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With how popular it is, i wouldnt be shocked if we get a healthy dose of updates. Not sure about their backend systems though and if it'd allow more of a co-op looter shooter game.

Stop hoarding! You keep all their appearances so no need to keep crappy gear. Also don't think you can level up gear either, but not sure yet as they keep adding more and more mechanics.

I beat a big boss on a side quest when it was Lvl 32 and I was lvl 21. Died a few times as it'd 1 hit kill me, but managed to beat him timing up the dodges and kiting a bit. Fun game though, still finding new things and enjoying all of it. Just got off getting the Room of Requirement finally.

Kinda gives me Fable vibes, but a much better Fable as I wasn't a fan of 2 olr what little of 3 I played.

I'm not a Harry Potter fan at all, but I've been loving the game. It's the perfect RPG lite with such a charming world to explore. And they make exploration worthwhile, which so many games get wrong. The little puzzles aren't complex enough to be annoying, but fun enough to make you think just a little. They are perfectly spaced out that you are constantly finding somethign to do. The pace of progression is nice too, with new gameplay mechanics and systems being introduced very few Main Story mission. I'm maybe 10-12 hours in, Lvl 20ish, and done all the side stuff I see. I haven't explored outside a ton yet, and just unlocked my Broom. Game does just keep getting better and better as you unlock more mechanics. Flying is a game changer too, being able to fly around Hogwarts is magical. The only minor cmplaint is the targeting during combat. Most fights it doesn't matter a whole lot, but some enemies need to be hit by certain spells, and if you can't get the damn targeting to the right enemy, you end up wasting spells which can be problematic in more complex fights. So far though the only fight that gave me any issue was on a side quest and I may just have been under leveled for that. Otherwise really enjoying just about everything else about the game.

I've never been bothered by any of this. I Game share so i can't play any of my games if im not online anyway.

Changing your forecasts and changing your production are 2 separate things that can both be true. I personally thought it would have a hard time moving simply due to the economic recessions we are seeing globally and it being a premium priced accessory. Add to the fact that there's no BC, that a lot of people that dove in on PSVR may have second thoughts about making that investment again. Still seems like a really solid product though that may sell due to some FOMO and word of mouth once it gets out though if some of the software delivers.

Don't forget there is also Co-op. I haven't tried it yet so not sure how it works exactly, but could get some help to get into the swing of things more and possibly understand some game mechanics more.

Your weapons get upgraded as you play, and those are permanent upgrades. So when you pick up any weapon, check the special perks/mods it has on it. You will need to level up those mods the first time you pick up each weapons, ant he perks that roll on each weapon are random each time. The next time you play, if you unlocked the mods on the weapon, you wont have to unlock the same mod again if it happens to be on that specific weapon. Other than that, you also will get a few other permanent upgrades as you progress, but honeslty its been quite a while so I don't recall exactly what they were other than the big ones.

Id guess part of the shift to completely focus on Multiplayer and Live Service is that is still at a standstill. Even their in game shop hasn't had new content in months really, other than the few events they run. If Tatanka is releasing this year sometime, last time I saw it was rumored for potentially the summer, then they'd need that part of the game in a much better spot. A good BR or newer more unique game mode would get people to come back to at least try the game, and if the multiplayer and progression systems are still in the shape they are in when thats almost ready, then it won't help keep long term players regardless of how good the mode is. Layoffs always suck, but I'd have to guess in the next year we are going to be seeing a lot of this across many industries. It's only January.

Whoever is currently winning goes first each round. So there is some strategy to that as well for counters, or trying to avoid counters.

Finished the main story. Very solid game. Had some great highs. Some lows. Much much better boss fights. Story was okay for me, ended pretty strong. Overall enjoyed the gameplay of this GoW a lot more, but enjoyed the story and pacing of the first game more. May do some more side content but not sure.

Good way to put in in terms of fleshing out the different characters. I played Witcher 3 so long ago that I honestly can't remember specifically what it had for side stuff as well, but just have memories of the feeling of playing the game having more meaningful side content. I'll try to avoid the later spoilers until I wrap up the game. I've fought maybe 3 of the Berserkers so far and they are fun fights. Is there a way to get where they are to show up on your map or do you need to finish the game first? I remember seeing a lot of their little graves around initially but don't remember where. Enemy variety is definitely better, and quite a few of the boss fights have been rather fun. If it ends on a high which I think it probably will, definitely up there as a top game, but would have been an all time great for me if it just edited some of its content down to be a bit more focused.

I'm like 35-40 hours into this, and it does feel like its 10 hours too long already. I told myself I was going to try to tackle most of the side content after reading people say the side missions in this are better than Witcher 3, but I've yet to play a single memorable side mission. Maybe I missed it but I've done just about everything I could do in every area thus far. Been playing on 2nd to highest difficulty, and its been pretty easy so far. I do like the combat far far more than the first game, it feels faster and more fluid. Ive been enjoying the game for the most part, at least certain sections of the game. I do feel pacing is pretty poor overall as its just too slow too often. It hits some highs and I hope its full speed ahead, then it just slows to a crawl again. Hoping to wrap it up before I leave for Xmas.

I tried about 10-15 minutes worth, and while I wasn't overly intersted in the game, this demo killed any curiousness I had. It felt like it could have some potential combat wise, but the world, art, graphics, combat, controls, just about everything, felt bland, and mediocre. It maybe cause I didn't put enough time in, but the movement and speed of combat seems to be the selling point, and it felt like i had to constantly freeze combat to select different spells which completely ruined that experience. Watching XBobs clip, I guess you can switch spells with dpad maybe which would help, but as you get more diverse spells and more options, will that always be a choice? I can't imagine I'd pick this game up to play over the many others I have in my backlog waiting to be played. Def not a $70 game.

Getting this out of the way to announce Bloodborne PC/PS5 tomorrow at TGA

Pretty sure they are working on unranked/friends list type stuff. It definitely needs it, because it sucks trying to test new decks and losing rank.

I think it's bot matches til you hit like Lvl 30 which I think is Bronze. I think it was a breeze for me until I hit like 50. There is a lot of RNG in the game, and building your deck. Once you thit Tier 3 cards which is around Collection Lvl 450, you'll draw random cards from a very large pool of cards. If you get the key cards that are game changers, it can make all the difference. If you get unlucky it can be bit tricky to compete with a lot of the higher level combos.

Ive thoroughly enjoyed it, did NG+ and ht Lvl 40. Will probably play through to get good Lvl 40 gear for my characters before the new 4 Player thing comes out. While the core ideas of the game are repetitive, the variety of enemies and how fun the combat is with all the skills unlocked keep me entertained.

Well the concessions the UK were asking for were Microsoft to guarantee CoD will be on PS beyond the 3 years they initially offered I believe. I thought the EU expressed the sasme concerns in their initial responses. I maybe wrong though, haven't really followed it just see comments on Twitter here and there.

The argument the EU is making is Sony would struggle to compete without CoD. Nintendo is a perfect example of another player in the space that competes just fine without CoD.

Especially when Nintendo exists in the same space, has no Call of Duty or really much other support from Activision, and is still basically rocking and rolling. Yet Sony losing support from Activision would be the nail in the coffin? It seems rather disingenious.

I'm free most nights. If we can get a group together there def seem to be a lot of cool unique things in the works.

Organize a night and let me know and I'll join. Just watched the vid very cool concept.

A 1 v 1 Smash bros type Forge map. I knew the Grapplewas going to allow for some crazy fun Forge modes https://forge.xboxera.com/content/16/final-destination-20xx