@Voltan Given the awards list for Best Playstation game, it's probably best to temper expectations that the Playstation side is just Director's Cuts as they wouldn't be eligible for the award.
Quite surprisingly, it looks like there is a possibility that Death Stranding may get a sequel… though I’d imagine the possibility of these ‘negotiations’ being successful may well depend on the sales of the upcoming Director’s Cut:
@colonelkilgore I'd be up for a sequel as I thought Death Stranding was excellent, but at the same time I can appreciate anyone that was put off by the slower pace of the game and possibly the random nature of the story. For that reason I can't imagine DC selling too many more copies than the original version but I'd love to be wrong.
@render I loved Death Stranding and feel it was genuinely hard done by due to the public perception of ‘fetch-questing’. Ever since the Director’s Cut announcement I’ve kinda planned to play it through again at some point but if the sequel does actually happen, I might not bother with the Director’s Cut and just play ’2’ down the road.
@colonelkilgore Agreed! The traversal mechanics were so well done and the missions were really varied. It had a great mix of gameplay too and actually looks like they’ve added to the combat side of things. I think I will actually pick up the DC just to experience it again.
@colonelkilgore@render I’ll definitely take a sequel. I want to play again with the Director’s Cut too but I have so many backlog games that I don’t think I’m going to play it right away. It’s only been a year since I played it and that’s just a little too soon for a game that I spent 80+ hours in. I do miss that world though.
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After a particularly vigorous gaming session trying to beat [name redacted] which I'm reviewing, one of my controllers R2 has gone slack. Damned adaptive triggers.
@johncalmc I've heard about it happening and from the description I'd argue adaptive triggers have nothing to do with it. If anything, the little spring that seems to be the problem should be getting less tension when the adaptive triggers are engaged. Unfortunately it seems like the quality of the spring itself is a little iffy.
@johncalmc I've just had one of my DualSense controllers replaced by Sony due to the left stick drifting. They feel like they are really robust controllers but it really took a hammering with Returnal, Demon's Souls, and Hades probably being the main culprits!
@Voltan It's weird. Now the slightest pressure depresses the trigger so even just catching it ever so slightly means it thinks I'm pressing R2. Okay if I'm playing like Trails of Cold Steel but not so good I'd imagine for Bloodborne or something.
@render Yeah I rang Sony and they need the serial number which I can't see because I'm not at home and they reckon it'll take two weeks. I used to like it better back in the day when you rang them and they'd send a replacement out and pick up your broken one at the same time. I can't be a one pad man for two weeks. It's not the dark ages.
@johncalmc I think it took pretty much 2 weeks from me phoning them to them delivering a new one. That was my worry too though, going back to having only one controller and seeing that battery warning come up 😂
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