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I don't remember anything like this. Got an example?
Mae is one of the more unfortunately relateable characters
Fair point. I mean games are hard and who knows how many people that happened to. I say we keep it.
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I mean, I haven't played Horizon, but a big game doesn't mean "a good game". You can make a huge game world that's not interesting at all from a gameplay perspective and/or story perspective, or you can make a tiny one that's amazing on all levels.
If you're not into the Farcry/Ubisoft style of big, open worlds, you can totally relate to what he said. Regardless of how technically impressive the overalll deal is.
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He's making fun of Austin's defense of Fallout 4
If you're in an eligible area, it sounds like Amazon Prime Now has stock set aside for day-of orders. I'm hoping to get some accessories that I'd otherwise have to wait on.
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Jesus GOTY makes people butthurt forever. Gift that keeps on giving.
Finally home, now time for BitE.
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Shame 2016 GOTY podcasts were too civil. 2015 got in the dirt.
I really hope that wasn't Jeff's only segment and he actually gets to talk about video game history and some of his collection.
hmm I think I'm going with Zelda over Horizon. Pick up Horizon when it's cheaper, or maybe do that target sale.
Just indies is fine.
Good ol fashioned ether, I'll give the podcast a listen.
Austin liking Zelda more is no surprise. Zelda sounds like a polished Far Cry 2 when it comes to mechanics density and how deep those mechanics go. Horizon is just a pretty open world Ubisoft game with a surprisingly good story.
I looked up the game's title on YouTube. The first page is full of "is this the new Rocket League?" videos. That's clearly the narrative here. Smart by the developers.
I would say so that theyre enjoyable. And they plan on doing the wholse series :3 theres also alot of other premium content worth subbing for~
Best content ever made on Giant Bomb. Well maybe Persona 4 was comparable.
Nah, persona 4 is still better. I like the Yakuza series but whenever something cool happens there's too many proclamations of "this is a great videogame" "I'm going to like this series" etc. etc. which yeah I get it but it isn't exactly an interesting thing really, whereas vinny and jeff are so good at riffing with each other.
Maybe it's just a weird thing to be bothered by, I dunno.
Maybe it's just a weird thing to be bothered by, I dunno.
Its gonna be a weird day if disc jam becomes popular like rocket league and Dotemu puts out windjammers later and people say "what is this horrible looking disc jam ripoff" :/
Don't know if anyone here is a Jim Sterling fan(I watch his content from time to time) but man, the mess that is Digital Homicide.
The worst thing about Yakuza 0 is that it's almost too good.
that's a spicy meatball
Love the introduction to Majima in Yakuza 0. Glad that the Beast crew is playing that game.
The worst thing about watching other people play it is that it's not dubbed.
I couldn't make it thru all of Metal Gear Scanlon V because of the amount of just open world roaming that was going on in that game and I'm a bit worried I may have the same issue with Yakuza when they get further into it. That being said, so far, the series is REALLY good. This is a great mix of personalities and Yakuza seems to be a really good game filled with just super dumb great stuff and also a solid story.
I couldn't imagine giving a shit what Austin thinks.
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Don't know if anyone here is a Jim Sterling fan(I watch his content from time to time) but man, the mess that is Digital Homicide.
Well with Yakuza you're dealing with more of hub than a big giant open world. So while you can roam the hub and do a bunch a side stuff, it's always easy to just pop back into the main story stuff super quickly. The way the guys are playing now where they are basically running to the objective and interacting with any side stuff that happens to come across them along the way should continue to work as they get further into it.
There really is not much open-world aimless roaming in Yakuza 0. It's a pretty tight map and you'll stumble into sub-stories or mini-games pretty easily. And if there aren't any, then the next story beat is nearby and probably pretty gripping. Once they get the money-throwing mechanic it'll be easier to avoid pointless random battles, too.
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Finished Yakuza 0. Boy that's a game, beast crew are in for a hell of a ride. I actually think it won't take them as long as I first thought. Took me 40 hours and I did all the obvious sub stories I found and way more of the real estate/cabaret stuff than I assume they'll do since that stuff isn't really very good for the camera. Could see them doing it in 15 episodes.
I don't want to finish this game. I'm enjoying it too much. I'll probably finish it this week though because everytime I progress abit I'm like "alright, this is it, it's gonna end" but nope. Shit's insane and while I find the combat in the other games much better, the story and everything that surrounds it is still top fucking notch.
they got those plates, recognized that they could sell them, knew they had to clear inventory space, and found a pawn shop.
they then threw all the plates into storage
it's totally fine tho, you get so much cash in that game lol
These human-fighting bits in the Horizon QL look pretty lame. Really generic Ubi stealth and shooting stuff.
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