencing a story I didn't care about.
@WallyWest Being accepting and understanding of others isn't "woke". It's just what normal well adjusted people do regardless of political slant. Positive or negative use of the word is basically a meme at this point though, and different people have different perspectives on "meme" words, so to each their own.
I just beat it. It was good! Final boss sucked though, it was the only thing I didn't enjoy.
Once you learn the combat system it's a really fun game! You do NEED to learn it though, but it's easy to learn. You handle most enemies by positioning yourself in front of them and getting them to funnel themselves one by one while dodging and smacking them, and shooting them in the face into interrupt their attacks. It has a real nice flow to it.
Stealth is pretty good later in the game as well. I relied on that a lot, and it was really fun with the help of my GRP.
I will say after the hype, it was a little underwhelming, but it's still a good game, and only really frustrating if you try and play like Dead Space. It does NOT play like that.
I really like early release incentives. It's a nice bonus to people that support a product by pre-ordering without locking people out of content, or to incentivize a digital sale. I only really buy digitally anyway, so win for me.
@bauer_ It difficult to get the settings to feel right, and my favorite mode, Rush, is really dead. Playing with 8 players and bots isn't fun. I'll have to try it again, but I'd much rather play DMZ, Ground War, Invasion, or literally any other mode in CoD than play Bot Rush or ever play Conquest in this game.
I'm not buying that that can't be patched in... That seems incredibly weird to me as someone working in the industry and has had to sanity check credits to make sure everyone is there that's meant to be.
People that aren't get added in a future title update. Simple as that. Very bizarre. Getting credit for work in games is important to the culture. As far back as Atari refusing to do so for devs, and those devs creating Activision with credit where credit is due as one of the main reasons.
@dark_knightmare2 Right? It's a pretty damn great year. I keep hearing people say it's a bad year or a mediocre year, and I am left just scratching my head. There was always something really good to play from either a AAA or an indie.
I have a lot of similar gripes with Ragnarok and Elden Ring, but I love them for different reasons. Well, I'm off to do the Sisters tombstone fight (laziest and worst fight in the game by far, and that's saying something after the 7 of these stupid fights I've done.)
@dark_knightmare2 I'd also compare it to the Witcher 3, and that game also had its share of filler side content.
Filler content by definition is not for you to define by the way, it's perfectly fine if you feel differently. It's subjective for sure.
I could do without 48 ravens and trapsing around Vanaheim for next to nothing, and for the ghosts to tell me pretty much the same things the last ghost told me. It didn't add much substance. There are still plenty of good side quests, but some of them I definitely felt were filler.
Ragnarok is still a fantastic game, and a GOTY contender for sure. Either this or Elden Ring are my picks for it. Can't decide which game I like more.
@dark_knightmare2 I mean the ravens in particular do give you an armor set, but it's not nearly as good as the dragon set I used or the last set in the story you get (playing on Give me God of War), a lot of the side quests just give you crafting materials that are pretty worthless, or runes that barely do anything.
I'm almost 50 hours in, and I'd say a 9 or 10. I picked 9, but it could go either way.
Mainly due to the camera being a bit fussy sometimes, most of the AI callouts being useless, and the optional Vanaheim area, although being a cool surprise, feeling a little half baked and kind of a pain to navigate, and the side content being little more on the filler side, with a few stand out quests. One side quest, in Alpheim, in particular starts great, but then after it concludes feels like it goes nowhere, and that's disappointing.
10 out of 10s for me, or perspective changing games that gets me to think about games a different way while still being fun, nice to look at, and puts up an engaging challenge (whether that be a gameplay or story challenge).
It comes close, but doesn't quite get me to shift my perspective on gamez. Still, it's amazing, a GOTY contender for sure, and these 50 hours have been as enjoyable as Elden Ring for me.
I have been playing really nothing but Ragnarok. I'm 25 hours in (perks of my career), and playing on Give Me God of War difficulty.
It is absolute bull****, but it is as satisfying as any souls game I've played, so I'm keeping the difficulty there until I've at least beaten the main story. Not all challenges should be fair, and most of them aren't, so I usually play games on harder difficulties if I enjoy the combat.
Will probably also play Genshin Impact and MW2, and Path to Nowhere on my phone as well.
As a Genshin player who has done a majority of the puzzles in the game as well as the godawful Golden Archipelago event puzzles with no help from any characters discussing puzzles, I welcome characters discussing puzzles when you're talking a bit of time.
It's just better to get it over with and continue on with the game rather than spending a few minutes to...more than a few minutes wondering what you need to do. It's not that gratifying with hints, and not that gratifying without.
Saves you a lot of time. I'm grateful for the feature after playing an action adventure game without it.
Of course, games with puzzles that have more than one way to do the puzzle, I'd rather just do the puzzle my own way. That's why I love immersive sims.
I played a bit the first month and then dumped it for MW2.
Not looking back. Much much too team oriented, and I love to leave casual matches. I mean, it's probably for the best, I'm too old to stop rage quiting.
@KidBoruto I bet it's as simple as creators might just find them boring or too close to home. Part of what makes some video games fun is a setting that you're unfamiliar with.
But like @PegasusActual93 it seems there is a fascination with Western, particularly American, aesthetics. Devs like Hideo Kojima consumed a lot of movies from the America in his formative years, so that has influenced his work.
@Northern_munkey I play only objective based modes, so maybe that's the issue? Never seen farm or hotel, but I get Speedway, Asilo, Mercado, and that dog**** Border Crossing map for the most part. I've gotten Embassy literally 3 times.
Ah, I knew there was a reason this map was present in the beta, but not in the full release. It's been pulled, so we will just have to see what happens I suppose!
@MightyDemon82 because it's fun. It has a lot of online content. Because you can play it with friends. Because it gets a lot of support for a couple years. Because it's a consistent, and low risk game you buy, and know what it's going to be when you boot it up.
Because people usually have enough income to buy this game, and then whatever other game they want.
I've played CoD for years (I'm pretty good at it too), and still play other games. Niche games, more hard-core games, casual games. There's a lot of inherent value to a game that comes out yearly or regularly that is similar to the last, but different enough to where any that have played hours and hours of the previous entry can tell what improvements have been made, or what's been made worse.
It's kind of like fast food, more specifically, McDonald's. You know what you're getting, you get it, you're satisfied with it (most of the time), and sometimes you're even surprised.
Japanese video game companies have known the importance of the western market for decades (Just look at the stuff Capcom were putting out in the 7th generation of consoles); what they didn't know is that inherently Japanese style games that cater to their home market do have a market in the west. That market is niche, but still matters, especially now.
As long as genuine and quality projects are made and marketed, there is an audience for it. Cater to that audience, but don't pander.
@Gloamin Shadow in the Clouds was such a dumb movie. That part where she got exploded BACK into the plane was so hilariously bad we had to rewind it to watch it over again.
Whoever made that movie is an idiot, or they think their audience are idiots. Thanks for the condolences, and reminding me of that plane wreck of a movie. 🤣
Cheers!
@UltimateOtaku91 That is simply not true. There were many games that ran at 60 fps on the PS2, PS3, and PS4. Devil May Cry has ran at a consistent 60 since the first game with only the trash reboot running at 30, and the newest game offering modes to run at 40 with raytracing, 60 with enhanced graphics, and 120fps on PS5, and running at locked 60 FPS on PS4. Call of Duty games, 60 FPS is standard across the board for CoD games since CoD 4.
60 FPS games were around, and there are many more examples than what I've provided (fighting games in particular usually run at 60) even a lot of old Nintendo games on the SNES ran at 60...
Your opinion on 30 vs 60 is subjective, and I respect that, but 60FPS games on console have been around for 25 odd years.
@Northern_munkey Thankfully...it's not so bad in the States, sales are really good too. In the UK the PS Store inflation is highway robbery, no way would I ever consider buying a digital PS5 if I lived in the UK, Sony shouldn't be able to get away with that.
@Northern_munkey I have a digital PS5 (all I could find for MSRP, so i took it), and usually just have to wait for PS sales. It's not really a bother, as when the game is on sale it's got a few patches.
A $10 increase is not that big a deal to me. $70 is a dinner date at a good restaurant with my fiance. Still I would always prefer to pay less; especially on games that I'm only really kind of interested in.
There are a lot of deals for physical day one releases though. I want to try to get a physical version PS5 when it has a console reset for sure!
Yeah Bethesda really wanted Obsidian to do it, and when NV didn't hit the Metacritic threshold Bethesda withheld bonus for Obsidian. Still though, Bethesda made the right call getting Obsidian on the project, as New Vegas is widely considered the best in the series now that it's in a playable state...probably had nothing to do with the stringent deadline and use of an ancient (even at the time) engine.
I wouldn't really be interested at all at this point. If ND makes another TLOU they should take a page out of Hideo Kojima's book and make a prequel game or a game that takes place in a different country. China, Japan, or Korea could be pretty cool.
Maybe come back to Abby for TLOU 4 if ever. She isn't a fun character, and she is also just really has a bland personality. Didn't care all that much for her at all.
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Re: Days Gone Director Blames Woke Reviewers, Programmers for Critical Reception
I tried so hard to get into this game, and I just couldn't. I was bored for very long stretches of time, and I felt like I wasn't rewarded at all for exploring off the beaten path, so my gametime devolved into chasing quest markers and experiencing a story I didn't care about.
Re: Days Gone Director Blames Woke Reviewers, Programmers for Critical Reception
@WallyWest Being accepting and understanding of others isn't "woke". It's just what normal well adjusted people do regardless of political slant. Positive or negative use of the word is basically a meme at this point though, and different people have different perspectives on "meme" words, so to each their own.
Re: Poll: Did You Buy The Callisto Protocol?
I just beat it. It was good! Final boss sucked though, it was the only thing I didn't enjoy.
Once you learn the combat system it's a really fun game! You do NEED to learn it though, but it's easy to learn. You handle most enemies by positioning yourself in front of them and getting them to funnel themselves one by one while dodging and smacking them, and shooting them in the face into interrupt their attacks. It has a real nice flow to it.
Stealth is pretty good later in the game as well. I relied on that a lot, and it was really fun with the help of my GRP.
I will say after the hype, it was a little underwhelming, but it's still a good game, and only really frustrating if you try and play like Dead Space. It does NOT play like that.
Re: Like a Dragon: Ishin! Is Playable Four Days Early If You Pre-Order Digitally
I really like early release incentives. It's a nice bonus to people that support a product by pre-ordering without locking people out of content, or to incentivize a digital sale. I only really buy digitally anyway, so win for me.
Re: Street Fighter 6 Has Been Rated for Release in Korea
@Lup You mean you can't make jokes like that? Because I'm pretty Shoryuken...
Re: Battlefield 2042's Escalation Battle Pass Introduces All-New Implements of Destruction
@bauer_ It difficult to get the settings to feel right, and my favorite mode, Rush, is really dead. Playing with 8 players and bots isn't fun. I'll have to try it again, but I'd much rather play DMZ, Ground War, Invasion, or literally any other mode in CoD than play Bot Rush or ever play Conquest in this game.
Re: Battlefield 2042's Escalation Battle Pass Introduces All-New Implements of Destruction
Played this on Gamepass... it uhh...it felt really clunky, and I didn't enjoy it. Hopefully this keeps the fans engaged though. I'll stick to MW2.
Re: Elden Ring Wins Ultimate Game of the Year Award at Golden Joysticks
Stray over Ragnarok???? Hahahahahahahahaha!!!
This is my supervillian origin story right here.
Re: God of War Ragnarok Dev Accused of Not Crediting Music Production Intern
I'm not buying that that can't be patched in... That seems incredibly weird to me as someone working in the industry and has had to sanity check credits to make sure everyone is there that's meant to be.
People that aren't get added in a future title update. Simple as that. Very bizarre. Getting credit for work in games is important to the culture. As far back as Atari refusing to do so for devs, and those devs creating Activision with credit where credit is due as one of the main reasons.
It's tradition.
Re: Heartbreaking God of War Ragnarok Quest Pays a Very Special Tribute
That's really sad to hear, but I'm grateful for the context for this🙏 . Makes it very meaningful.
Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give God of War Ragnarok?
@dark_knightmare2 Right? It's a pretty damn great year. I keep hearing people say it's a bad year or a mediocre year, and I am left just scratching my head. There was always something really good to play from either a AAA or an indie.
I have a lot of similar gripes with Ragnarok and Elden Ring, but I love them for different reasons. Well, I'm off to do the Sisters tombstone fight (laziest and worst fight in the game by far, and that's saying something after the 7 of these stupid fights I've done.)
Re: Overwatch 2 Patch Delayed Hours Before Launch, Mei Takes a Little More Time Off
I quit this game for MW2, and haven't looked back. I'm happier for it I think.
Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give God of War Ragnarok?
@dark_knightmare2 I'd also compare it to the Witcher 3, and that game also had its share of filler side content.
Filler content by definition is not for you to define by the way, it's perfectly fine if you feel differently. It's subjective for sure.
I could do without 48 ravens and trapsing around Vanaheim for next to nothing, and for the ghosts to tell me pretty much the same things the last ghost told me. It didn't add much substance. There are still plenty of good side quests, but some of them I definitely felt were filler.
Ragnarok is still a fantastic game, and a GOTY contender for sure. Either this or Elden Ring are my picks for it. Can't decide which game I like more.
Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give God of War Ragnarok?
@dark_knightmare2 I mean the ravens in particular do give you an armor set, but it's not nearly as good as the dragon set I used or the last set in the story you get (playing on Give me God of War), a lot of the side quests just give you crafting materials that are pretty worthless, or runes that barely do anything.
It's definitely filler to me.
Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give God of War Ragnarok?
@dark_knightmare2 like I said, that content doesn't really do it for me. Especially in the second Vanaheim zone that's kind of a pain to navigate.
Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give God of War Ragnarok?
@dark_knightmare2 48 Ravens, Tears, and talking to most of the ghosts for side quests has me very much disagreeing with you, but to each their own.
Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give God of War Ragnarok?
I'm almost 50 hours in, and I'd say a 9 or 10. I picked 9, but it could go either way.
Mainly due to the camera being a bit fussy sometimes, most of the AI callouts being useless, and the optional Vanaheim area, although being a cool surprise, feeling a little half baked and kind of a pain to navigate, and the side content being little more on the filler side, with a few stand out quests. One side quest, in Alpheim, in particular starts great, but then after it concludes feels like it goes nowhere, and that's disappointing.
10 out of 10s for me, or perspective changing games that gets me to think about games a different way while still being fun, nice to look at, and puts up an engaging challenge (whether that be a gameplay or story challenge).
It comes close, but doesn't quite get me to shift my perspective on gamez. Still, it's amazing, a GOTY contender for sure, and these 50 hours have been as enjoyable as Elden Ring for me.
Re: Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 Launch Trailer Is Two Minutes of Unadulterated Hype
Never too big a fan of BR, but I'm really excited for DMZ! I love that style of gameplay.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 452
I have been playing really nothing but Ragnarok. I'm 25 hours in (perks of my career), and playing on Give Me God of War difficulty.
It is absolute bull****, but it is as satisfying as any souls game I've played, so I'm keeping the difficulty there until I've at least beaten the main story. Not all challenges should be fair, and most of them aren't, so I usually play games on harder difficulties if I enjoy the combat.
Will probably also play Genshin Impact and MW2, and Path to Nowhere on my phone as well.
Re: Talking Point: What Are Your Thoughts on Protagonists Discussing Puzzles?
As a Genshin player who has done a majority of the puzzles in the game as well as the godawful Golden Archipelago event puzzles with no help from any characters discussing puzzles, I welcome characters discussing puzzles when you're talking a bit of time.
It's just better to get it over with and continue on with the game rather than spending a few minutes to...more than a few minutes wondering what you need to do. It's not that gratifying with hints, and not that gratifying without.
Saves you a lot of time. I'm grateful for the feature after playing an action adventure game without it.
Of course, games with puzzles that have more than one way to do the puzzle, I'd rather just do the puzzle my own way. That's why I love immersive sims.
Re: Overwatch 2 Racks Up More Than 35 Million Players in Its First Month
I played a bit the first month and then dumped it for MW2.
Not looking back. Much much too team oriented, and I love to leave casual matches. I mean, it's probably for the best, I'm too old to stop rage quiting.
Re: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Composer Exits Project, Says Soundtrack Is 'Not My Artistic Intent'
@__jamiie Like I said, stay classy. If being rude for no reason is your idea of grown up, I'll stick to your definition of childish.
Thank you very much.
Re: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Composer Exits Project, Says Soundtrack Is 'Not My Artistic Intent'
The rudeness in the comments is proof that when you're on top everyone tries to throw you off.
Stay classy.
Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2?
8/10 for me. Could have been a 9 if not for the bugs, but they're being handled fast. Kudos to the QA team!
Also the front end UI is...not good.
It's probably my second favorite CoD campaign behind Black Ops 2, and the best MP CoD experience in 10 years.
Genuinely enjoying it.
Re: Messi, Neymar, and Paul Pogba Really Are Coming to Modern Warfare 2
@iGotNintendoAtLaunch damn straight I love tasting my video games as well!
Re: Former Capcom Producer on Ghost of Tsushima, Resident Evil, and Cross-Cultural Creation
@KidBoruto I bet it's as simple as creators might just find them boring or too close to home. Part of what makes some video games fun is a setting that you're unfamiliar with.
But like @PegasusActual93 it seems there is a fascination with Western, particularly American, aesthetics. Devs like Hideo Kojima consumed a lot of movies from the America in his formative years, so that has influenced his work.
Re: Amsterdam Hotel Depicted in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Resents 'Unwanted Involvement'
@Notoriousmakavel I got it wrong. I must face the consequences. Lol
Re: Amsterdam Hotel Depicted in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Resents 'Unwanted Involvement'
@Notoriousmakavel I know. 1 million other people told me already
Re: Amsterdam Hotel Depicted in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Resents 'Unwanted Involvement'
@Northern_munkey I play only objective based modes, so maybe that's the issue? Never seen farm or hotel, but I get Speedway, Asilo, Mercado, and that dog**** Border Crossing map for the most part. I've gotten Embassy literally 3 times.
Re: Amsterdam Hotel Depicted in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Resents 'Unwanted Involvement'
@Northern_munkey @j2c I have never gotten this map, and I'm almost max level! I was sure this and farm weren't in the game! 🤣
Re: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Nears $1 Billion in Opening Weekend
@Northern_munkey I very much enjoy it too. I'm sorry about your HDR settings. That really sucks.
Re: Former Capcom Producer on Ghost of Tsushima, Resident Evil, and Cross-Cultural Creation
@PegasusActual93 I can think of more Japanese games that have a western setting, counting fantasy, than I can in a Japanese or even Asian setting.
Re: Amsterdam Hotel Depicted in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Resents 'Unwanted Involvement'
Ah, I knew there was a reason this map was present in the beta, but not in the full release. It's been pulled, so we will just have to see what happens I suppose!
Re: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Nears $1 Billion in Opening Weekend
@General_Spiller It is more of a reboot. It's very different from the original.
Re: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Nears $1 Billion in Opening Weekend
@MightyDemon82 because it's fun. It has a lot of online content. Because you can play it with friends. Because it gets a lot of support for a couple years. Because it's a consistent, and low risk game you buy, and know what it's going to be when you boot it up.
Because people usually have enough income to buy this game, and then whatever other game they want.
I've played CoD for years (I'm pretty good at it too), and still play other games. Niche games, more hard-core games, casual games. There's a lot of inherent value to a game that comes out yearly or regularly that is similar to the last, but different enough to where any that have played hours and hours of the previous entry can tell what improvements have been made, or what's been made worse.
It's kind of like fast food, more specifically, McDonald's. You know what you're getting, you get it, you're satisfied with it (most of the time), and sometimes you're even surprised.
Re: Persona 5's Huge Success Is Down to Western Sales, SEGA Report Reiterates
Japanese video game companies have known the importance of the western market for decades (Just look at the stuff Capcom were putting out in the 7th generation of consoles); what they didn't know is that inherently Japanese style games that cater to their home market do have a market in the west. That market is niche, but still matters, especially now.
As long as genuine and quality projects are made and marketed, there is an audience for it. Cater to that audience, but don't pander.
Re: Random: Chloe Grace Moretz Is Eager for Sony to Make a New PSP
@Gloamin Shadow in the Clouds was such a dumb movie. That part where she got exploded BACK into the plane was so hilariously bad we had to rewind it to watch it over again.
Whoever made that movie is an idiot, or they think their audience are idiots. Thanks for the condolences, and reminding me of that plane wreck of a movie. 🤣
Cheers!
Re: Random: Chloe Grace Moretz Is Eager for Sony to Make a New PSP
@Gloamin I watched that movie with my GF... We also got another movie called The Craft: Legacy that same night.
Needless to say, movie night was ruined. We can't decide which movie is worse in all honesty.
Re: PS5 Players Don't Want to See 60fps Die Out
@UltimateOtaku91 That is simply not true. There were many games that ran at 60 fps on the PS2, PS3, and PS4. Devil May Cry has ran at a consistent 60 since the first game with only the trash reboot running at 30, and the newest game offering modes to run at 40 with raytracing, 60 with enhanced graphics, and 120fps on PS5, and running at locked 60 FPS on PS4.
Call of Duty games, 60 FPS is standard across the board for CoD games since CoD 4.
60 FPS games were around, and there are many more examples than what I've provided (fighting games in particular usually run at 60) even a lot of old Nintendo games on the SNES ran at 60...
Your opinion on 30 vs 60 is subjective, and I respect that, but 60FPS games on console have been around for 25 odd years.
Re: Deadpool, Venom, Morbius, Storm All Part of Midnight Suns Season Pass
The hit character Morbius from blockbuster movie of the century, Morbius?!
Count me in.
Re: UK Sales Charts: Gotham Knights, A Plague Tale: Requiem Make Decent Sales Debuts
@Northern_munkey Thankfully...it's not so bad in the States, sales are really good too. In the UK the PS Store inflation is highway robbery, no way would I ever consider buying a digital PS5 if I lived in the UK, Sony shouldn't be able to get away with that.
Re: UK Sales Charts: Gotham Knights, A Plague Tale: Requiem Make Decent Sales Debuts
@Northern_munkey I have a digital PS5 (all I could find for MSRP, so i took it), and usually just have to wait for PS sales. It's not really a bother, as when the game is on sale it's got a few patches.
A $10 increase is not that big a deal to me. $70 is a dinner date at a good restaurant with my fiance. Still I would always prefer to pay less; especially on games that I'm only really kind of interested in.
There are a lot of deals for physical day one releases though. I want to try to get a physical version PS5 when it has a console reset for sure!
Re: UK Sales Charts: Gotham Knights, A Plague Tale: Requiem Make Decent Sales Debuts
@Northern_munkey That's a pretty good deal this early in the game's lifespan, but 55 dollars US, is still a bit too steep for me.
This year and next year is absolutely packed with stuff to play, so I'm good with waiting a few months for a massive sale.
Re: UK Sales Charts: Gotham Knights, A Plague Tale: Requiem Make Decent Sales Debuts
@Romulus Objectively wrong.
Keep up the cope.
Re: UK Sales Charts: Gotham Knights, A Plague Tale: Requiem Make Decent Sales Debuts
@Romulus Coping. Seething. Malding.
Take your L king
Re: UK Sales Charts: Gotham Knights, A Plague Tale: Requiem Make Decent Sales Debuts
Been thinking of getting Gotham Knights, but the performance, price, and repetitive gameplay have me put off.
So I'm gonna wait for a sale. 50 or so percent off, and maybe it'll have a patch or two under its belt. If not, perfectly fine completely ignoring it.
Re: UK Sales Charts: Gotham Knights, A Plague Tale: Requiem Make Decent Sales Debuts
@Romulus This is a real L take right here....
Re: Beloved RPG Fallout: New Vegas Was First Meant to Be Fallout 3 DLC
Yeah Bethesda really wanted Obsidian to do it, and when NV didn't hit the Metacritic threshold Bethesda withheld bonus for Obsidian. Still though, Bethesda made the right call getting Obsidian on the project, as New Vegas is widely considered the best in the series now that it's in a playable state...probably had nothing to do with the stringent deadline and use of an ancient (even at the time) engine.
Re: Voice Actress Laura Bailey Keen to Reprise Role in Potential Sequel to The Last of Us: Part II
I wouldn't really be interested at all at this point. If ND makes another TLOU they should take a page out of Hideo Kojima's book and make a prequel game or a game that takes place in a different country. China, Japan, or Korea could be pretty cool.
Maybe come back to Abby for TLOU 4 if ever. She isn't a fun character, and she is also just really has a bland personality. Didn't care all that much for her at all.
Re: One Piece Odyssey Opens Up with 7 Minutes of Gameplay
ONE PIEEEEECE! THE ONE PIECE IS REAL!