" I've got Dishonored coming up though, you love that right? "

Dishonored is one of my favorites, but only when played in stealth mode. 

The COD community certainly is full of complete morons. Probably the bottom feeders of the gaming community. 2.1 user score on Metacritic. I'm not even sure why. It just seems to be because it wasn't quite as good as 2012s Black Ops II. Mainly it was easier to camp in MP, higher specs so slow wi-fi had issues and it required 6gm RAM, wtf I've got 16gb and could easily have purchased 32gb if any game needed it, if you can't afford 6gb of RAM then you probably should be focusing on getting a fucking job rather than sitting around play COD.
No FOV slider (really, a game deserves all these 0/10s because it has no FOV slider? The FOV in game is fine as is).

From campaign perspective I was impressed. Still only 4-5 hours long, but do people really want to play a 20 hour COD campaign? Hell no. Not when you've also got Battlefield 4, Crysis 3 and Killzone the same year. The story definitely wasn't as good as BPII but the rest was just as good, and graphics themselves were far superior to BPII. It appears to have used a much higher version of the IW engine (BPII on v3, Ghosts on v5) and the results show. Of course, regulars players seem to prefer a lower spec game with shit graphics vs a higher spec game with amazing graphics.

The levels were great, some of the best I've played.
Great space levels (although not the best, Deep Space 3 had it there)
Best city flooding level
Best underwater level by far!
The train level was good, the aircraft carrier sinking, there was a building one where it collapsed a plane crash followed by a sweet looking jungle level. Fucking epic blockbuster action scenarios. A few action parts just went over the top silly (the car chase ones). But COD does these action setpieces better than any other game, period.

Totally new story in a future WW (which the good guys have practically lost), and obviously set up for future sequels. Sadly that probably won't happen with the reaction it got. 8/10 

Also played Devil May Cry, I thought I'll get that custard outta the way before I play something longer (Dishonored, Metro, GTA5, Mass Effect 3 all coming up on my list). Nice gameplay and melee combat, but the rest is pretty average. Dante is completely ruined, turned into a dumb teenage boy. His moral choices in the game are actually wrong (you're going to save the chick over the entire human race, and then at the end you'd rather kill your teammate/brother than let him help civilisation recover... dafuq?)

The awesome fantasy horror world of the last DMC is replaced with a pretty shit looking city, with far too much post-processing and blurry texture effects over everything. The game does have some really creative ideas, though. The boss fights look cool, some nice level ideas such as the upside-down city.

I hated requiring gold orbs to resume gameplay otherwise it's game over and start the level again. Probably because I'm not that good at this fast-paced gameplay. Even story-mode I died enough times lol.

6.5/10 

http://store.steampowered.com/app/355790/Styx_Shards_of_Darkness/

And game on sale.

Hurrah for demos! But in this case it didn't grab me. Too much exactly more of the same, and the 4th wall breaking bs is, well, bs. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkjvzHfobjo 

 

This looks awesome, lots of humour and style.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/e3-2017-new-wolfenstein-game-revealed-at-bethesdas/1100-6450709/ 

Graphics look fantastic in this thing. Pity it's multiplayer, but maybe I'll be able to play solo. Shame about the character voices though.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/e3-2017-biowares-new-ip-anthem-gameplay-revealed/1100-6450741/ 

the last night 

Yeah Dishonored was good fun. Nice watercoloury graphics.

I liked using blink, cut a fucker up then blink away and repeat. It's a bit like the Batman games but far more fluid and better. All other powers and weapons were pointless. I used the gun all of a couple times then decided it was shit and never switched away from blink/sword.

The DLC's (the two with story, I didn't bother with the challenge mode one) were good too. It's a shame they weren't part of the full game actually. A bit like COD sometimes does with switching to different characters to tell different sides to the story. It could have switched between the main guy Corvo and Daud the original assassin that realises his wrong. Which would have made the story a bit more interesting because it was lacking tbh. I'm not a fan of the dumb mute player character.

Perhaps the notoriety system would have had an effect on the game ending then, where being good or evil decides if Corvo kills Daud. Instead it seemed to have no effect at all except Samuel calling 2 bad guys over to you in the last level, of which you just ignore and walk past.

The witches were fun in the DLC too, much more creative and challenging than the normal enemies. 

It does make a difference. On high chaos (=lots of kills), he kills Daud; on low chaos he spares his life. 

Yeah in the dlc. I mean in the main game though, it didn't seem to make much difference to anything did it? I think the kid had a darker line at the end or something. 

is an awesome band name. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riQ692rbs-E 

and I can't find anything to buy. I look around for an hour and the only thing new in my cart is Witcher 3 and I'm not sure I want to pay $24 for it because I didn't like the first two all that much. Everything else I picked is old stuff that I only chose to get a non-Steam copy. 

I've played through Witcher 3, maybe I can help?

I enjoyed it immensely but man, what a "life suck" it is!!! I play super casual though. 

They were okay. I just don't like 3rd person fighting/shooter games. They're usually awkward for me to control. Mainly because the developers don't seem to do "strafe" correctly and the character can only turn in place. If I remember right, this is how the Witcher games are. 

Yeah, I feel mostly the same way about 3rd person games... I tolerate it though for good games. 

 

Well I bought it. It's going to take over 2 hours to download though. Maybe I should install one of the other games I bought first, so I'll have something to do while waiting.

I now have over 50 games from GOG. It's probably getting close to exceeding the number I have on Steam. Funny thing is, many of them I already had on Steam and only bought them to get DRM free versions. 

A thoroughly mediocre game in every way...