As just someone from the outside looking in, this game is so confusing. On one hand you have journalist sites praising this game and throwing 10/10 around like crazy and on the other you have a review like this that is critical of the game and points out (for me) very blatant faults. Do the points presented by SkillUp not matter to the average game journalist? Or is that something they actually seek in an immersive RPG experience? I’m just so lost on how it can actually be given a 10/10 after seeing this review.

Ah yes, the undeniable proof that is a man’s word and a screenshot of a bullet points list without any context.

The combat is honestly my problem with most Bethesda games. I enjoy the environment and story, but the combat feels lackluster to me. Hits with any kind of weapon feel like they miss impact on the enemy. Other than that, great games.

Nah, they went all in on Yasuke being a proven black samurai by getting in so called “experts” in the field. And now that they have been caught they play the “work of fiction” card. They don’t care about Japanese fiction. All they care about is getting money and feeling good about themselves for having inclusion.

This studio really got the Indiana Jones tone down. Love the humor in this trailer.

Should’ve been interesting patch notes. “We’ve noticed the Iron Giant has been overperforming, so we just straight up deleted him so we won’t have to think about it.”

You could try “Another Crab’s treasure”. It even has accessibility options to make it easier if it’s too intimidating.

Shows that they have amazing confidence in their product. This is the same to me as saying “We know it sucks so please don’t say so if we give you this key.”

Shit like this makes me happy the EU regulates this BS. Here you are legally required to make it as easy to cancel as it is easy to sign up.

He’s trying to stay within the maximum amount of 50 characters for the title.

Nice, I was interested in Remnant, but never got around to buying it. Guess I’ll check them out now.