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And it's infinitely worse with Fallout 76 since it's always online. That game had so much promise but ended up a buggy wasteland (no pun intended).
And now they have Indiana Jones to their name.
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That's the thing: their games can be very solid and grandiose at the end of the day, once you've gotten through years and years of patches (and sometimes, even that isn't enough, as is the case for FO76 or some other Fallout titles with bugs that never get fixed).
I've been going through Skyrim again, this time Survival Mode on the PS5 edition with all the Creation Club content, and despite it being my 3rd or 4th time through the game in full, it's like a whole new experience now that I can't fast travel, I have to eat and sleep regularly, etc. I'd say this was their strongest launch title, in terms of playability, but even today, it still has wonky glitches or issues and still requires constant saving to avoid quests that inevitably break on you.
I'm not sure why but I've always felt their Fallout titles are way buggier than the Elder Scrolls series. Perhaps it's the gun/explosive combat vs. simple melee and magic but they're almost always a gamble when purchasing day one.
I'll be eager to see how Starfield lands for them. I won't get to play it, since I'm on the PS5, but it sounds like it would've been the next Cyberpunk 2077 had they kept their earlier date. It seems very ambitious for them, I can't imagine it'll be a smooth launch experience (and same inevitably goes for Elder Scrolls 6 and Fallout 5 but I'd love to be wrong.)
I'll likely try Starfield out day one so I'll let you know how it goes.
In some Elden Ring news: The lastest patch (1.07) contains data for maps that don't yet exist. DLC soon? Fingers crossed!
Apologies, I know it's all I talk about. But it's the only game I play right now. :(
Elden Ring is another game I am going to have to try at some point.
You're in for a real treat when you do. I'm itching for the DLC to be announced so I can return to it once more.
As for me, slowly but surely working my way through Survival Mode on Skyrim still and loving every minute of it. I'm also thinking about picking up GTA IV (my all-time favorite game) on Steam sometime soon. $20 for the full game and all DLC, plus it has way better framerate and resolution than the wonky console editions I've played in the past? Sign me up.
It could be a while yet, before I get to it. As soon as I finish my playthough of Fallout 4, and Generation Zero, whichever one first, I will be jumping into Bloodborne. I've put it off for 2-3 years. :))
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STEAM are having a Driving Sim sale currently so I bought these two games extremely cheap, I already have both of them on Xbox Game Pass though I wanted the games long term. Dirt Rally 2.0 is fantastic, in a short time I have grown to love the more hardcore sim racing games.
Just downloading Geforce Now onto my PC initially then will try to access Steam games through it on my Xbox. Has anyone used the cloud gaming service?
Edited: Hmm think I better do more research before linking any accounts, very mixed reviews.
11hrs in to my 2nd playthrough. I said that I wouldn't, but I made one change. To bring my character into line with the SBS, I swapped my MP5 SMG to a M4A1 Assault Rifle. I believe the M4A1 is the closest to the L119A1 used in real life. Naturally, I made a few tweaks to the M4A1 (shortened the barrel and added a suppressor).
Still not sniping though. It's not hard, I just have to play a little differently.
I'd say it's my favorite game of all time, though The Witcher 3 is a close runner-up.
I'd also say you should give an upgrade a shot, but despite my decades of gaming, I'm incredibly brand new to PC gaming. I do know that Steam is a real treasure and I see tons of classics and old favorites on there that I'm itching to try out.
Here’s to hoping GTA 4 is remastered for next year.
Fingers crossed that we get something GTA 4 related, for modern consoles.
:O didn't even know there were that many games for Switch! I had one and sold it, but I do miss it. Might have to pick another one up sometime given the games that are coming out for it in the next year or so.
It was in the works but those plans were killed off some months back, sadly.
I recently bought a "used" GTX 1080 8Gb 16Gb RAM 500Gb NVME SSD Intel Core i5-8600 ( win 11 upgradable as well ) which plays 4k games at max graphics easily for $700 aud on ebay.
It boots up in seconds and is a massive improvement on my i7 2600 gtx950 2gb slug box.
I recently played a bit of San Andreas on PC its working much better on Windows 11 for some reason it was really glitchy on Windows 10. San Andreas still stands up well, I loved that game when it was released.