@Iamatigerr@joshreflek@MagneticNorse With the amount of white supremacists that exist on this platform, yeah sadly it is contagious. Only two means of dealing with it.
@JinSakai82@Systamatixc@KristoffMikael@LegacyKillaHD@IceInMyVeinsVSM You can only filter new comments and top comments lol stop moving the goalpost, you asked about how hyped the game was before it was released. To say Cyberpunk wasn't highly anticipated by most of the gaming community is genuinely a retarded thing to say.
@DavMarBur@NikTek At the same time though these are also supposed to be worlds that you're supposed to immerse yourself in. Most beautiful landscapes irl are going to be empty regardless, but i can agree that smaller scale games like sleeping dogs will have an easier time immersing you
@DavMarBur@kannn353@NikTek The enemies do actually scale in difficulty as you kill more and more of them, they change in color and give out higher damage outputs and also have more health. One thing I think they could do is at least increase the durability by a little bit.
@DavMarBur@NikTek The map is significantly larger than BotW, but aside from fighting enemies, what kind of things can you do in that game world? What are things you can find?
@DavMarBur@kannn353@NikTek At first I didn't like the mechanic but after emulating the game on PC with weapon durability turned off, I can see why they added it in the first place. It actually made finding new weapons feel meaningful because imagine if you had one weapon that lasted you the entire game?
@DavMarBur@NikTek I can agree with you on that. its why San Andreas is my favorite in the series. 5 is a good example of a game that feels very empty bc there's literally nothing to find once you leave Los Santos. The world was pretty to look at when it released but thats all it had going for it
@DavMarBur@NikTek I find it interesting that you used Xenoblade X as an example considering that game is known for having a gigantic oversized world with not much to find in it.