Phaseknox

That’s very generous of you to offer, but I’m not interested in a new console at this time. I would need twice as much money as I currently have to get a PS5 Pro since I would want the disc drive and stand, but I’m no longer interested in the PS5 Pro. I can see, but not as good as before. Things are blurrier, light is somewhat dim and colors are somewhat dull. I’m going to get new glasses to see clearer, but the other issues will still remain. It’s for this reason that I’m not as interested in gaming now, and don’t plan on getting a new console.

stepee made this thread because he was concerned about me, he was a true friend to me here and I can’t believe that he’s gone. I haven’t been coming here for the past few weeks because of an eye injury that has messed up the vision in my left eye which was my good eye, my right eye was already somewhat bad. Now both eyes are bad, and I haven’t been taking it well. I’ve been depressed, and have been spending my days drinking, listening to music and playing Second Life on my laptop. My vision is a little clearer up close, but there’s other issues with it other than just blurriness. I will get new glasses to see further away, and hopefully start watching movies/shows and playing games again. I decided to come here and explain my absence and I discovered that stepee has passed away. I feel like I’m living in Bizarro World right now, because none of this seems real.

You can’t judge her personality when she’s the villain, because that’s not her personality when you play as her. When you play as her she’s the hero, not a demented cult member. Have you not played as her before? Were you judging her based on her as the villain when playing as Alexios? Alexios is the villain when you play as her, and his personality is different compared to when you play as him. Of course you’re not going to like her personality when she’s the villain, because she’s not the same character since her mind has been twisted by the cult.

Play what you like more, what we like more shouldn’t matter. Valhalla is a really good game, I wouldn’t have finished it and played its DLC if it wasn’t. I just personally like Odyssey more, and part of that is because of Kassandra. I tried playing it as Alexios once just to see what he was like, and I couldn’t enjoy it as him. The character that I play as in a game is very important to me, and I can’t enjoy a game regardless of how good it is if I don’t like the character that I’m playing as. You played as her before and didn’t seem to like her, but maybe you’ll feel differently about her this time. If not, play Valhalla since it seems to appeal to you more.

I like them both, but I like Odyssey more. Kassandra is one of my favorite video game characters, the world is big and colorful packed with entertaining missions to do, the action/stealth gameplay is fast and snappy with a great skill/upgrade system, the ship traversal/combat is fun and taking on bounty hunters hunting you and assassinating maniacal cult members is exciting. Valhalla has a good main story, but it’s overly long and starts to feel somewhat like a slog after a while. The tone of the game is consistently dark and dreary throughout, and the gameplay in general feels kind of heavy and sluggish. While I still enjoyed it, I didn’t find it as entertaining and fun as Odyssey.

I vaguely remember it back when it came out, but it didn’t really interest me since I’m not a big fan of roided up dudebro cover shooters like Gears of War.

I would if it was on PS4.

You don’t remember playing it? We talked about it a couple of times before. Remember I recommended playing as Kassandra, but you said that you didn’t like her so you played as Alexios? I recommend playing it on easy, because it’s too hard on normal IMO. Easy is what I consider normal.

You’ve played the game before and mentioned that you didn’t like having to level grind to do the story missions since you like to focus on the main story in games, but this game’s optional side content is really good and sometimes even better than the main story missions IMO. The game is designed so that if you complete all of the available side missions before taking on the next story mission then you will always be at or above the recommended level to do the mission.

That’s how I’ve been lately. I recently played Agony, Amnesia: Rebirth, Asdivine Kamura, Aspire: Ina’s Tale, Aurora’s Journey and the Pitiful Lackey, Dead or School, Evil Below, Kaze and the Wild Masks, Last Beat, Orangeblood, Raji: An Ancient Epic, Ronin, Trigger Witch, Wife Quest, World to the West and Young Souls. I’m sticking with Young Souls for now, and I will go back to some of the other games that I liked after I finish it. But some of them I didn’t like enough to want to go back to. I like indie games, but they can be hit and miss. I often have to play several ones that I don’t really like before finding one that I do.

Based on what I’ve seen of it the Soulslike elements seem fairly minimal, it definitely looks more like a PS3/Xbox 360 generation third person action adventure game. Level traversal appears to have standard platforming, but there’s also the flying traversal that you do with Enki that looks linear and on-rails consisting of just tapping a button like you said. The game looks fun to me, and I would be playing it now if they didn’t cancel it for PS4. It will be one of the first games that I get when I get a PS5.

I’ve been watching people playing it, and I don’t see any reason why it couldn’t have been on PS4. If it was I would be playing it right now, because it looks like my kind of game and it’s only $40.

I like them all, but Inquisition is my favorite.

New Dampf and Mushroomhead albums.

Some of my favorite games have received average reviews, this game appears to be exactly what I was expecting and I look forward to playing it along with other AA games such as Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden and Rise of the Ronin (that you mentioned) when I get a PS5.