The only 2 enemies vulnerable to a single type of attack are DLC and you have your full arsenal by then.

I agree that the game is a bit weird during the second and third missions due to the limited tools you are given, but I think you might be exaggerating how the weaknesses work a bit.

Gamepass is going to continue betting worse until we end up with the mess that are streaming services right now.

I sincerely hope it fails.

Dying Light 2. I honestly have no idea why so many people prefer the original.

Really happy, they did a fantastic job making the world feel real and lived in.

The game does this thing I really like, where the survivors have turned the rooftops into gardens and farms since most zombies can’t reach them.

It really adds to the idea that they’ve adapted to the post-apocalyptic world after 20 years.

A lot of the quests actually touch on the logistics of the new world, with subjects like power, communication and resources being a main focus.

I personally love it, the parkour and combat have a lot of depth that the first one needed.

The story is pretty messy but I would still say it was better than the original’s, even if it is a low bar.

That’s a real shame.

Through all the evil squids can conjure, All the democracy mankind can produce…

I just watched the review, it’s really good and sounds honest, thanks for the recommendation!

Oh good, I wasn’t really sure what you meant with your last comment. I’ll give the review I watch, I didn’t know the YouTuber.

I haven’t watched it, I guess we just feel the same about the game.

I absolutely love Doom Eternal, it’s my favorite shooter of all time by a landslide.

Dark Ages still hasn’t sold me, parries are the last thing I ever wanted from a Doom game and they seem to be the game’s main focus.

I can respect Id Software for trying new things with every game, but taking away movement and focusing on parry mechanics isn’t really innovative to me.

The 80 euro price tag doesn’t help, there is no way in hell I’m paying that much for a game.

Oh no, the consequences of my actions

I really like the idea of RuneScape continuing as a franchise rather than an MMO in the future. It’s probably a safer way to keep it alive in the long run.

Besides, they could do a lot with the universe.

Infamous 1 and 2, I’d love a remake to be honest but I’ll take a simple port.

Dying Light 2 has the best traversal I’ve seen in an open world, it had a very solid base coming from the original but it expanded it with new moves and tools.

I was really hoping this was April Fools

Holy shit, the tower is dead!

I wish they’d still make games like Lego World Builder

Mmm, the structure is more or less the same, you now have 2 (3 with dlc) stories per world that you can get each reroll.

The first game felt like a really cool tech demo with the occasional cool boss here and there.

The sequel is that concept turned into a proper game. Each world now has it’s own mini-campaign that ends in a final boss with dialogue, minor choices and everything.

The bosses are my favorite part though, the main ones are extremely creative and polished, especially the final one.

It’s a big improvement on every area, especially the bosses and levels.

It’s the kind of game that makes it hard to go back to the original.

Remnant 2, it’s third person but it’s one of my favorite games ever.

I’ll be honest, I downloaded Avowed through gamepass and couldn’t stand it for more than 4 hours.

It’s about as dull as a game can be and doesn’t excel at anything, even when compared to games that released 15 years ago.

Do I think it’s garbage? No, but I also would not recommend it to anyone, it’s not worth their time nor money.

30 seconds? You better put some Subway Surfers there or I’m out.

I played it for about 4 hours and dropped it, there just isn’t anything interesting to it.

NPCs are probably the worst part, they couldn’t even make them move around despite Morrowind pulling that off over 20 years ago.

I didn’t know you guys were on Lemmy! Great job on the stream, everything looked great.

Alright, imagine you want to play the game with your dad then.

I mean, I get that, but I run all my other games at 4k with no issues.

My experience so far has been very different. I have a 6950 and can barely hit 60 fps on high settings with upscaled 4k.

Have you seen what the recent UE5 games play like? Not even frame generation can make them run smoothly.

I honestly prefer creation.

You don’t see how that makes it even more awkward? This is a game with co-op that will throw the horniest scene at you out of nowhere.

The characters keep throwing themselves at you though.

It really sucks when I’m playing a game with my girlfriend and there is a half-naked demon lady trying to bang me despite me being an asshole to them in every interaction.

Baldurs Gate 3 is one of my favorites games ever, but I would enjoy it a lot more without the awkward horny stuff it throws in my face.

I didn’t get that far to be honest, the first world felt so by the numbers that I just kinda never picked it back up and looked up the rest of the story online.

I can’t say I missed much and my expectations for the next one are about as low as they can get at this point.

I thought Outer Worlds was a pretty mid but Avowed is not grabbing me at all so far.

What gets shown to the public or not is not the decision of “the devs”, there is someone at the top calling the shots.

True, but that’s not the Arkane Studios this article is talking about.

Wrong Arkane, these guys made Deathloop.

Standing on a pile of Nazi corpses definitely reminded me of Wolfenstein, even as Indy.

Based af

I prefer the kind of game that I can master once I get used to it’s mechanics so Eternal was perfect for me but I do understand the appeal of Doom 2016.

Battles in Eternal don’t take too long if you know how to switch the right weapons to maximize your dps.

Eternal was amazing, 2016 is a great shooter but it’s way too simple and unbalanced at higher difficulties.