Boring

L take.

The lore is the best part. Ancient civilization who predicted the future to send a message to modern day via a message to a distant predecessor, with ancient societies battling over the relics they left behind and are behind some of the most momentous moments in history is cool.

Ya'll can cry about modern day segments but Unity and Syndicate are on nobodies top lists and they cut out the modern day stuff.

Warzone 2's DMZ mode

It has made me wonder how a smaller playercount would affect a Warzone match. I wouldn't mind a slow, more drawn out WZ mode with less people. WZ2 can get pretty hectic/wild consistently and/or constantly.

Who is downvoting OP?

He's right, you don't have to hit everything to the beat. You get bonus damage if you do otherwise it's automatically synced to the beat regardless of when you put in the input.

There are some dodge/insta-kill segments that are literally like a Pa Rapa rhythm section but I believe there are things in the accessibility section to give you a bigger window and only do one button if you can't hold a beat.

Oh boy, still in that closet, huh?

Arkane writing is great imo, I loved Deathloops dialogue and it was quite funny.

Yeah it started out pretty scary and tense but turned into 100% action.

I feel like Dragon Age Inquisition is fairly similar, with some more RPGness in storylines and I recall having more fun with the combat but its been a minute.

Its open-world light, has some big zones but isn't completely open like W3.

I went through the list and tbh I didn't see any that weren't worth playing.

Do you know which games got 10s? I don't think you do, given

>The majority of games are just wandering through (albeit beautiful scenery) shooting differently skinned, uninteresting AI in between cutscenes of a predictable storyline.

is not even remotely accurate.

There were also a billion fps games trying to become the next Halo Killer and a vast majority were pretty middling at best.

I guess sorta like with BR and now Extraction shooters.

You listed all the games I was going to list, so I second this.

I donno if it was shock value, its been a while since I've played it but the real failing was making the revolutionaries "as evil" as their oppressors by kind of forcing it. My second playthrough it kinda came out of nowhere and felt shoehorned in to fit the message.

Call of Duty and Sea of Thieves...

I mean, I'd play it once.

Nope not at all. Whats there to be tired of? You can opt in and its in the background.

Apparently not, had to google it. They also have one in the works now it seems.

>The same rehashed, mass-market appeal drivel year after year, but it still sells millions

I don't think Nickelback released as many albums as you think to warrant "year-after-year" and they haven't sold millions in like over a decade.

CoD feels more like the Drake of gaming.

Was quite good but sort of hit a sag but nevertheless does big numbers every time theres a new release. Occasionally surprising you with some heat to make you remember why you like them.