No, I don’t think I do. The goal of their message is to point out that the modern AAA game industry makes similar, boring and repetitive games. RDR2 isn’t that, it’s a genuine piece of art. Why pick the one good apple from a pile of bad apples, when complaining about the aforementioned pile of mostly bad apples.
Did you mean to reply to another comment? It’s like, completely unrelated to what I said, I was praising a game, not bitching. Nor did I say anything to indicate that I’m terminally online or a gamer.
idk, but who cares? Just ignore them all and go for indie titles. I had way more fun with FTL and Noita than RDR2, etc.
I love FTL, but weird choice for an unfun AAA game, as RDR2 is actually one of the best AAA games in “recent” history.
…maybe you’re missing their point that fun is relative and what’s fun for you might not be for them.
No, I don’t think I do. The goal of their message is to point out that the modern AAA game industry makes similar, boring and repetitive games. RDR2 isn’t that, it’s a genuine piece of art. Why pick the one good apple from a pile of bad apples, when complaining about the aforementioned pile of mostly bad apples.
Because there were plenty of great games released. You and other terminally online gamers, just ignore them and want to bitch. Time is a flat circle.
Did you mean to reply to another comment? It’s like, completely unrelated to what I said, I was praising a game, not bitching. Nor did I say anything to indicate that I’m terminally online or a gamer.
RDR2 was great narrative. Combined with a Westworld-like + GTA sandbox, it was super fun and immersive. Rare for a game regardless of its budget.