killamch89

Mobile Suit Gundam F-91 - 8.5/10

It's the first time in a LONG time I've seen anyone at all completely demolish Naruto and Sasuke like this. They looked like absolute novices compared to Jigen and the worst part is that he was nowhere near his full power.

Compared to Momoshiki, Jigen completely bodied Naruto and Sasuke and it even got worse when Isshiki full reincarnated.

I don't quite get the incessant rambling either - what's she on about?

Resident Evil Village - Finally finished the game and it was a very good experience. The story has also gotten a bit more interesting as the dots are starting to connect.

Well everyone, we knew this was coming because they had announced it months prior and now Assassin's Creed has gone full Live Service. I know that @Reality vs Adventure will definitely be pissed and the rest of us will probably disappointed but is anyone at all satisfied with this shit?

Not really sure - I play almost every type of game genre and I'm definitely not intimidated by any. It's more of a lack of interest on my part than anything else.

Prospero from Anthem should be at the top of this list just for the sheer amount of greed on EA's part. I'm so glad the game failed but EA hasn't seemed to learn their lesson apparently.

I totally agree with your sentiment - when it comes to PVP, exploits are definitely a no-no for me. I always play fair and square as I want no complaints when I defeat someone.

Unless it's a game breaking bug or glitch, I don't get deterred that easily.

GTA 5 online: Lots of Hackers/Modders, Overpowered vehicles such as the Mark II Oppressor, Tryhards, Grievers, Trolls, Toxic players Skyrim and Fallout 4: LOTS of bugs and glitches Rocket League - Toxic Players and Trolls (not as much as other games but still...) DMC 5 - haven't quite thought of one yet NFS: Heat - scripting which makes it impossible to win some races (Not unique to NFS, is a feature in modern EA titles to simulate "difficulty". MK 11 - lag in online games (only game that I have this much of an issue with).

Dragon from LOTR: Middle Earth: Shadow of War.

Casey Hudson, the guy who was an instrumental part of the Mass Effect series' success among other Bioware titles has started a new Indie studio and by the sound of things, plans to do things totally different from EA/Bioware. We'll see if his company lives up to these promises but what are your thoughts about this.

This is a primary example of toxic gamer behavior and it's idiots like these we need to get out of the gaming community. Their level of entitlement and self-righteousness is appalling to say the least. What are your thoughts?

To be fair, the chip shortage is what really caused them to rethink their approach but in 2021, how can it not have Bluetooth? Also, it doesn't warrant the $50 bump at all. It's the original Switch with an O-Led screen - is Nintendo trying to tell us that the screen is worth $50 more?

There are plenty of indie games for Xbox - it's Sony who's being very arrogant. Xbox is really starting to dominate the space and Sony will realize this all too late and with with Xbox gamepass, it'll be hard for Sony to compete with their catalog of games.

No, there are developers who still make games for the Vita store and there are still a good number of PS Vita owners so shutting it down is a bad idea. Plus, this is the only way most of those people get these roms.

Not really, you can just buy and download the games off the PSN network but PS5 seem to be far more attainable now than a couple months ago because Sony has really ramped up their production.

Most companies only care about profits and don't really pay much attention to security. I've been on the darkweb a couple of times and seen a whole country's government system info being sold and the worst part is, most aren't even aware.

Nintendo has always been on the greedy side but because their games appeal more to casual gamers, clueless parents and kids, they can get away with stuff like this as opposed to more dedicated players.

Same here but I also know this is just the testing phase for things to come such as further limiting free speech. Self-control is one of humanity's greatest challenges and at times, we really need to question why we're overdoing something.