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Re: Days Gone PS5 Remaster Rumours Start to Snowball

Weebleman

@MrPeanutbutterz as a fellow guitar player, I appreciate the joy of a new pickup.

My kids have zero interest in playing with conkers on laces sadly. It's annual tradition now that we collect them and they fester in a bag until they are binned. It's just not the same.

Re: Days Gone PS5 Remaster Rumours Start to Snowball

Weebleman

@MrPeanutbutterz I struggled with horizon a bit as (for me at least) it ventured a bit close to the feeling I get from a ubisoft open world. I burnt myself out on assassins creed games and struggle these days if a game tips me into the same feeling (if that makes sense).

With DG, the world just felt good to explore and I suppose that pulled me in. Once you upgrade the bike and fuel is not really a concern, it's just a wonderful setting to get lost in. As @JustX says, the characters do grow and I also felt at a loss when it finished. It's the rare game were even though it was done, I still booted it up to just wander round the setting.

He is also right that it's good to like different things. In that vein, I hope none of this has come across like an 'argument'. I've enjoyed the back and forth of it all and that it remained civil is always good.

Weekend has been decent my man, conkering with the kids always takes me back. I hope yours has been to.

Re: Days Gone PS5 Remaster Rumours Start to Snowball

Weebleman

@MrPeanutbutterz because you can't comment on the game as a whole because you didn't finish it. It took me around 45 hours to complete it (I haven't platinumed it or anything).

I also notice you seem to go down the 'well someone else said this' route, which is a bit silly. There are plenty of folks here who enjoyed it, and it would be easy to say the same thing you have in reverse.

All I'm saying is you were being a bit dramatic over a game you bounced off after hardly progressing in it. Which is fine, but it's also fine to enjoy it for those that stuck with it.

Re: Days Gone PS5 Remaster Rumours Start to Snowball

Weebleman

@MrPeanutbutterz it is, and your opinion is something you are fully entitled to. I just feel to write a game off as one of the worst you played when, by your own admission, you didn't even get into the real bones of it (8 hours you said) is a bit dramatic. It's fine to say it's not for you or you bounced off it, but I'd argue you never even scraped the surface. 8 hours isn't much in an open worlders, I'm sure you'd agree.

It is a slow burner though, we can agree there. But once/if it clicks, it's genuinely wonderful.

Edit: In regards to upvotes and agreements, that's all good. There are many saying they love it in this thread. They just aren't replying to everyone who disagrees.

Re: Days Gone PS5 Remaster Rumours Start to Snowball

Weebleman

@MrPeanutbutterz bit dramatic pal. Days Gone is one of my favourites of the last gen. The world is amazing. Yeah, it's all a bit dude bro character wise but how many games are in that vein. If it's not for you that's cool, but let folks try it for themselves instead of replying to everyone who disagrees with you.

Re: Catch the Full First Hour of Silent Hill 2 PS5 Gameplay Here

Weebleman

@Loamy there is a video of Segal doing a martial arts display for Putin and its one of the funniest things I've ever seen. The folks he is 'fighting' have clearly been told to sell his moves, and it's glorious. He's just bumbling round while these chaps are hurling themselves off the slightest touch.

Re: Reaction: PlayStation Needs to Take a Long, Hard Look at Itself

Weebleman

I think everyone could see this game crashing hard a million miles off. It may not even be a bad game, it was just a game nobody wanted. Anyone interested in a hero shooter is already so deeply invested in what they have, turning their head would be impossible, especially at 40 quid. Who in their right mind thought that price was a good idea when already established titles are free to play.

Not every game has to be a mega budget triple A. Give us the Tokyo jungles, ico's, astrobots. Give us those crazy weird double A games that turned out to be sleeper hits. The true hidden gems for any console are those little nuggets that pop out of nowhere and take a chance.

And when it comes to triple A's, listen to your market base. We want a Days Gone 2. Give us a bloodbourne remaster. Give us another infamous.

And when you have them, tell us about them! No more of this deafening nothingness. Show people what you have in the pipeline. Because when all you have is silence and concord, you end in a mess like this.