I usually finish the story and decide how much else I really feel like doing later. I'm glad Horizon is as big as it is, but I'm also glad for 15 hour games I can replay.
I'm trying to only play games if I'm genuinely having fun and not to tick boxes, but sometimes the completionist in me just HAS to get that Platinum.
2017 had too many games I wanted.
Cooking: life's cooking minigame.
I just bought GR remastered and GR 2 and I dig them, but there are some annoying moments where I'll run into things without meaning to, miss air kicks (TO HELL WITH SWORDFISH NEVI) and combat is either too easy or infuriating. I hate the fetch quests, because lifting objects has really poor hit detection.
And yet, I too love the characters/story, and the mechanics are really fun when they work properly.
I jumped into Yakuza with 0 ( and actually rented GR 2 and that earlier this year, so thanks GameFly) and I too am amazed by how fun it is. Only I take it these games are all kinda the same based on veterans' impressions of them.
I was not a big fan of Plague of Shadows, but Spectre of Torment's mechanics made me like it more than the original Shovel Knight.
Yeah, nothing against the state. Never visited, but the one guy I know from there is friendly.
Welll, may we never meet in person, because I am obnoxious as all hell.
Is that an Xbox-only issue though? I mean even if you tell me PS4 does it, I'm going to wonder if that's not just YOUR PS4, but I'm still curious.
That wasn't my experience with Telltale Borderlands either. That one kept me busy, I just wasn't as invested in the story.
