Since my last post, I've finished playing:Currently playing: Knights and Bikes and Hades;
Finished: Katana Zero, Mighty Goose and Lost Words: Beyond the Page;
Gave up: Raji and Dodgeball Academia.
Ye, It was good when it went out but now they successfully made if into something you can spend too much time on because you think you'll always miss on something. I managed to stop playing it but it took me some time.Pokemon GO, but funny enough, I'm trying to quit so that I can get to the other couple of games on my backlog. I also want to get a Switch so I can get back into the mainline series of Pokemon games, too. Yeah, I'd say I have a couple new year's resolutions, and one of 'em is to stay off Pokemon GO. It's terribly addicting...
The FOMO is seriously overwhelming, it feels like there's almost never more than a few days between events. Even though they let you sometimes get older content again - such as using Elite TMs to get Legacy Moves or the recent return of the sunglasses Squirtle for some tie-in with Ed Sheeran - it still doesn't feel like it's genuinely fun. It feels addicting, more than being fun.Ye, It was good when it went out but now they successfully made if into something you can spend too much time on because you think you'll always miss on something. I managed to stop playing it but it took me some time.
I'm currently looking for some PS3 game to play.
The FOMO is seriously overwhelming, it feels like there's almost never more than a few days between events. Even though they let you sometimes get older content again - such as using Elite TMs to get Legacy Moves or the recent return of the sunglasses Squirtle for some tie-in with Ed Sheeran - it still doesn't feel like it's genuinely fun. It feels addicting, more than being fun.
Only AAA hates it. If ATB/turn-based combat was truly anachronistic, there wouldn't be oodles of indie games and smaller professional games utilizing turn-based mechanics. Octopath Traveler was a smash hit from the same company. People still play and create tabletop games, for crying out loud. Taking turns remains a thing.Plus I really hate that new battle system, it's definitely not my thing. I'm really a jrpg lover and for me the turn per turn with active atb was really a good feature of FF7, I know lots of people hate it but I personnaly like it and it was part of why I like the FF serie up until 10. (12 was already quite different as was 13).