The combat was good but I think you nailed the teaching part.....nothing made sense....I had to google how to start the ****ing campaign!
It was also confusing that I was replaying the first game intro sequence....
I really enjoy Division and the sequel...but I know people had issues with it. I just think its probably the best implentation of a loot shooter, coop experience and campaign. I also think the world design is incredible....the city they create feels real to me.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps on the Switch. Couldn't get into Blind Forest due to the unengaging combat, so I skipped it, and am having a blast with the sequel. Platforming feels very smooth. Maybe I'll give BF another chance once I'm finished with WotW, but I suspect I'll miss the new mechanics even more now.
"Who Knows Where" is pretty darned easy once you upgrade the carbine and hammer. And get the leech drink.
The biggest challenges by far are most of the proving grounds. Partly because control issues, partly because the isometric view makes it hard to judge distances, and partly because some of them are insanely hard to pull off unless you completely upgrade an item (And who wants to wait until end game for something unlocked near the start?)
Originally posted by Jmanghan
Gex: Enter the Gecko.Camera is trash, but that was the case for a lot of PSone platformers back in the day.
The game itself is very fun, and the old-school references make me laugh.
Finished Sekiro a few days ago. Had it on the backburner and figured I'd go through it for Elden Ring.
...I didn't really like it. I beat it, but I don't think I'd play a Sekiro sequel tbh. The gameplay just isn't my cup o' tea. The game is extremely well-crafted, and I get why some folks like it though.
I do think the Senpou Temple segment was ****ing awesome though.