Recent content by Hulk'O'Saurus

San Fran was just severely under-developed. They didn't have the time to put in the effort.

Their concept is great. Their implementation is not.

No one mentions the antagonists in Fallout 2 and how they are worse than Fallout 1. Borderline slapstick. Yikes. PS: Both games have horrible combat, but Fallout 1 was more conscious of it. In Fallout 2 the combat rules break down when you reach end-game.

Pretty much in the same boat... Warframe recently got another update, and I have to say that the story elements(and how rare it is to get story elements in WF!) are rather good. Those guys can do something decent if they put their heads to it, but unfortunately that came after nearly half of...

Yeah, the guys behind it must have gotten quite lazy. For me - even though I've played Destiny 2 and Warframe - anything that goes into the AAA space is instant ''nope.''

Witcher 3's optimization and voice acting are pretty much the only positives one can bring up. I don't know which one is the shooter game. One of the CoDs?

N-n-n-nope.

It had a great first Act. Only that one managed to use the engine of the game to it's fullest potential. It also featured the best encounters and the best writing the game had. It's a steady downhill from there.

It directly builds on top of D:OS 2. This is what I am getting in terms of the game's presentation. It looks so much like it. That is not a bad thing necessarily as D:OS 2 only real strong point is presentation, but the reviewer further mentions DnD Lite and pacing issues. You can expect a...

They will legit do better games now...

Could you say that this could be played as a full-fledged game. I am a big fan of indie RPGs, practically my only real favourite genre of video games, really.

I like it. Do you have like a demo of the game?

The game satisfies the dollar per hour fun ratio, although I don't think everyone would want to pay the full price for it. If you can get 25 % or more off, then go for it. A lot of people are comparing D:OS2 and W3. That's, of course, mostly outside of NMA, but I guess I can talk about some of...

I also bought it a few days ago, and I have to say that so far I am leaning towards don't judge the book by it's cover. The first few hours in have been quite good. Of course that's only me and I don't mind solving a problem or two with excess of bullets.