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I borrowed Fallout 4 off my brother so I didn't actually have to pay any money, but damn, I quit at 13 hours. What a disappointment. I can't think of one story line or faction or gameplay element that made me want to keep playing.
They nerfed the role playing elements from New Vegas where I couldn't play as a pure-melee bumbling idiot and forcing me to be somewhat intelligent ruined it for me.
I'm dying to know this information now. If my suspicious are true, I feel like I have the right to intervene on my roommates like 21st season of NBA2K16 and tell him to just write his PhD paper early.
Hmmm. I get lots of different messages when I try.
404 error, page redirected you too many times, unprecedented demand.
My guess is.
First - Resogun
Most Played - NBA 2K16 (200h +)
Bloodborne
Rocket League
Rarest - something from GT maybe?
AAaaaaaand its back down before I get a shot. I'm teasing my roommate that he probably has like 300 hours in NBA2k16
Yeah but you also observed Cyberpunk gameplay to be a bullet-spongey which isn't even true.
Sure, I respect that. I just loved the way each chapter had a gripping beginning, middle, and end, with some really serious social commentary sprinkled in-between. My main point is to rebuttal BC saying The Witcher 3 can't be enjoyed because the combat is bad.
Here's a hot take - The Witcher 1 is my favourite game in the entire series and it has by far the worst combat. The graphics were ok at the time, but the story and lore made up for the bad combat 100x over.
I haven't intentionally skipped anything. Life is busy and there is only so much time for games. I intend on playing Spider-Man, Red Dead Redemption 2, Pillars II, and Hitman 2. Fact is, I don't have the time.
It was a great year and obviously I'd see it as a better one if I could have played those but I just can't right now.
Also, my parents said I could get a game back in the day. I was obsessed with Pokemon in 1999/2000 as any 5-6 year old would be. I picked Pokemon Snap for the N64. I took it home and I played it and didn't understand what the game was or what I was supposed to be doing. I think I beat it, and just kept replying it or re-doing missions and I wasn't sure if the game was working. I asked my parents to help but they didn't understand the point either. I didn't know games could be like that or that things like Snap could even be considered games.
That was back in the day when you could actually return games let alone bad ones, so I returned it that day and the guy at the store who clearly didn't play games was trying to figure out what was wrong with it because lots of others were returning it too. I think my parents said "it didn't work" hahaha. Looking back thats a really funny exchange between a 6 year old, his confused parent, and a confused Wal-Mart employee.
We exchanged it for Star Wars Episode 1 Pod Racer which brought my step sisters and I years and years of sheer enjoyment. Amazing game.