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I almost want to quit FF7Rebirth. I am getting quite bored with the game. I am like almost 35-40 hours into it though so I guess in a way, I'd really like to finish it.
I had the same with FF7 remake. It is so slow. I can’t put myself to play it anymore. That’s why I haven’t bought Rebirth, cause I’m unable to finish Remake…I almost want to quit FF7Rebirth. I am getting quite bored with the game. I am like almost 35-40 hours into it though so I guess in a way, I'd really like to finish it.
I guess I made a mistake buying this, but I will try and finish it off.I had the same with FF7 remake. It is so slow. I can’t put myself to play it anymore. That’s why I haven’t bought Rebirth, cause I’m unable to finish Remake…
Is it on PS5? I might consider getting it.I've been playing an indie racer called New Star GP. I've been keeping my eyes on it ever since I played its demo on January, and immediately bought it as soon as I noticed that full version was out.
Has anybody else tried it? Sense of speed can be a bit iffy, but career mode is put together very well and I'm really enjoying it.
Yeah it should be, I think it's available on all consoles (including Switch if you have one).Is it on PS5? I might consider getting it.
...and I even made a few other posts about it afterward saying I had either started playing it or gonna play it eventually, but despite all that, I still haven't played through it yet. Not because I didn't want to, but I just never was in the right mood for it the times I tried to play it and couldn't enjoy it the way I wanted, so I quit playing in hopes I would be more up to it later on. It didn't help it was right around the time I was starting to fall out of video games as a whole and found other things to do instead, something I talked about in-depth in another thread.Just dove back into Spyro Year of the Dragon last night and started a whole new save game for the first time in nearly 6 years I think. I considered going back to it recently and after seeing the trailer for the upcoming remaster, it's accelerated my decision to go back to it even sooner now.
Playing it first and then I am going to play the 1st and 2nd after. Sure I may be playing it a bit out of sequence, but Year of the Dragon is the one I grew up with and it's the one I know best whereas I have barely played the first and none of the 2nd. I am playing the 3rd first ultimately as a refresher to remind myself why I like Spyro so much and why I keep coming back to it after all these years, that way I can appreciate the previous two more since they're going to be new to me. All this in preparation for the remaster coming later this year.
Endless Dungeon looks like a game I'd like to play. And look at that, it's on sale for $17.99 on PS5 right now.Dragons Dogma 2: interesting combat for all classes except mage, yet mage seems the one being the most beneficial to play with because of floating or healing magic whenever the vasals need it instead of when the AI decides to use it.
Helldivers 2: of course, I guess. But I feel like no standard issue weapon can rival the SG8-Punisher.
Endless Dungeon: still 5000 doors to open until Platinum
Returnal: finding that lore pieces is quite a random task. Is there any way to know in advance whether the biomes are in the current run? Or are they ALWAYS present but sometimes hidden VERY GOOD so I dont even see it on the map?
Idk, I'm more of a Breaker guy myself. Or Penetrator when it comes to killing Automatons.Helldivers 2: of course, I guess. But I feel like no standard issue weapon can rival the SG8-Punisher.
I'm really good at this game lately, added about 25 titles. 😱🤣I'm playing Backlog: The Game (like you all do), and the next games I added were Evil West and Diablo IV, both downloaded to Xbox console/PC, to see how they compare performance-wise... because Benchmarking: The Game is also quite popular...
Backlog: The Game
The problem with that is it's so much easier to add games than to remove them, I've played something like 20 hours of Snowrunner (probably more actually) and I'm nowhere close to finished with it, yet in that time a friend bought me three games for my birthday, one of which is a Yakuza game which supposedly takes 45 hours to finish, and I added two free games that came out last week. I'm never gonna beat the backlog at that kind of pace.
20 hours of Snowrunner 😂 your just slightly scratching the surface, a very light scratch at that!
Yeah tell me about it, it's actually 30 hours and I'm not even finished in Michigan yet, I legitimately spent 3, maybe 4 hours last night just trying to do the "threatening accident" mission where you have to collect fuel drums from by the reservoir by the dam (or maybe it's on the outlet side, I'm not sure). One was easy, the other two really weren't and I must've rolled and recalled ten trucks before I finally made it down to where the drums were... And then there was the extreme mud to contend with. Even more rollovers ensued and finally I found a flat enough route back to the road. Honestly I was pretty close to ragequitting because it took so long to get back to where I needed to go and every time I did it I found a new place that just wanted to flip the truck, even the heavy scout with its comparatively low centre of gravity and wide track managed to flip on basically nothing because I made the mistake of changing truck while it had its crane extended, when I changed back it just got this impulse to do a backflip that it didn't previously have. And then obviously I tried to roll it back over with a different truck and flipped that one too.
I need to get back on Snowrunner at some stage. Got the PS5 upgrade when it was free ages back but have barely touched it since. Think I was well over 200hrs on the PS4 and still haven't finished the first lot of DLC maps. (Amur is the only one I have yet to 100%.)Having a break from it atm, sometimes this game drives me mad but then I always come back as it's so addictive and can be satisfying and calm!