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Finally getting around to playing Arkham Knight on PS4. Probably one of the most fiddly games I've ever played and the Batmobile stinks. I want to finish it because I liked the other games in the series but everything about it is awkward as gently caress.
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There's that, there's too many gadgets, too many moves/different "systems" (fear takedowns, eject gliding, two different control systems for the car, etc), the map is too big and filled with icons. I feel like if I take a break from it for a day or two I'll forget a lot of how to play it because it is really unintuitive.
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Lobok posted:Yeah, I get that. The game's a bit bloated with control features. Unleashing gadgets while gliding seemed especially frivolous. I didn't even get that far and I think I'm done with it. Back to Overwatch and FF14. My gaming tastes have changed a bit recently. I bought a bunch of jrpgs on Steam during the summer sale and I was playing Tales of Symphonia the other day when it struck me that it was just completely unfun. Just boring gameplay and a terrible story. Then I thought about it and realized that's true of the vast majority of the genre. They are bad games but their length seems to give people a feeling of getting value for money or something. I deleted the all of the jrpgs I had on my machine because I can't think of anything I'd want to play less. Same goes for bigger open world or longer story driven stuff and even a lot of AAA games. I just can't bring myself to care about that kind stuff any more. I'll play multiplayer and VR stuff like REZ and Thumper all day. Yesterday I finished the spelling game thing that was free on PS± this month and I loved every minute. The likes of Dishonored 2 and whatever other recent blockbusters seem dull as gently caress. I'd struggle to play through them once and I'd never think about them again. I was going to get FF15 and RE7 over the next few months but I'll probably wait until they are dirt cheap later in 2017. There's still Gravity Rush 2 that I'm looking forward to, I suppose.
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Nov 15, 2016 17:18
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Aging Millenial posted:Is there anyone who had a ridiculous Steam pile and finished it? I've done it if by "finished" you mean "deleted 99% of the games on your backlog because you realize you actually have zero interest in playing them" then, yes. Welp, back to playing Overwatch/FF14.
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Nov 25, 2016 12:29
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Just finished Doom 2016. It was fine. By around the halfway point i'd seen all the game has to offer and by the last third i just wanted it to be over. There's only so many times you can go from monster arena to monster arena fighting 5-10 minute battles in each before it becomes tedious. Add to that the fact that it did the same "person on headset tells you to go a place to push a button to make more story happen" poo poo that every other action game in the past 10 years has done and i don't see where people were getting the whole HOLY poo poo OLDSKOOL111!!!111! thing from. Whatever, it wasn't bad or anything but i'm glad i paid less than €20 for it and i would have been even happier had i paid less than €10 or got it on PS+ or something.
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