I do, and I'm sure I'll play it every which way once all episodes are out, but I kinda want to see what happens when I just leave my initial run choices be. But then, is the game set up in a way that's intended for me to go back and find all the clues? Maybe so, since it's episodi content and perhaps they mean for you to re-do things while waiting on the next episode.
Well, right, but that's not really what I'm asking. I'm wondering if it's better to have the experience going forward that I stick to initial decisions and see where things go, or is it better to be a completionist as far as what I'll see in upcoming chapters.
Well, I might play it again, I'm just wondering if it's best to have the choices set to what is natural or what only came once I knew the puzzle answers etc.
I read that too, but saw an article indicating they might soften a bit. I know why they're doing this from a business standpoint: why distract from their market lead by allowing popular third party titles on any console when XBOX just came out with a new iteration in X? But still ... boo.
I just never get interested in these massive online FPS-focused games. I couldn't be bothered to seek out Overwatch either. I'm glad people enjoy them, but sometimes I feel left out.
Do you know if Destiny 2 will have PS4/XBO cross-play? That would get me interested, since I know a Destiny-obsessed friend with XBO. Then again, we'd have to do non-leveled matches or something, since I'm a n00b.
The original was on PS+ a month or so ago, so it's possible.
I'd love to take a History of the Bible or Literary Bible class, and I haven't been to church in years.
I was so confused when I thought you meant the hedgehog Sonic. lol I had $1 hot dogs from there the other day. Regretful life decision, but easy on the wallet.
As I said in another blog, I watched the show and loved it, but probably watched 90s Spider-Man more at the time and would be hard-pressed to recall an entire episode of either show, let alone ten!
I actually still like the Avatar cartoon series the most, and I didn't watch those until I was 22. I need to revisit Batman TAS though.
I'm not in the mood for Horizion; so we're in similar tugboats with steam engines and a creepy face with George Carlin's voice on the front.
