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Bethesda wouldn't have picked Fallout if it didn't had at least a little bit of popularity and success.

To be fair, there's been a clear shift when it comes to evaluating their games. Sure, some normies will still say that Skyrim is a "masterpiece", but between Fallout 4, Fallout 76 and Starfield, Bethesda is not exactly the most well liked company right now. It's not exactly uncommon for people...

Started an Extreme playthrough in Terminator Resistance. Learned quickly that the game has a mechanic to avoid one shots, one shots from enemy weapons anyway. Yes, everything deals insane amounts of damage, even the weakest enemies.

Finished the Infiltrator mode. I actually failed the first time because i instantly ran into a bunch of dudes with violet plasma rifles and got wrecked. Beat it on the second run and managed to do everything in it. I did not find all the secrets, so i might do a third run because the last...

Still haven't tried that Infiltrator mode. And playing the expansion just made me want to replay the main campaign, gonna try it on the highest difficulty this time (been playing on Hard).

Got Metal Slug Tactics and the Terminator Resistance Annihilation Line expansion in the last steam sale. I'm kind of conflicted with Metal Slug Tactics. I like the gameplay and the artstyle, but rouge like mechanics in a isometric turn based game is kind of weird. Basically you have to free...

There are no good Fallout games, this franchise is trash and it was a mistake.

There are no reasons to justify it, it was absolutely dogshit writing. The vaults in the TV show have huge doors that you can see from a mile away and those vaults are near where the Master was. It makes no sense how the Master didn't go for them when they were so easily accessible. The truth...

For the best. Game deserves to be written out of the franchise.

Not in a game all about high speed platforming. And i think i'm actually labeling it wrong because it's not a minigame, it's actually one of the core gameplay styles in the game, and Sega decided to put it in a Sonic game.

Sonic Adventure 1. Massive nostalgia goggles for this game given that i played it back around it release, but i'm not gonna deny that the game has massive issues. And everytime i think of replaying it, i gotta remember that i'm gonna have to play a fishing minigame to reach the end of the game.

Necroing this because this game is getting a standalone expansion called Unfinished Business that comes out this summer. Apparently you can play as Alex Murphy in flashbacks sequences. It's been nearly a year since i beat the original and i really enjoyed it. Actually beat it twice, back to...

Out of boredom i decided to check what is going on with Magic after i heard there's Final Fantasy cards for some unholy reason. What i found is complete madness, like fucking Fortnite cards. And this shit apparently has been going on for like three years. What's next, characters from Dragon...

Lanius as only a 2/2? Nor very accurate.

I already knew Path of Exile is trash.

At least now i know the game is shit if Morgan thinks it's any good.

Honestly the quickest way to kill whatever interest i can have for a game is to have a garbage launch state and bunch of controversies after it. It's why i'm never touching this game. Basically put your best foot forward instead of selling a fucking beta test for full price.

Now i need to really replay the game to see if i get any of that. I expect crashes, but corrupted saves sounds ridiculous.

Of course the ego of "hurr durr only 5% or something will see the content i made" instead of appreciating the fact that any amount of people will engage with that content.

Did you played on PC? Because my latest playthrough was on PC and that was unmodded and i barely ran into bugs. Just an handful of crashes in like 250 hours. Maybe i need to replay the game.