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Suppose I could use a four lettered word similar sounding to faction, but näh. Yes, that is how I pronounce nah, mostly.
That was my usual one-row-or-so opener to this journal entry, time for some actual "content". Lately, I've been playing a lot of The last of us' multiplayer. MUCH more enjoyable than the single player. I know I'm one of the few that think so, but I don't care. I could seriously go on a very lengthy rant on this game, but I'm saving it. Perhaps one day when I'm ready to receive the flack of my life.
Fortunately, the multiplayer is pretty damn fun! It's more stealth oriented and defensive in nature. Kinda different from the run-and-gun games out there. It takes practice, but it's rewarding somehow. Very recommended. I hope they'll release The last of us factions separately like they did with Uncharted 3 multiplayer, SO I CAN FINALLY PLAY THIS GAME WITH FRIENDS!! Seriously, this is a game where communication is VERY vital, and playing with people you know and being able to talk with them directly with mics make the difference of the world. You can call out positions of the enemy, play with loadouts that synergize (I think I made a word again), tell when you've been hit or killed, tell what you can craft so you can synergize crafting, etc. It just makes the thing more fun and interesting.
Honestly, I mostly play the interrogation mode, since dying is not THAT much of an issue there unless you get interrogated. Much better for an asshole like me that just dies over and over again. I just drain lives in the other modes. It's more fun than just a mode where all you do is kill, it has a bit more interesting strategy to it in my opinion.
Not much else I can say about it, except I enjoy it and I hope my friends will get it soon. I genuinely recommend it over the single player.
Until next time!
That was my usual one-row-or-so opener to this journal entry, time for some actual "content". Lately, I've been playing a lot of The last of us' multiplayer. MUCH more enjoyable than the single player. I know I'm one of the few that think so, but I don't care. I could seriously go on a very lengthy rant on this game, but I'm saving it. Perhaps one day when I'm ready to receive the flack of my life.
Fortunately, the multiplayer is pretty damn fun! It's more stealth oriented and defensive in nature. Kinda different from the run-and-gun games out there. It takes practice, but it's rewarding somehow. Very recommended. I hope they'll release The last of us factions separately like they did with Uncharted 3 multiplayer, SO I CAN FINALLY PLAY THIS GAME WITH FRIENDS!! Seriously, this is a game where communication is VERY vital, and playing with people you know and being able to talk with them directly with mics make the difference of the world. You can call out positions of the enemy, play with loadouts that synergize (I think I made a word again), tell when you've been hit or killed, tell what you can craft so you can synergize crafting, etc. It just makes the thing more fun and interesting.
Honestly, I mostly play the interrogation mode, since dying is not THAT much of an issue there unless you get interrogated. Much better for an asshole like me that just dies over and over again. I just drain lives in the other modes. It's more fun than just a mode where all you do is kill, it has a bit more interesting strategy to it in my opinion.
Not much else I can say about it, except I enjoy it and I hope my friends will get it soon. I genuinely recommend it over the single player.
Until next time!
Breath of fire 4 is still great!
It's been over 20 years, and this game holds up in just about every department except the 3D. Let me start from the beginning. Personally, I only played 3 and 2 back when they were still relatively new. Don't think I tried out 4 until like 6 years ago or so. While I wouldn't call it a masterpiece, it's definitely overlooked. I'm reluctant to talk about the story since it's one of the game's strong points. It has few good twists and turns and is one of the earlier examples of a sympathetic villain. It even has a twist that I did not see coming, though maybe a bit obvious in hindsight is still the right amount of dark and messed up. Let's look at the bad stuff. It takes forever to really get going. You begin with Nina and Cray in a desert, they flee from the sand dragon, come across Ryu, and then the story very slowly develop. And I do mean slowly. Originally, I didn't really get into the game due to its slow start and I kinda quit after a while. Glad I gave it another shot later.
The resurgence of Silent hill and Konami
Remember #FucKonami and how it was ok to hate them for nearly 10 years? Why should the announcement of a remake of Silent hill 2 undo that? It's not like they apologized or have made up for their mistakes. Hell, the remake is seemingly not even gonna be developed by them but a different company that happened to want to remake one of their classic games! Do not give shitty publishers even a cent, and most importantly, not a minute of your time.
Thoughts on every Ladybug season 5 episode!
Season 1: Season 2: Season 3: Season 4: Season 5: WARNING: MASSIVE SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Though I'll try to keep them brief. Evolution Another great start to a season! Pretty much exactly what I wanted and more. Unlike season 2, here we begin with Gabriel losing. Good contrast. While it makes sense that he'd start with the bunny miraculous, time travel episodes tend to be a bit iffy. However, this was done pretty well, since the reason Gabriel lost was because he was only thinking about beating Ladybug and not actually bothering to change his life for the better. It's also the first time we see his wife other than a picture/archive footage/in coma. Multiplication Not sure why they jump around time wise. For example, there's a later episode with the scene where Adrien tells Gabriel that he doesn't want to do modeling anymore, and the next episode shows just what the hell happened in the midst of this one. The hell are those rings? Stay tuned! Lame. Anyway, this episode is
Cult of the lamb is the best roguelike yet
Not that I've tried a shitton of them, but it's my two cents on it. For people who suck at video games like me, it's nice that it's a lot more forgiving (especially late game) and had a good simulation aspect. Very recommended, but you've probably already tried it already.
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