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Originally Posted by spurraider21
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Just one.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
Dude just finish Last of Us. You could literally beat it in a few days and it's one of the best linear video game experiences you'll ever have. I can't say enough good things about the Red Dead series, but you'll be playing that a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
Speaking of which... have you never played the Uncharted series either? If not those are must plays and can all be had for dirt cheap now. The first one is very dated but they just more and more incredible (with the possible exception of the Lost Legacy).Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
that's probably the one big PS3 franchise that i missed out on. buddy of mine is a huge fan though, he has the nathan drake collection and the newer ones too. he'll lend em to me when im through my current libraryQuote:
Originally Posted by Xevious
Awesome :tu
Ugh I keep hoping for good Switch games to get announced, but the one just announced on The Game Awards was Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3. What a pos that looks like, the first one was awful.
Good to borrow since those games don't have a lot of replay value IMO. Still highly worth playing UC 1-4 though.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
RDR2 sweeping the game awards so far
Ah fucking hell, this French Ubisoft faggot just spoiled the end of Far Cry 5
what awards are these?Quote:
Originally Posted by baseline bum
I don't remember. I think shit like best story, best music, best indie game, etc. I only unmute the stream when a game premier comes on.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
Oh wow, Journey is getting a PC port. Pretty cool 3-4 hour game that had been a Playstation exclusive since like 2012.
https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-U...aseIntent=true
I forgot it's almost all indie crap always announced at this show.
Wow, God of War won GOTY. Can't really comment since I haven't played it yet (it will be next). I just thought RDR2 was a shoe-in.
Must have been the only thing RDR2 didn't win then. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Xevious
Seeing Joker from Persona 5 in Super Smash Bros was quite the tease until I remembered he's in Persona Q2 on the 3DS. So probably no Persona 5 on Switch.
I meant what award show/publicationQuote:
Originally Posted by baseline bum
The Game Awards. It's a lame show that was tonight. There were rumors about Metroid Prime 4 and Death Stranding having trailers at least and we got jack shit. I forgot this show is pretty worthless for reveals though, at least it was last year too.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
One at a time here... normally, if I stop playing something, it's over... (only exception might be some DLC)Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
played a couple hours last night. game is quite good. i'm playing hard difficulty. the main challenge is really just the sheer lack of resources. i couldn't get into one of the "shiv doors" because i didnt know one was coming up and didnt have materials to make one, so that felt frustrating. at this point its basically a fools errand to ever engage a clicker if there are more than one in the area. i can bash one with a brick, but if there are any more nearby, i'm basically fucked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xevious
early in the game i was just using the shit out of resources thinking they'd be more common. also enemies tend to just be bullet sponges. even random humans. and its difficult to have accuracy with the weapon sway. coulda sworn i had headshots with the basic pistol and it wouldn't one-shot people.
though i imagine the easier difficulty levels are probably boring since you have plenty of supplies, you never have to think about "hmm, should i engage here or no"
Yes and no. It's a survival game so resources are limited in all difficulties, but you do find more parts on the easy setting. The game only allows you to carrry so much ammo for each weapon, etc. Don't get too attached to any one weapon because you'll be forced to switch out often due to lack of ammo. Stealth kill (without shivs) when you can. One good way to take out clickers is to attract them with a bottle/brick, then take out a group of them with a molotov.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
Where the game really shines is the storyline/characterizations though.
i dno man. i've gone back and looked at some playthrough footage (only for areas i've already cleared, something i do from time to time to learn from mistakes i've been repeating), and these guys are just collecting a stupid amount of supplies, to the point where their inventory is always "full" for blades, even after having crafted 3 shivs. theyve picked up more blades in 15 minutes of walkin around than i did in the first couple of chapters. and its not like i dont go scouring around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xevious
Yeah you do get more items per "loot", just don't remember how big the discrepancy is.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
seems massive from what i've seen. but its all good, it adds to the survivalist experience playing on hard. i just wish i had known earlier when i used a decent amount so liberally.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xevious
but i doubt this will be the last time i play through it. i'll eventually replay it on survivor and/or grounded difficulty when i've learned the game better. evidently on those modes you dont get to use the listen ability either.
Last of Us is meant to be played on Grounded tbh. shit is ridiculously difficult and requires a lot of patience though