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Nope, haven't played any of their games with microtransactions.

Microtransactions in a $70 game? What a load of garbage. p.s. Looks like Guerilla will be getting my money, not Capcom.

Completed it twice, once on PS4 and once on PC. Great game.

With the universal praise it gets, I thought I was the only one who didn't get it. I tried to get into it multiple times, but I just wasn't impressed.

The benefit is, the i5-8600k and 2070 Super will be a nice upgrade for the wife/kids computer... that's rocking an i3-4370 and GTX 970.

I'm tempted to get one, but partly because I need to build a new system. Mine is getting a bit outdated, and it's time to move on from the i5-8600K and GTX 2070 Super...

I love Skyrim, and really like Fallout 3/NV/4 and Oblivion. I don't like Starfield.

You probably don't really want to know what he's doing with them... and stay away from black lights.

That's what, about 250 hours of cutscenes and loading screens?

Agreed. And here's my review (opinion): Skyrim - 650 hours Fallout 4 - 300 hours Oblivion - 200+ hours Fallout NV - 117 hours Fallout 3 - 200+ hours Starfield - 15 hours and done with it unless some great mods come out

Not everything can be Grim Fandango.

I'm having trouble getting into this game. Way too many cutscenes, loading screens, and menus.

Here's a prediciton: 1. If Starfield is good and popular, he's going to nitpick it to death, complain about it hurting his eyes, and refund it. 2. If Starfield is mediocre or bad, he's going to defend it to the hilt and continually post screenshots.

/yawn

Consider the source.

I finished this and highly recommend it. All told, I played for around 40 hours and enjoyed it the entire time. That said, I think replayability is zero.

I wish [H] would do the same.

I decided to dive in, and this game now has me hooked. It's fun and relaxing.

Skyrim.

7 Days to Die with Skyrim or World of Warcraft.

I got the Steelcase Leap v2 a couple years back when we went permanent work-from--home, and I have absolutely no regrets.

I pre-ordered Cyberpunk 2077. I will never make the mistake of pre-ordering a game ever again.

Only thing I can recommend it trying a different keyboard. I've been happy with SwiftKey.

Regrettably, I clicked on this thread.

Might not want to read Ashley Biden's diary then...

Link was provided a few posts above. :)

QFT.

I don't know. I recently (last month or so) finished up a playthrough from beginning to end, and I found the driving almost unbearable. The only way I could deal with it was using a motorcycle, but that is still very unnatural and detached feeling. It's not just the handling, either. The sounds...

I'm giving up on this one. I have tried really hard to like it, but it just isn't happening.

I played DL1 for 72 hours and loved basically every minute of it. I'm about 17 hours into DL2, and it just doesn't have IT for me. Way too many reused assets.

I tried to get into it, especially since I loved Dishonored, but I couldn't do it. I just don't get the rave reviews.

This War of Mine and Frostpunk are great, so I'll be watching this one.

Wow, you figured it out... afraid to buy. Nobody is afraid to buy it. It's a mediocre game, at best, and people don't want to waste their time or money. There is even a demo, so we don't even need to buy it (and return it) to try it ourselves.

And, there it is. I knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that your review would be positive. It's inevitable when a game is poorly received, you "like" it and defend it (and vice versa).

BotW was extremely boring and repetitive. I don't get the love at all.

I saw this post and had to double-check that I wasn't the one who wrote it. Had a Aeron at my current job when we were still working in the office, then bought a Leap V2 for WFH. Leap >> Aeron

1. Days Gone 2. God of War 3. Elden Ring 4. 7 Days to Die 5. Guardians of the Galaxy