Having a savage difficulty curve and being constantly killed until you are able to learn enemy attack patterns is exactly the stamp that Dark Souls put on gaming and what endeared people to it in the 1st place for some sadomasichistic reason I will never fathom. I just don't think it's fair to put it as a negative on one game while praising it in another.
"How The Intricate, Secret-Packed Destiny 2 Collector's Editions Are Made"
The same as any "collectors edition" games; As cheap and as numerous as possible using poor quality materials and Chinese labour so they can produce each unit at a cost of $1.73 and charge you $200 for it and fool you in to thinking you have something rare.
The best i've seen is the 1st Blade movie in the scene where Whistler throws sunglasses down to Blade and you can see him throw the glasses then throw nothing a second time.
The Dead Space remake was a great game but it wasn't even necessary. The original still holds up well when played via backwards compatability. Hopefully this will be a wakeup call for developers to stop rehashing their (often pretty recent) past glories by giving it a new coat of paint and calling it a remake to make a quick buck and concentrate instead on some new ideas.
@dominicwow: Considering how old the game is, we should be thankful they are adding any content at all when they don't really need to, especially when you take in to account that they already have ESO, Fallout 76, Starfield and the upcoming Elder Scrolls to be dealing with.
Enjoyed the 1st episode but i'm losing interest after watching the 2nd because it doesn't seem to be making much sense. Judging by the Aspirants reaction to the BoS knights wearing T-60 armour alludes to those knights being elite. Titus has the better of the bear in the unarmed fight then suddenly decides to run away while hollering some crap, cringy dialogue and is discovered to be an absolute coward which flies in the face of what the BoS are like in the games which begs the question of how he even managed to become a knight in the 1st place. I know it was just a plot device to give Maximus the power armour but they could at least have had Titus die in a way that felt true to how brave and capable the BoS are in the games. Then the scene with Maximus flying around out of control felt really childish and immature compared to the adult orientated source material. Fallout has always had it's funny moments but the humour in the show feels like it's aimed at 10 year olds. I'm giving it one more episode and if it doesn't get better then i'm done.
@Utnayan: First time i've ever heard of this company and looked them up. They were consulted on several games, 3 of which were God Of War: Ragnarok, Alan Wake 2 and Assassins Creed: Valhalla, all of which were received favourably by both critics and players and i've never seen accusations of "wokeness" for these titles. I don't know about you but I play games for the gameplay part. If the gameplay is good, I enjoy it even if the story isn't stellar. Eschewing a good game because it has a black guy, gay guy or a woman that looks "too manish" to quote an earlier comment from someone else in it is ridiculous and honestly pathetic
@nickpeck36: Jesus, your complaint is that she doesn't look exactly like the actress who did the voice and motion capture? Are people just actively searching out ways to be offended or call things "woke" now?
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