@TheBrandedSwordsman yeah it wasn’t too bad... though I think it was the last trophy I obtained. Iirc I think I had to make a few different weapons with Sif’s soul, so you have to get to the Blacksmith in Anor Londo in ng+2 at least.
Might not feel like it but these are your glory days.
The "salad years" you know?
Nothing is going to beat who you are now.
You can't see all the ****ed up 💩 that's looming on the horizon.
Enjoy this dude
@TheBrandedSwordsman My first entry in the Souls series was DS3, and since then I fell in love with FromSoft. I think I put in like 200 hours, my character is like 140 or sumn, beat the story twice and played both DLCs. Never went back to 1 or 2. With both Bloodborne and Sekiro I was at points in my gaming where I didn't feel like making the committment to them. Maybe I'll go back some day.
@TraCuz- if you liked DS3 that much, I think you should return to them all at some point.
Might not feel like it but these are your glory days.
The "salad years" you know?
Nothing is going to beat who you are now.
You can't see all the ****ed up 💩 that's looming on the horizon.
Enjoy this dude
had it sat in my library for ages must have bought it in a sale so I thought I'd give it a shot. really enjoyed my first couple of hours didn't really know where I was going until I got the compass charm but its a solid little Metroidvania.
Playing through TLOU2 on grounded mode, and its by far the better and more rewarding experience to the other settings, it makes it feel much more like a apocalyptic world with resources and ammo being hard to find. If you make a mistake or get detected it puts you under a lot more pressure and gives you a lot less time to react which for this type of game world is much better. Could still nit pick some of the AI but its generally a lot better than when on moderate or hard.
Also playing through using headphones making use of the PS5 3 Audio and I can hear so many more little sounds didn't hear before and things going on around. Can really hear when the characters breathing changes when they in a tense situation or running or bit angry. In one bit where the NPC has been exposed to spores could follow them much easier just from the direction of their coughing.
Enjoying Rise of the Tomb Raider. Lara really isn't Tomb Raiding anymore, she's just kickin' ass, takin' names and is out for revenge/redemption. It's like she's Aloy and Ellie combined going through a Nathan Drake's adventure.
After this, i'll probably jump back into a JRPG in my backlog or Days Gone.
@Jackpaza0508 Yeah, I posted my thoughts on the game in another thread but essentially it’s just a good fun game. And being a remake of an older game, it’s nice to play something that’s all wrapped up in around 10hrs rather than grinding out double that for no reason.
After finishing the main story of my second playthrough of Horizon Zero Dawn (and what an ending it is!), I have just started The Frozen Wilds and had my first encounter with one of the new machines. Wow, this thing wasn't messing around. If I'd hadn't been wearing the Shield-Weaver armour my arse would've been handed to me on a plate!
Stunning location as well, definitely feels like I'm going to enjoy this.
@Col_McCafferty Will do i played it for 100 hours and i just wanted too play something else. I think ill pass playing it on the hardest difficulty not because its bad but a big BL you know. The DLC is no issue i have not played that yet.
@Col_McCafferty Nice man, you made it to Frozen Wilds! How are you liking the new weapons? The news enemies ripped me a new one without that armor. I absolutely loved the snow effects, probably the best I've seen.
@colonelkilgore Man idk why I'm just seeing your comment from Friday, but man Kojima's masterpiece was calling your name too huh? I don't know why but I had an itch to play a retro game and I don't think I could've picked better.
@TheBrandedSwordsman I finished MGS2 and it left me with many thoughts and emotions. That game is literally 20 years old and still manages to be immersive. But at times it was frustrating how clunky it feels after playing so many modern games, but once you get used to it its fine. We've gotten very used to the general aim and shoot controls with L2/R2.
One of the big mechanics in this game is to go into first person view by pressing R1 and the attack button is square. So to shoot an enemy you have to position yourself looking in their direction, hold R1 for first person view, then press square to fire. Talk about taking some getting used to, not to mention that game has fixed camera angles. Honestly I came out the other end being a huge MGS fan and wondering how I let this series fly by me. I could go on and on with aspects of this 2001 game that amazed me, but I don't wanna leave Harry Potter book for you to read. Currently in the middle of MGS3, and once again I find myself immersed in a game from 2004.
@Kopite Hollow Knight is such an awesome little game, you're gonna have a blast once you fight some bosses and get their abilities. One piece of advice I can give you is to never take a break from this game. About a year and a half ago I lost about 2000 coins and I set the game down. After trying to pick it up some time later I felt very lost and completely forgot what I was doing or where I was going last.
@Thrillho At first I wasn't a fan of all the new mechanics (camouflage, food, and cure) but I was relieved that the game had a free camera. In my playthrough yesterday I really got into it and my perspective changed. At first I had to use my camo to blend in green environments, then switch over for brown environments. I think what made me like it is that the game suggests the feature but doesn't force you. It was a genuine thought of mine to change camo and it's little things like that which makes the immersion still stand up today. One thing that bugs me is Snake's movement speed, sheesh he moves like a snail.
I was sneaking through an enemy base when all of a sudden I hear a growl, now I was crawling past a dog so I thought it was just the audio queue they selected for dogs. Once I get in the building I hear it again, and I'm like "Was that just my stomach growling??" Sure enough I look up at the stamina bar and I needed to eat. Immersion. After I filled up, my stamina bar was decreasing at a rapid rate, more than what I had snakes to eat. So after running out of food and mid combat I take a gunshot wound. So I open the cure menu to do surgery on the wound, and it turns out I HAD LEECHES ON ME. Blew my mind haha, slowly becoming a favorite of all time.
To give perspective on where I am I just fought The Pain and infiltrated the base to find Sokolov. Also side note it's really cool to play the future in MGS2 then go back and see character development in people like Ocelot.
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