I started playing over the summer and I love this game. I’m around a 125 right now and while I’m not a big mmo game person the community of people that play are awesome. Always helping each other out and stuff.
Yeah, I met one guy when I was lvl 25 and he helped me get the backpack plans and crafted a pocketed power armor, pocket body armor, silenced automatic shotgun, composite bow with explosive arrows, other weapons and a shitload of ammo that a carried over my playthrough. Before that I was really struggling in finding ammo and I had no powerful weapons.
Do you just play the same 7/8 games on a loop?Replaying Via Steam:
I love that Plague Tale is linear but that’s because I’m burnt out on open worlds.
Why not try something new once in a while?What if I do??
Watching streams on it and the combat looks like the bad type of punishing.
Yeah, I think it's a while out. Doesn't even look like Avowed which was announced even earlier by Obsidien will come out before 2024. I really enjoyed the original Outer Worlds too. But, I think its gonna be a fair bit of wait, MS has been announcing games really early until this last event. A ton of stuff shown off at the original X-Box series reveal don't have a release date or have even shown gameplay (Everwild, State of Decay 3, and Avowed). MS goal is to have atleast one big AAA game a qtr, and the first 3 for next year seem to be Redfall, Forza Motorsport and Starfield. Maybe they get something like Hellblade 2 out in the fall/winter of 2023.
I haven't played Requiem, but I recently played the first game, Innocence. I felt the same way about that, that being so linear and expecting the player to do the expected on cue wasn't engaging or my kind of gameplay. It felt like being a dog on a leash or in a game's tutorial that never ends. In fact, it felt a lot like the first several hours of Kingdom Come: Deliverance, but at least that eventually really opened up. I pushed through Innocence, but it never did get enjoyable to me. It's disappointing that Requiem sounds like more of the same because the visuals and setting are so appealing.
No idea, the game has been rebooted and it is unclear what is being kept and what isn't. I don't think they've ever done a deep dive on what features are going to be in it.
This is a reason why I keep going back to retro shooters, which are 99.9% gameplay. I'll play a modern AAA game, often get frustrated at the lack of gameplay and then want to follow it with something with little to no story. I don't mind a story to connect the gameplay together. I just don't want it to feel like the gameplay exists to connect the story together. I've wanted to check out Uncharted to see what all the fuss is about, but it sounds like I'll hate it.
