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I have been playing The Last Guardian. It is such an adorable game, but I keep getting stuck, and I find myself having to Google what to do next, it is very frustrating and takes away from the fun.
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Currently Playing on PS4:

Dark Souls Remastered (just finished)

Dark Souls II (just started)

Mad Max: Fury Road

Lords of the Fallen

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Hearthstone all the way! A lot of players complain about the RNG in the game, but I find it to be a good blend of skill, strategy, and dumb luck. If you are looking for a more competitive game give MTG: Arena a shot. For me, I do enjoy the competitive side of Hearthstone, but I find the game more enjoyable and much faster than Magic: The Gathering was when I used to play that in this weird place called the real world. Online only FTW.
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I've been playing League of Legends pretty faithfully for years now. I just recently got into Starcraft 2 and am really enjoying it. It's not really a change of pace due to the relentless and fierce competition in both games, but it's nice to do something other than complain about the jungler! :)
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Last game I've played (beside short sessions of Agar.io, or some minutes of MMO playtesting) is League of Legends. I spent probably thousands of hours on that game, could play for a complete day non-stop. I enjoyed doing support with Nami, Sona and Braum (had trouble aiming with Thresh or Blitz).
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18 hours ago, denidenial22 said:
I'm playing AC: Rogue at the minute. It's good and it fills in the gaps about Achilles. It's obviously the same engine as AC3 and AC4, but that engine is perfectly capable and there are some new gameplay elements.

I never got around to rogue because it came out after I moved to the Xbox One / PS4 generation. I do want to go back and check it out at some point. Thanks for reminding me it exists. haha

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Rogue is definitely worth playing, adds a new dimension to the templars, as the assassins aren't just right by default.

I'm (re)playing witcher 3 on my PS5 as the load times are now bearable. I previously played the main campaign and half of heart of stone  on my ps4 before I got too annoyed with the slow loading. Finished the 1st playthrough + expansions, now on death march playthrough.  

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On 3/12/2022 at 3:22 PM, etz said:

Rogue is definitely worth playing, adds a new dimension to the templars, as the assassins aren't just right by default.

I'm (re)playing witcher 3 on my PS5 as the load times are now bearable. I previously played the main campaign and half of heart of stone  on my ps4 before I got too annoyed with the slow loading. Finished the 1st playthrough + expansions, now on death march playthrough.  

I wish my backlog wasn't so high. I remember really wanting to play Rogue, but the lack of Backwards Compatibility at the time was my turnoff. Now that I can, I have about 3 million games ahead of it. That and Elden Ring is really taking over my time 😆

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7 minutes ago, Steel_Lord said:

I checked out the remastered (2021) version of Age of Empires - Definitive Edition for nostalgia. The graphics are way nicer than the old game but the gameplay is unchanged and it still gets boring after a bit. 

I forgot that even released. It really flew under the radar, but I guess that's why. I'm trying to play my way through God of War & A Plague Tale: Requiem, but the forums have taken over game time for most of January. Going to try to get back into them again, soon.

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1 hour ago, Mythological said:

Right now it’s Metroid Prime but we have Jedi Survivor next week

I heard the Metroid Prime remaster is really good. One of my favorite games, I need to get around to that. 

I've been playing the Resident Evil 4 remake. I really didn't think 4 needed a remake but they proved me very wrong haha. It's incredible.

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On 4/19/2023 at 5:26 PM, Sirius_Amory33 said:

I heard the Metroid Prime remaster is really good. One of my favorite games, I need to get around to that. 

I've been playing the Resident Evil 4 remake. I really didn't think 4 needed a remake but they proved me very wrong haha. It's incredible.

Would've replied sooner, but accidentally banned myself when I remembered that I never played the original Metroid Prime.

What you said about RE4 is exactly what I've been hearing from everyone. Can't wait to get around to it. Between the Final Fantasy Remake and the Resident Evil games, it's great to see they're no longer just cash grabs.

Same can be said with a lot of video game movies / shows to drop lately.

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