Mechanically, the second was amazing otherwise. The open world was nice but in some ways it felt like there were "right" ways to traverse but a lot of that likely had to do with my decision to keep Runners Vision on.

Played both games back to back recently. Both games suffer from poor pacing but the first at least had the charm of its era. The latter moved at blistering pace, built up no relationships between the characters, and expected you to care when tragedy occurred between them.

He believed. She lied.

About to be good eats

I really jive with you guys' energy so I'm really looking forward to it!

No problem! It's an excellent learning tool I co-opted from Zaferino. "Putting together the puzzle" of the game you play is arduous but at least I have a diagram that forces me understand my options and shows me what they are. :)

Obsidian Notes with the Canvas plug-in. It's free to host locally or you can pay monthly to have it cloud synced and access it anywhere, which is what I do.

Unfortunately a lot of people still see flowchart as a derogatory word. Visual aids to help flesh out tight and varied setplay goes hard.

Am I doing this right? Brand new + Reina main btw.

True. I can play FT5s and still find myself unsure of the opponent's gameplan. Previous coaching has taught me to ask questions as I interact in order to stay engaged but that's a muscle I have to build big time.

I'd love to play more of T8 if my ability to compete in 6 wouldn't suffer. I just wanna FF2 as Reina man 😔

Not many companies have the issue of their player base clamoring for more live service to consume. It's just odd to see them not putting out more skins. I'm a competitive player and even I would love to have more skins to cycle through.