Elden Ring though I might take a little bit of a break and jump into Horizon Zero Dawn so I can prep for Horizon Forbidden West which I want to get to at some point soon.
It has a faster introduction and gets you off the first system pretty fast but I understand that it feels pretty overwhelming. I'd say try it out again @boucho11. It's so much fun. 😁
Lol, I guess I should buy a 500 TB SSD b/c my other 500 TB SSD is dedicated to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare/Warzone and I'm sure there's a 100 GB update coming up soon.
While I keep on hearing that this is like some kind of mash-up between Stardew Valley and Binding of Isaac (both games that I have lost hundreds upon hundreds of hours to), something about this game just feels off. Maybe if it's on a sale, but not in a hurry. I have too many other games in my backlog.
I'm loving Doom Eternal and Nioh 2, but Far Cry 5 has surprised me. It's just a ton of fun and I like how open world it is. It's a cheeseburger type of game (satisfying and filling and a bit predictable) but in this very weird time we live in, it's what I need.
Played a few minutes of the demo and it has a very Final Fantasy X feel. I never played the original game, so there's a lack of nostalgia for me, it's beautiful looking remake that I get to experience. Not really liking the episodic structure of this game, but it is what it is.
Witcher III. I jumped back in because of the recent Netflix adaptation and I have caught up to where I last left off and I'm intrigued to see where the story takes me.
I just picked up Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and I'm still working through Bloodborne. I don't need ANOTHER one of these games, at least not for a while but will put this on a back burner list.
@PunkRx_Lockly You're probably right, but thus far it hasn't "felt" that way to me and I'm just enjoying strolling around the island. It's a beautiful world to step inside of and that's a big draw for me. The rest is just mashing buttons.
@Th3solution I wanted to give them both a chance, to feel them out a bit. I love both of them and I might jump into the other if I get bored with the one I'm currently inside of, to just change things up.
If the rumors are correct, the next one will be set in a Viking setting and to be honest I'm not sure why. They're not going to be able to replicate the amazing that is God of War, so that seems like a poor decision on their part if those rumors are true.
I'd love to see this series venture into India, during the Mongolian occupation.
I picked up the Assassin's Creed Antiquity two-pack: Origins & Odyssey. I started up both at the same time and have played about an hour into each, I think I'm going to stick with Odyssey, there's just something about it that I enjoy more. I think the island setting just feels more fun to move around in. Origins isn't as vertical or as varied. Also, playing as Kassandra is kick-ass. She moves faster and lighter than Bayuk does. But I'm impressed with both of the games.
I haven't ventured into this series since Black Flag. It's nice to see that they've made the game feel less chore-oriented. Though I'm sure some will disagree with me, still plenty of fetch-quests. But it doesn't feel so grindy to me. It just feels like a part of the story and a part of leveling up my character.
Those are my first impressions, I plan on diving more into that the rest of this afternoon/evening.
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Re: Hitman 3's Free Ambrose Island Map Finds Its Target on 26th July
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Re: Elden Ring: How to Beat Flying Dragon Agheel
@EmperorJake What level were you at? Curious if you were at the recommended level 47 or lower? Also, that does sound badass!! Congrats.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 416
Elden Ring though I might take a little bit of a break and jump into Horizon Zero Dawn so I can prep for Horizon Forbidden West which I want to get to at some point soon.
Re: No Man's Sky Teases Its Next Big Update on Game's 5th Anniversary
It has a faster introduction and gets you off the first system pretty fast but I understand that it feels pretty overwhelming. I'd say try it out again @boucho11. It's so much fun. 😁
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 379
No Man's Sky all weekend long baby!!
Re: A Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Open Beta Could Come to PS4 Soon
Lol, I guess I should buy a 500 TB SSD b/c my other 500 TB SSD is dedicated to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare/Warzone and I'm sure there's a 100 GB update coming up soon.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 328
Playing a fair bit of Warzone, venturing back into TLoU and Horizon Zero Dawn. A bit of nostalgia and a bit of modern. It's a nice mixed bag.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 322
Plan on playing Trials of Mana (Switch) and Persona 5. I might throw in some Dark Souls 2 to change things up.
Re: Wacky Roguelite Farming Sim Atomicrops Comes Into Harvest on PS4 Next Month
While I keep on hearing that this is like some kind of mash-up between Stardew Valley and Binding of Isaac (both games that I have lost hundreds upon hundreds of hours to), something about this game just feels off. Maybe if it's on a sale, but not in a hurry. I have too many other games in my backlog.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 317
What I've Been Playing:
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 316
Games I'm Playing:
I'm loving Doom Eternal and Nioh 2, but Far Cry 5 has surprised me. It's just a ton of fun and I like how open world it is. It's a cheeseburger type of game (satisfying and filling and a bit predictable) but in this very weird time we live in, it's what I need.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 315
Nioh 2 and Hollow Knight are going to be my goto games for the next little bit.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 314
I picked up Sniper Elite 4 and Wolfenstein 2 on sale, so I'm looking forward to murdering some digital Nazis.
Re: Hands On: Final Fantasy VII Remake's Modern Combat Thrills, But Level Design Feels Stuck in the Past
Played a few minutes of the demo and it has a very Final Fantasy X feel. I never played the original game, so there's a lack of nostalgia for me, it's beautiful looking remake that I get to experience. Not really liking the episodic structure of this game, but it is what it is.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 304
Witcher III. I jumped back in because of the recent Netflix adaptation and I have caught up to where I last left off and I'm intrigued to see where the story takes me.
Re: Mini Review: Ashen - One of the Best Souls-Likes Around
I just picked up Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and I'm still working through Bloodborne. I don't need ANOTHER one of these games, at least not for a while but will put this on a back burner list.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 301
@PunkRx_Lockly You're probably right, but thus far it hasn't "felt" that way to me and I'm just enjoying strolling around the island. It's a beautiful world to step inside of and that's a big draw for me. The rest is just mashing buttons.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 301
@Th3solution I wanted to give them both a chance, to feel them out a bit. I love both of them and I might jump into the other if I get bored with the one I'm currently inside of, to just change things up.
If the rumors are correct, the next one will be set in a Viking setting and to be honest I'm not sure why. They're not going to be able to replicate the amazing that is God of War, so that seems like a poor decision on their part if those rumors are true.
I'd love to see this series venture into India, during the Mongolian occupation.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 301
I picked up the Assassin's Creed Antiquity two-pack: Origins & Odyssey. I started up both at the same time and have played about an hour into each, I think I'm going to stick with Odyssey, there's just something about it that I enjoy more. I think the island setting just feels more fun to move around in. Origins isn't as vertical or as varied. Also, playing as Kassandra is kick-ass. She moves faster and lighter than Bayuk does. But I'm impressed with both of the games.
I haven't ventured into this series since Black Flag. It's nice to see that they've made the game feel less chore-oriented. Though I'm sure some will disagree with me, still plenty of fetch-quests. But it doesn't feel so grindy to me. It just feels like a part of the story and a part of leveling up my character.
Those are my first impressions, I plan on diving more into that the rest of this afternoon/evening.
Re: Poll: PlayStation Is 25 Years Old Today - What Is Your Favourite PlayStation Console?
It's the 5th anniversary of the free PlayStation 20th anniversary theme I've used on my PS4 this whole time.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 300
Monster Hunter World. Loving it thus far.
Re: Final Fantasy VII Remake 2 Is Now in Active Development
@b1ackjack I would $ay ye$. But I'm just gue$$ing. Who really know$.
Re: Talking Point: What Free December 2019 PS Plus Game Do You Want?
Resident Evil 2 (Remake) is probably too much to ask. But that'd be a ton of fun and a nice gift.