It feels easier for me, because there's no distraction while playing on a console. Yes, you can alt tab and browse or use other apps like on a PC, but it's pretty slow so I never do it anymore. I can focus 100% on the game when my console is on. Meanwhile on PC, even on a loading screen my left hand can unconsciously press the magic keys combination, and before I know it, it's been 30 minutes already.
I'm not easily distracted, certainly not if it's something I like to do, so to me that's a clear sign that something isn't worth my time.It feels easier for me, because there's no distraction while playing on a console. Yes, you can alt tab and browse or use other apps like on a PC, but it's pretty slow so I never do it anymore. I can focus 100% on the game when my console is on. Meanwhile on PC, even on a loading screen my left hand can unconsciously press the magic keys combination, and before I know it, it's been 30 minutes already.
Not around here, I'm not interested in paying like 50+ USD to legally emulate a PS3 game.
It is really funny when people still talk about Atlus like if it were the 90s, a small dev in a tiny office. They have to be one of the companies that milks their fans the most, and thats without taking into account the massive licensing deals they have going on.Atlus sucks.
I platinumed P5 on PS4 at 105 hours, but that doesn't make me not want it on PC. All the Persona's really. As I said earlier there's really no excuse for this kinda stuff nowadays. Not like Atlus is a small dev and no publisher.
Leaving money on the table like this... smh.
How does it overall compare to Salt & Sanctuary, especially in the level design and amount of viable character builds?
I wouldn't be surprised to see P5 and KH3 as timed EGS exclusives tbh, these are more or less the most popular JRPG franchises outside of Pokémon, DQ and FF, weeb money is as good as any.
I'm only still at just the very beginning. Level design feels ever so slightly off-kilter against character movement. Moving platforms kind of slide around too greasy compared to the very methodical pace of the playing character and NPCs. There are already hints of switches and levers that can only be accessed by certain builds. I have barely touched the character skill trees and blacksmiths and stuff. Stats and carrying capacity are pretty well laid out and the first boss you meet establishes combat pretty well and largely is what succeeds in making this game dope.
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Thanks! Seems like there's some cool stuff, but at the same time there's a good chance to get 10 games I won't ever play.Here is a list what you can get[Fanatical] Mystery Egg Bundle 💜
Fuck, Not a good look for NRS and WB. It's time to fucking unionize and stop this idiotic culture. How many people have to die before changes will be made?
Was just going to post it.
You can say that again.
It kinda makes logical sense, I guess. There's no way they'd get like a 100 high-profile indie games in a week.You can say that again.
But, it's really bizarre: Fanatical usually has awesome, and far better "regular" bundles, compared to their recent events and "bundle fests".
Also this sounds so fucked up. Like, holy shit.
Emulators should be safe, but I still feel like Nintendo will try to litigate this.
Ah, I was just about to post these two. Nice bundles. Tizoc go get Mortadelo y Filemón!There's a couple of interesting bundles right now if you're into point and click games:
Exile bundle from Fanatical. Has "The Low Road" and "Old Man's Journey" among other decent games.
Honor & Blade bundle from Indiegala. Has "Mortadelo y Filemón: Una aventura de cine" among, well... other "games"
I bought both games day 1 ;P
