@emiel1981@OMGfussi@MintBlitz That makes it okay? Just because they set a precedent of not prioritizing core features in the past somehow makes it okay now? By that logic EA is totally in the right to keep destroying sports games with microtransactions and doing the bare minimum each year.
@harrowynn@Karmaguyy_twt@Milkythesquid It’s not the same experience but it definitely immerses you has INSANE attention to detail. Combine that with a really good story. I recommend the story mode for sure. But it’s definitely more on the rails than elden ring
@32DaCrow@GouinMatt @DooD1952 @IronPineapple_ Bro technically you can beat zelda in less the time by just going to the castle right away. And size of the map shouldn’t even matter. It’s about what you can do in the map that matters and there’s things pretty much everywhere mixed in with open fields to make it feel alive.
@ianhamilton_@stevenspohn The developers atmosphere doesn’t work when people aren’t in the same boat. And games don’t need to cater to everyone in everyway. People can choose the games they play.
@ianhamilton_@stevenspohn No because to change the difficulty in the game in terms of stats and steam rolling bosses and what not contradicts the whole vision of the developers and design of the game. Accessibility options is the ability to remap buttons or do 2 actions with 1 button. Or a colorblind mode
@JustABlackMan39 @inversedotcom Activision is still it’s own entity until the deal closes so it’ll run like that until then. I think i saw that Kotick is stepping down once the deal is done
@RokonVR@jedi_williams@I_DO_JUEGOS @JustAnLED Xbox is probably the best company to have purchased them. I wish it didn’t happen. Or that it didn’t need to happen. But really it’s the lesser evil when it comes to amazon and google entering the gaming space. Xbox games have never been more accessible.