I loved it in Kiwami 2, but I'm noticing it's making me do the same thing you described while I play Judgment and I'm not sure I like it as much now. I like to have the substories jump out at me sometimes more organically, y'know? Maybe there's a way to shut it off.
Don't get me wrong, when I was playing Kiwami 2, I was 100% where you are now in terms of loving those markers.
I'm on to Judgment right now, but I really want to go back and finish all the side STORIES (not content, like I've mistakenly said in the past) in Kiwami 2, because they're SO good. I still feel Kiwami was lacking in the quality of substories compared to other games in the series, but that's to be expected when I play the perfected fifth entry (0) and then play a remake of the first attempt (Kiwami).
Still have not finished Detroit, but I want to.
Actually, thanks for the reminder to download whatever August's PS+ games are.
Is there a demo for Control? I wonder if that's on PlayStation right now.
Maybe that's the key: Just reading what you're interested in instead of what you "should" read.
Shit. I definitely haven't been on track to read 24 books like I wanted to. Now I'm depressed ... Not cause of that though, but personal life has been weird lately.
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On another note, great to hear from you again!
I keep wanting a 3DS, but every time I see one in the wild, it's a bit too rich for my blood, cause I haven't done any handheld gaming in forever.
CoD: Black Ops III is arcadey? Hmm ... Need to play it again. Only rented it and barely played it when I did.
I am so igorant of all this.
STAGE SELECT:
1. https://metroid.fandom.com/wiki/Triclops
Triclops in Metroid Prime are not hard to dispose of, but damn, they're annoying. Good for you, buddy. You caught me in a ball. Put me down, please. No, don't put me in your buddy's mouth. Put me down, you guys. Hey, put ... stop it! Stop it. This is making this take so much longer. Why do you exist? You're not challenging, so you must only exist to irritate me ... like some sort of gaming cockroach.
2. Turn-based combat
I hate it.
3. Daisaku Kuze from Yakuza 0
This one I actually enjoy fighting quite a bit, but damn. He's like the Monty Python and the Holy Grail Black Knight of Yakuza villains. The gut just does not quit.
I'm pretty sure the real reason for Kiryu's no-kill policy is that he thinks it'll just lead to Kuze hounding him even more, but from the grave and with even more vengeful motivation. He figures Kuze can at least live with the small victory of Kiryu never finishing the job, cause if Kuze was a ghost killed by Kiryu, he'd be the only person Kiryu ever fought again, saying "Death 'tis but a scratch!"
https://yakuza.fandom.com/wiki/Daisaku_Kuze
EPISODE COMMENT:
This episode felt a lot tighter than normal ... maybe cause y'all legit stuck to two topics for all of Consumption Junction.
Guess I'm glad you were able to get me that PS4 code in lieu of a Switch game if that's how you feel about the console, Julian. Hot damn! lol
As for Fire Emblem, all I can say is living in a town where I teach at the university and said university is pretty much the only place women below 35 are (not that 35 is out of my range, cause 29 isn't that much younger)is uh ... it has its challenges. I have to read Tinder profiles REAL carefully.
VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH: I was, in fact, joking. However, I would also go with Killer Instinct: Gold.
That's what I'd say if I was basing this on anything close to an objective, meaningful opinion. Clay Fighter 64 1/3 never got my brother into such a fury he broke one of my controllers and I appreciate the unique aesthetic, so my vote goes to CLAY FIGHTER 64 1/3.
