Hazzy
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That's some attitude from katana wielding weeaboos in the middle of Cyrodiil
April 28, 2025 at 6:33 PM
That's some attitude from katana wielding weeaboos in the middle of Cyrodiil
This has been a somewhat reappearing sentiment, especially after the killing of Arkane Austin.
I respect it, but mostly disagree. It has a great introduction to each and every one of its fun ideas, but then you get used to them really quickly, and all of it deflates to "just ok". Just like the game
I respect it, but mostly disagree. It has a great introduction to each and every one of its fun ideas, but then you get used to them really quickly, and all of it deflates to "just ok". Just like the game
December 4, 2024 at 1:37 AM
This has been a somewhat reappearing sentiment, especially after the killing of Arkane Austin.
I respect it, but mostly disagree. It has a great introduction to each and every one of its fun ideas, but then you get used to them really quickly, and all of it deflates to "just ok". Just like the game
I respect it, but mostly disagree. It has a great introduction to each and every one of its fun ideas, but then you get used to them really quickly, and all of it deflates to "just ok". Just like the game
It's that kind of game where it's ok to turn on story mode and set "damage received" slider to 50%, cause if you are not having fun with challenge there is still a great story. I did it on my second playthrough and was still dying easily early on.
November 19, 2024 at 6:54 PM
It's that kind of game where it's ok to turn on story mode and set "damage received" slider to 50%, cause if you are not having fun with challenge there is still a great story. I did it on my second playthrough and was still dying easily early on.
It's about finding a balance between thinking and feeling. About what's worth fighting for and when it's ok to let go. About scientist's relation to religion. Also about why science needs some humanistic supervision. And many great things I'm too close to spoiling already.
November 19, 2024 at 6:14 PM
It's about finding a balance between thinking and feeling. About what's worth fighting for and when it's ok to let go. About scientist's relation to religion. Also about why science needs some humanistic supervision. And many great things I'm too close to spoiling already.