I'm putting up a poll for future entire franchise playthroughs. Vote and help me decide what to play next year and the year after that. I'll be prioritizing the franchises with the most votes first: https://t.co/ICEGpAZxUV
A man who was out protesting against ICE raids in downtown Los Angeles this week spoke with KTLA after an officer’s close-range shot to his groin with a rubber bullet severely bruised one of his testicles… and “shattered” the other.
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Just within the span of a month, I have beaten Assassin's Creed 1, Assassin's Creed 2, God of War 2, and God of War 3 (last year I played God of War 1 and GOW2018) all casual story-focused playthroughs.
I am now working on Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. I appreciate the way they balanced the game world compared to AC2. Some changes was questionable. Like losing your ability to jump up to a higher ledge and reacquiring it by .....purchasing the ability? Ezio learned that ability through the story of AC2. But he was injured in Brotherhood during an assault at HQ from templars which caused him to lose pretty much everything- but his ability to hop up an extra ledge? c'mon. I have to buy it back instead of it being a story-related mechanic to his recovery. Bad Ubisoft. Bad. lol that's pretty much my only nitpick. They actually made treasures worth collecting which is nice and looting is more rewarding.
After finishing every sidequest and DLC for Final XVI (100+ hours) I've finally rolled the credits! Game is beaten!
Despite the flawed story and pacing, the ending was beautiful!
Nobody told me that The Rising Tide DLC is a slightly better story than the rest of Final Fantasy XVI 😂
The DLC bosses are so over the top and amazing! It definitely beats any of the bosses in the main game in terms of presentation and battle mechanics. Also... Tonberries boss/hunts in Rising Tide? I'm shaking in my boots.
I'm definitely going to NG+ this game.