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Re: Three New PS Plus Essential Games Can Be Downloaded Now

Flurpsel

I can understand people being underwhelmed as this isnt exactly AAA material. But honestly powerwash simulator looks like fun and Sable was on my radar for a while as well. For me a good month is when I'll play at least one of the free games and it looks like this month it'll be 2.

Re: Poll: Will You Be Muting Your PS5's Beep?

Flurpsel

I have mixed emotions about it
It does give some feedback when pressing the on button, so it would feel weird without it. It also triggers this Pavlov effect that lets your brain know its time to sit down and play some video games and enjoy yourself.
On the other hand its unnecessarely loud and attracts unwanted attention from other house members. I think the Pavlov effect on my wife is that she checks if there is some household jobs to do for me XD

Re: GTA 6 Team 'Seeking Perfection' with Long-Awaited PS5 Sequel

Flurpsel

I'll probably play it at some point if reviews are good but I'm not excited about it like I was 10-15 years ago for a new GTA.
Maybe if they did something crazy like GTA Bangkok or something but we already know that's not the case.
And like others have said, I hope they do something about the crime system with cops spawning randomly in the desert. Or shooting your body armor while driving a car, etc.

Re: PS Plus Premium Gets Another Full Game Trial on PS5, PS4

Flurpsel

@ROTTIEMAN16 I remember back in the 90's you had these shareware discs you could buy and they contained only demo's. So technically it's not new..
But yeah, I agree it's ridiculous that it's supposed to be some kind of privilige to try a game before you buy it. Especially with the sorry technical state a lot of games nowadays release in and the practically non-existent refund policy from Sony..

Re: Preview: Dead Island 2 Makes Up for Lost Time with Fun

Flurpsel

looking forward to this. Good point about the looting. I really think the looting system is a gameplay mechanic that needs to be modernized. I suppose it's there for reasons like the change of pace but honestly I just find it annoying in most games. The Outer Words, Cyberpunk, Witcher, Dying Light 2, Division 2, it feels like all you are doing is looting all the time.
Surely there are other ways of doing this to make it less tedious. For example automatically scooping up loot, or pick up as 'junk' option like the Divison does, no weight limits or just for weapons.. etc etc

Re: Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Crash-Lands in Nine Minutes of New Gameplay

Flurpsel

I enjoyed the last game but for some reason I very suddenly fell off it about 2/3 of the way through. Because its a skill based game tthat progressively gets harder but its balanced as you learn more enemy routines, I feel a huge barrier to pick it up again. Maybe I should just lower the difficulty untill my muscle memory for this game returns. I am curious how it ends

Re: Ghost of Tsushima Surpasses 9.73 Million Copies Sold on PS5, PS4

Flurpsel

@KundaliniRising333 I agree with your sentiment of it being a very safe open worlder.

The game was objectively good, but not ground breaking in any regard. In my opinion comparible to Horizon; beautifull open world, fast flowing and decent combat, high production value, but very "by the books" in regard to it's side content.

I actually find Horizon the better of the two because the story was more suprising and it was carried by a more interesting and likeable protagonist.

But like I said it's still a good game and I can see why many people (perhaps with a higher tolerance for open worlders than you and I) like it so much.