For me it was Sekiro. The deflect system and combat flow felt so precise that almost every other action game with melee combat feels clunky or floaty now. I keep trying new action titles, but nothing really hits that same sweet spot of timing and feedback.

Rig r8 HS PRO or Arctic Nova 7p+ gen 2?

So I’ve been trying to decide between these two headsets for a couple days now and still can’t decide so I’m wondering what you guys think. Im not sure if this changes anything but I am more of a solo campaign player. I still play with friends but I care more about the sound quality of my solo campaign games than I do my multiplayer games.

Lately Ive noticed a horribly lazy pattern among story writing, is that a game will build a romance plot only to trash it by the end of the game. Prince of persia Trilogy (farah, kaileena; its a miracle they let farah remain alive in the last one), red faction armageddon, bioshock infinite Yakuza 1 & 2, rdr, life is strange, the list just goes on.

It was surprisingly refreshing in assassin’s creed revelations that ezio is able to have a simple life with sofia at the end.

It didn’t use to be the case, older jrpgs dont use this trope as frequently. Chrono trigger is creative with this, It’s the player that dies but then gets revived by his friends

I remember The Forest was a hype when it came out, a lot of streamers played it and then radio silence...

And that Chernobylite game...Nobody talks about it, although it looks cool. Is it bad?

Are any of them worth anything?

I'll start, Fable I