confirmed that it was gamer time, but it seems that has passed
I used to play primarily warden, kensei, and a dash of raider, but ended up really enjoying hitokiri and jormungandr (new samurai and viking heavies)
I love lawbringer but I donāt love fighting lawbringer yannowhatimean? boyās got that aesthetic and the best weapon type, but man if every fight doesnāt seem like iām just fighting a big turtle
youāve cursed me with a mighty need
i get that; for me it helps to accept that pretty much every fighting game turns me into a salt monsoon so I play them in bursts and go do something else if I get too tilted. idk if that is a particularly healthy or common strategy but I like the games so BIG shrug
Iāll beat any horse long after itās dead, World ofā is not giving the IP very much of itās due. Not that I would necessarily expect Blizzard to do āwellā trying something new per se, there are so many different genres that could do wonders with Warcraft as a setting.
I was Orochi. Those awful, spam light attack, get lucky parries, do the funky standoff anime rush Orochi. It is, quite frankly, a boon I did not play long. Obviously not for being good or anything, but because everyone hated it and I am inclined to agree. But god I love mashing and zooming. I wish I invested enough to get good at the sickle shinobi lads.
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I feel like I should confess that I lightspam when it works on people; if thereās shame in that i wear my shame as a banner. a banner that throws out lights like thereās no tomorrow.
lowkey, orochi was too hard for me to figure out how to actually play, but I enjoyed the playstyle in story mode. shinobi looks like the tricks are more intuitive but I also havenāt played it so I canāt say for sure.
a big turtle that will lift you with his Friendly Stick
Starcraft PlanetSide, Overwatch X-Com/Tactics, Diablo Monster Hunter, Heroes of the Storm 2 is Smash Bros.
or, in dominion, drop enough firebombs on 1-4 members of the enemy team to constitute a warcrime
I would kill for any sort of warcraft arpg. Or even just a standard rpg, at this point.
Also someone made a meme kart racing edit but like, I would absolutely play a warcraft kart.
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does anyone remember jimmy gibbs jr
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Should I get into For Honor
do you like pvp
i might have mentioned this but i like for honor so iād say yes personally
Itās a relatively unique deal that, as someone bad at and not always fond of fighting games, was a cool experience all on itās own without even breaking into all the dlc stuff that should ,allegedly, also be cool or cooler.
still waiting for my sequel to Motor Kombat, Ed Boon
I feel like a blockhead saying it but I think a Diablo 1 remake in a Souls-like style (but more along the lines of Demonās or Dark 1 in terms of combat pace, not as fast as 3 or Bloodborne) while maintaining the smothering atmosphere of the original and having cramped, moody, and valuable level design (holding ground/choke points/using corners) would be one of the most interesting things.
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Once upon a time I would played the ever loving crap out of a Skyrim-esque Warcraft game.
I have a real cold take that I actually liked ds2 best (still loved ds3, should probably actually finish ds1 but i got to the very dark cave and had a very bad, no good time)
so personally Iād love more games in the vein of ds2, which I thought had a bit more of a mix of 1 and 3ās combat speed
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i spent much much more time as an invader in DS2 than the others. DS1 was new territory. DS3 was just āhey member DS1?ā
DS2 was the game that actually upped the ante.
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Every iteration of Dark has its own pros and cons. 3ās gameplay felt the ātightestā for me, 2 let you get your build identity REALLY fast (always nice in an RPG), 1 was just a tight experience with the bonus points of being the first big boom for the formula after Demonās.
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Funny, Iām replaying all the Dark Souls games+DLC to show my GF and 2 was honestly one of the worst experiences out of the lot. While I could tolerate a lot of the general conceptual blandness the sheer density of mobs in SOTFS caused frustration for my build that I didnāt feel in the first OR third game. Especially the run up to blue smelter.
1 was constantly throwing new tricks and gimmicks at you, 2 just placed 12 mobs in an area and called it a day, 3 had hyper aggressive attack patterns designed to be unreadable and trip you up(looking at you Gundyr.)
I spent so long as a Brother of Blood or w/e invading newbies not to gank people weaker than I, but so that theyād auto-summon Blue Knights, who were on my level and I could get bonus points from.
Generally in the games, the highs are REALLY high and overall the moment-to-moment is solid so that when the lows happen, theyāre incredibly notable.
Iām looking at you Tomb of the Giants, Shrine of Amana, and the first bit of the Painted World of Ariandel.