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Re: Of Course Hideo Kojima Would Want to Make a Game in Space

tangyzesty

There's a lot of coping in these comments...I only speak for myself but I'm certainly not seething, and I haven't been jealous of another human being since I was a child and didn't know any better. It's more like I don't understand why anyone cares what he thinks about anything, because he makes boring games that can't hold my attention for more than 45 minutes, so it's weird to me that some people ride his jock as hard as they do. That's the most simple way I can explain it.

Re: Feature: Top 20 PS5 Games of 2025 So Far

tangyzesty

I would swap #1 and #2. Expedition 33 is a great game, no question, but honestly after having played through it, it's a TOUCH overrated imo. If the market wasn't so starved for turn-based JRPG-inspired games that don't look like anime, I don't think it would be getting the glazing that it is. On the other hand, KCD2 was one of the five best gaming experiences I've had in the last decade (BG3, Elden Ring, Witcher 3 & Mass Effect Legendary being the others). Absolutely no way KCD2 isn't #1 in my book. And I freaking hated the first game even.

Re: Talking Point: Is It Officially Game Over for PSVR2?

tangyzesty

It's always been a niche product, and it always will be. No joke, some weeks I game upwards of 40-50 hours, and I play pretty much everything except multiplayer-only titles, exclusively on PlayStation consoles to boot. And not once, not ever, have I been tempted to purchase either of the PSVR headsets.

Re: Talking Point: What's Your PS5 Game of the Year for 2025 So Far?

tangyzesty

I was just talking about this with a friend about how I've been eating really well this year. Started off with Astro Bot, then reached into the backlog with Disco Elysium, and then in order played through KCD2, Oblivion Remastered, AC Shadows and now I'm about halfway through Expedition 33. One of the best 6 month stretches I can remember in my gaming career.

Edit - I'm fully aware Astro Bot came out late last year, but I didn't play it until Jan/Feb of this year.

Re: 38% of PS Plus Members Are Paying More for Extra, Premium

tangyzesty

I upgraded to Premium for the last 3 months of my sub with the Days of Play discount, but that is the only way I'll ever go above Essential. When my sub renews later this year, it will be for Essential. I would pay $120 annually for Premium, but for $160 or whatever it is, they can gtfo.

Re: PS Plus Premium Members Stunned at Dramatic Decline in Quality

tangyzesty

From the rollout of the current system I had been a Premium subscriber until September of 2023. I dropped down to Essential at that point, and have not regretted it once. There has been ONE (Dave the Diver) game added to either service since then that I was interested in that I hadn't already played. One. Suffice to say I don't regret the downgrade.

Re: Assassin's Creed Shadows Can't Stop the Ubisoft Rot of Star Wars Outlaws and XDefiant

tangyzesty

Ubisoft is capable of making quality games, I'm just not sure why they pump out so many stinkers in between them. Stop trying to chase the live service bag already. How about making another Rayman platformer? Or a Watch Dogs game that has an acutal protagonist (I still think whoever made that decision should have been fired)? At least they hit the mark with AC Shadows, so far it's my favorite AC game along with Odyssey.

Re: Poll: Which Bethesda RPG Needs an Oblivion-Style Remaster Next?

tangyzesty

I've got 101 hours into Oblivion Remastered. Is it a flawless marvel of technological perfection? Obviously not. But I haven't had a single crash, a single game-breaking bug, nothing like the doomsday stuff I hear elsewhere. Sometimes I wonder if you guys manifest this stuff so that you have something to complain about.

Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Oblivion Remastered?

tangyzesty

I gave it a 9 because all I really care about is fun, and I'm having a ton of fun with it. Granted, Oblivion is the game that got me back into gaming 16 years ago, so I'm super biased. The only issue that I've noticed is slight graphical hiccups here and there (disappearing quest marker for example). I've had no crashes or anything major on PS5.

Re: Xbox's Multiformat Move to PS5 Seems to Be Working Out Very Well for Microsoft

tangyzesty

What games exactly did Xbox ever have that PS didn't? I'm talking from 2013 onward. There literally wasn't one game on XBone that I wanted to play that wasn't available on PS4. And that still holds true for this gen. I'm not trying to make anyone feel bad, but dudes over there like "I'm glad I chose Xbox" is to me the same as saying "I'm glad I chose HD-DVD" back in 2005 or something.