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This has been the most prolific gaming month for me, i have bought games that will last months, because i can only afford 2-4 hours/ week for gaming.
Warhammer 2 for PC, with Forza Motorsports 7 pending.
Project cars 2, Gran Turismo sports for PS4 pro and shadow of war and AC origins.
And last but not least FIFA 2018 and Mario Odyssey for Nintendo switch.
By far the best gaming month of the last 2 years.
There is nothing left for me to buy for holidays though, except Days gone if it actually makes for x-mas...
Warhammer 2 for PC, with Forza Motorsports 7 pending.
Project cars 2, Gran Turismo sports for PS4 pro and shadow of war and AC origins.
And last but not least FIFA 2018 and Mario Odyssey for Nintendo switch.
By far the best gaming month of the last 2 years.
There is nothing left for me to buy for holidays though, except Days gone if it actually makes for x-mas...
Its best of both worlds, give you linnear main story to follow, then have the freedom to explore an espansive beautiful world. Tho content of the world varies, its STILL better then the alternative of ONLY having a single story game which ends after 12-15 game time. Then what can you do, just replay the same story?
Much prefer being given a Witcher 3 or Skyrim type world then a closed off single campaign walk through that you go through cut scene after cut scene between gameplay missions then its over. Nothing to explore or give life to the world its telling story of.
Much prefer being given a Witcher 3 or Skyrim type world then a closed off single campaign walk through that you go through cut scene after cut scene between gameplay missions then its over. Nothing to explore or give life to the world its telling story of.
If it has a good story, ok, but lot's of open world games don't have one and are nothing but a empty world filled with boring quests...Skyrim being one of them imo 
So Yeah, currently i prefer a well written, linear 12 hour game over open world games.
Old one, but a good example of what i mean is Alan Wake.
And what i do when i finished the game? I sell it for minimal loss
So Yeah, currently i prefer a well written, linear 12 hour game over open world games.
Old one, but a good example of what i mean is Alan Wake.
And what i do when i finished the game? I sell it for minimal loss
I shouldnt talk, I rarely finish games, but I like the appeal of open world games still. They add an extra layer to things on top of a great story.
Because yes an open world game still needs to have a compelling story.
But my favourite kind is neither open world or nor too linnear/short game, aka Metal Gear series, full on engaging cinematic long experience.
Tho last MGS game is open world it seems, havent played it yet.
Because yes an open world game still needs to have a compelling story.
But my favourite kind is neither open world or nor too linnear/short game, aka Metal Gear series, full on engaging cinematic long experience.
Tho last MGS game is open world it seems, havent played it yet.
It depends on how well the side quests are done.
Something like the witcher 3 where although it's pretty much the same mechanics, the story telling of the side quests is great. So it's more enjoyable. I like to complete all side quests up to the level of my main one then continue the main story. Oblivion was another game with great side quests.
Something like the witcher 3 where although it's pretty much the same mechanics, the story telling of the side quests is great. So it's more enjoyable. I like to complete all side quests up to the level of my main one then continue the main story. Oblivion was another game with great side quests.
Some nice sales out there:
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