Recent content by Vassassell

Basically the draw is freedom. You can go whenever you want, do whatever you want, be a leader of most polar opposite factions. It's kinda like GTA but pedestrians actually matter and their lore is quite interesting. But the coolest thing about Skyrim is just walking around listening to Jeremy...

Once again, i literally cannot see what is going on. Come on, guys, you cn do better than two goddamn poses for every attack.

You played different GE then, lol. Like, by themselves Aragami can be avoided if you don't overcommit, yeah. But they usually come in two, with a bunch of support. Or in 4. In case of GE, everything is weightless, but this is at least consistent across everything. In Toukiden the point is...

Toukiden 2 is good. GE Resurrection gets progressively better. GE2 and Toukiden...are still better than Freedom Unite and everything before them. They are repetitive, especially GE, but not unfair stupid ugly bullshit.

Don't get those two parts. How are bad puns and being afraid of real issues is compared to W3? And it doesn't have anything in common with Bethesda's sandboxes. Especially the older ones. It's straight up Far Cry 3 open world.

Goddamn Gunlance from Monster Hunter. I mean, it's a goddamn lance that can be used as a shotgun. Also it can be overcharged for a veeeery huge and satisfying blast. And it's dodge moves are longest in the game too. Also you can propell yourself forward, using it as a jet engine. And despite...

The problem with Witcher 1 is that map design is goddamn awful and character's controls don't help it at all. Also quest objectives and dialogue often written in a way that you, as a player, can't really comprehend. Gothic 1-2 and Morrowind handled hand-holding in a perfect way, the game still...

Huh. I actually hate this game, because it makes no goddamn sense. x) Why Geralt is so slow? Why half-naked bandit could kill goddamn witcher in one hit but near invincible to the witcher himself? What the hell why weapons have levels? Why anything have levels, it's not like Geralt is gonna...

I wonder do mechanics clearly hinted by the developer actually count as hidden mechanics? For example, Nier Automata has a few animation cancel tricks required to get a few weapons, but the game never teaches you about. Or, as another example, Spark the Electric Jester can actually block...