Fair enough. I didn’t read the whole post because it was an absolute wall of text.

I saw a rumor online that said someone was trying to make a Wonder Woman game that used the nemesis system from Shadow of Mordor at one point.

That would’ve been fucking amazing. Imagine going through Tartarus or Hades, fighting demons and cyclopes and gorgons, eventually having to fight one or two gods as well, all with that crazy system.

Haven’t we known about Arkham Shadow for a while now?

Would balancing not make them fun to play against?

I don’t know why you got downvoted, because you answered the question. I don’t know if they’re planning on making any DLC, but as it is right now I’ve played for about 6 hours and just made it past the mall. This is all still in the first chapter, for those who didn’t know.

This is just false.

I think people were just bored out of their minds

This was the DLC they made for the rerelease right? How is it? I had never played any of the DLC back in the day, but I bought the rerelease on steam

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a meme of the body chalk outline from this game.

You really don’t think AAA games are getting bigger because the companies want you to play only their games?

It’s been like that for years, especially on console. Why do you think Warzone takes up so much goddamn space?

Jedi Survivor is 140gb. The MCC is about the same-ish size, but that one literally has six full games in one, plus all the multiplayer and customization.

Just Cause 2 was insanely huge.

I feel like Paleo Pines is a decent mix of Animal Crossing and Stardew, with just a tiny bit of ARK thrown in (Dino taming). The art style is honestly so freaking adorable and I can’t get enough of the dino buddies and all their little noises. I think the dev team might all be women, but I’m not 100% on that.

There’s a demo on steam that lets you play through the first three weeks, and you can save and continue, and your progress will transfer to the full game if you decide to get it.

I’d rather have an over saturation of cozy games than an over saturation of live service hero shooters

Probably the best cozy game that I’ve played in recent times has been Thank Goodness You’re Here. It’s an incredibly quirky and zany romp through a northern British town full of lively characters and great visuals. The soundtrack is honestly probably one of the best OSTs around in recent years, too. Your only controls are movement, jumping, and slapping things to interact with them.

The entire game can be finished in about 3-ish hours depending on how often you stop to just interact with the world. I honestly can’t recommend the game enough, and I’m not even English.

I liked Jedi Survivor.

I know it’s like totally unrelated, but that game was fun.

Taste is always subjective. I watched Charlie play it on YouTube, and he played the whole thing with mouse and keyboard and he fucking loved it. Like he was literally about jump balls deep into the tabletop and mini aspect of the IP.

Also, “pandering to LGBTQ”? A) it’s 40K, which aside from aesthetics is one of the least sexual franchises of all time. B) fuck off with that shit.

I mean cancelling preview copies of Space Marine 2 seemed to work out. They got to finish cooking and it paid off for them in the end with everyone’s minds being blown (I haven’t played it yet myself, but I’ve seen reviews).

But that’s most likely not the case here.

Lol nice. I looked it up, and I’m surprised the game is damn near full price on steam, at $50; plus all the DLCs.

Good thing I own it on console.

I only ever played Wildlands, but I had always wanted to play that in a group of people and see if we could take out multiple targets at once, from across the map.

Like say we all spawn near each other, then we each take a different vehicle to a different target in the map and kill them. I wonder if it would work, or if there’s a max distance you can be from the host or whatever.