Death Stranding is one of those games where you either "vibe" with it or you don't and it's a weird ethereal quality that you can't pinpoint. There were absolutely plenty of things I found frustrating in that game but something about it made me just enjoy the overall experience and keep coming back. Also I love unique sci-fi.
Very interesting, and it makes sense.
Lmaoooooooo 100% fair
I wonder if it'll click for you because for me it was an immediate "okay I'm not sure about it but it's intriguing me enough to carry on" until I hit a really great stride with it in the middle chapters.
I'm actually into the idea of a walking simulator, despite having never check one out lol
I don't usually get emotional about games because I'm dead inside but I don't know what it is about Edith.. that game hit me in the end. Also without any spoilers, it's surprisingly different in tone than you would expect. Like it's a VERY unique experience and a great one at that. As a fellow Snyder-Head I recommend it.
You mean with the other humans or with the ghosts? The names curiously completely escape me. I actually kind of liked fighting the hoarder gangs. Going through the ghost areas was sometimes very tense and cool but often times kind of a chore.
I have to be in the right mood for a game like this to grab me. Got to admit, carrying the dead president on your back is a hell of a start.
It's because they really fumbled the core mystery of Assassins Creed but also the living tissue. The whole Ezio/Altair history and dynamic really provided the foundation to build interesting stuff that should have tied in better with all of the future shit but it's clear that if they were to go that route they wouldn't be making anymore games because the assumption at least from what I understood is that Desmond once knowing his lineage and everything surrounding it, takes all that knowledge and apply it to his current timeline as he goes after the templars which means that the game will reach a crescendo. Like the ending of AC2 is still hype for that very reason.
I mean yes, all that, but I meant more along the lines of gameplay mechanics. AC was always an awkward controlling weird mess, but it was MY awkward controlling weird mess. The lack of sprawling cities also doesn't help. Egypt was a complete bore to navigate. Valhalla at least had a lot of these tiny "puzzle" dungeons (not much unlike Elden Right might I add) but the story and characters were painfully boring which made the already incredibly long playtime even more of a dreg.
Oh I liked it, like I said I loved the game overall, I was just commenting on how that structure did contribute to the game feeling longer as a result just because I knew more or less the ground we had to cover from the mid point.
Oh look.
Neon White - Neon White 1.0 Revision 1.1 Patch Notes - Steam News
Patch 1.0r1.1 Features Added Voiceover Volume slider Application no longer pauses when losing focus Game now automatically creates backup save files periodically Added Cancel option for Miracle Katana discard screen Implemented known hacker ban list Insight Aim setting defaults to 'On' (Insight...store.steampowered.com
Listed under Bug Fixes, lol.
Curious in what way they changed it.
