Lol. Lmao.
Bethesda is impressively out of touch.
Haven't heard a single person talk about it online, but i have heard someone talk about it in person. Which kinda says bad things to my mind. Like, to the quality not the profitability.
The sequel hasn't fallen through
Mushoku is probably the best by such a large margin i couldn't think anyone answering different was serious. Log horizon is probably the only isekai that's done the modern game junk well.
Being crushed was a form of torture to force him to submit to a rigged witch trial. He just stood his ground (metaphorically) and asked for more torture.
Ew wtf. That implies they are actually all in on NFTs for real.
Never use fandom, it sucks on every level.
I seem to remember some games from before the 2000s being really wild. Like, i remember playing this one street basketball game where you could just attack the other team.
Everyone does hate the art direction though, and that's a lot easier to address. Not that pointing to a different game that might not ever even exist when this one flops is a very good way to address it.
Dude dark cloud would be soooo good! That game was absolutely brilliant!
Just the mention of a tutorial system puts me off, but i do conceptually enjoy an isekai where the protagonist is hated. An anti-power fantasy would be greatly enjoyable if that's what they're going for.
A create based pack. Lots of spinny things for the intrepid builder
Positive reviews from people that were specifically selected and people who were bribed with given nice vacations trips out to demo the game in person and future access to their games a nice relationship with EA.
Then why play dragon age? I wouldn't be happy if mass effect abandoned it's fans to cater to my tastes, that's fucked up.
Would it be better to become a darkspawn or die? Generally I'd prefer a series cater to the heart of the series instead of fuck off into an unwanted and disconnected direction.
A new era of bad games. Look at Pokemon, those games are almost always bad now, but because it's already popular it'll never improve or go away.
I feel like the story has good ideas but ultimately fails, personally. I like the idea of struggling against inevitable tragedy, but when the cause of such tragedy was against always immediately in arms reach of you and caused by a single person it falls flat.