Same. Back in the 2000s era, when me and my siblings would fight on whos turn was it to play, games like this (and in our case, the Resident Evil series), would always go to our Brother.
groan
Not in the beginning for me either, but it definitely grated after a while.
Thank you!
I stopped playing a few months ago. But with so. many. updates.....
downloading
Ooh, sounds interesting. And I loved Pyre.
Thanks for the heads up!
Whats toonkor? Google ahows a bunch of similar korean links
Painful attachment symdrome
Hard agree on the weqpon upgrades. Getting the perfect one, upgrading it to the nines and FEEL like it was worth it was one of the fun parts in HZD. Not so much here (Wildmaws shudders)
Regarding Strike, if they had slowed down the pace of the game, like death of the world in a few years instead of months (with hard timeskips you could gree to), and set the Strike tables in out-of-the-way corners you never have to go to without good reason, I MIGHT have felt like playing it. Deff interesting, just not part of the overall tone of the game.
This. So much this.
Also, the one incharge of side quests needs a bloody promotion. The side quests quality in Forbidden West was overall as good as the MAIN quest quality in Zero Dawn.
The quest themselves (minus a few misses), the voice acting and mocap, the POLISH. swoon
Honestly? I like both the screenshot poster.
The current OP's posts I tend to skim over, (unless its a game I already played, like this one) cause spoilers. . The other poster has less spoilery posts that I like to read more often (specially the ones he plays with his friends). . To each there own ยฏ\(ใ)/ยฏ