Posts by WD

  • Battlefield V

    Had a small taste from the open beta. I liked the current maps and the overall feel of the gameplay. Less ammo and longer respawn slowed the game down a notch and it feels a bit more tactical now, I think.

    I also like how the scale of the indoors and outdoors just work this time around. Battlefield 1 had some really awkward staircases to navigate and fight in, especially in small houses. I don't know if it's the scale or the speed of the movement or both but I like it.

    But I really didn't like how the HUD is swaying while you run and reacts to other movements constantly. It was hard keeping track of the information that is laid out, like the HUD was simulating what having dyslexia feels like.

  • Doom Eternal

    Quote from Radu

    12 hours ago, Radu said: Witchfire

    That's what I said ?

    Quote from WD

    On 8/16/2018 at 10:41 PM, WD said: Those alt fire modes remind me of some of the crazy stuff Painkiller had. Can't wait for the faithful reboot, Witchfire!! ?

  • Altered Carbon

    Loved the setting and the visuals which were really well pulled off. Not so good in terms of the story and characters. Almost as good as The Expanse so it's worth a look in my opinion.

  • Subnautica

    Great game. Loved every minute of just exploring the wrecks, unknown depths and mysteries.

    I had to rely on console commands on a few glitches when I was clipped through my sub and one time from the Aurora wreck.

    I wish there were just more things you could interact with the environment. The game felt too samey after the first half.

  • Hitman - World Of Assassination

    Finished the current season some time ago. Loved the environments and the intricate details, it's something I've always liked about Hitman games. I also liked the look and feel of the UI, elegant and always showing the relevant information and never too much. I think the minimap/radar was completely useless though since the levels always had signs and they were constructed like real places so there was a certain sense of familiarity to them.

    Sapienza was really awesome, like something straight out of a bond film :D

  • Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus

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    Next week is Nazi killing time!

  • Far Cry 5

    I hope this time it has a true co-op where you can play the whole game with a buddy.

    It was a bit disappointing in the last one that you only could just fart around in co-op and only complete the optional missions and have the main ones locked away.

  • Prey

    I completed 'human' run too. I pretty much agree with @PogoP, it does get a bit repetitive towards the end but I really liked the focus the game has. It forces you to experiment different ways to use your environment against the enemies by limiting you to just shooting them.

    At the beginning I did ambushes with triggered mines and turrets, I did fire traps from oil puddles, I bashed em with whatever I picked up from the ground, I used explosive objects to pulverize em, but once my weapons got so much more powerful and I was swimming with resources I just started shooting them in the end because bullets were not an issue anymore.

    There was also a whole arsenal of psionic powers on the alien side of neuromods I didn't even touch. I maybe should have tried them.

    The biggest issue was just the open world concept and never knowing how the player might proceed with the game if I had done way less side missions the game would have advanced better giving more variations, but I chose to sidetrack the main quest and collect huge amount of stuff along the way. The game was still totally awesome and really worth it. The ending also was quite something.

    On to the next run with alien powers!