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Ghost of Tsushima - open world game set in feudal Japan

Correct_Carlo

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Man plays game using cheese, complains combat is boring.

Try melee fighting, it's quite good in this game. Not enough to make the Ubisoft gameplay worth it, but at least that part is good.
Nah, it's really not that good. Honestly, I don't know if I'll finish it. Life is too short to play shit games. This game is just the definition of "mid."

The side activities are so repetitive, the combat is dull, the Parkor/platforming is awful, it's a mindless "rock paper scissors to win" style of combat, and the story is dull.

In fact, talking about it, fuck this game.

It's shit, not because it's overtly bad, but because it does absolutely nothing new and takes zero risks. Which, honestly, is 1000 times worse than a game that swings for the fences, but fails.

I don't think I'll finish it.

I might finally just start Stranger of Paradise instead.
 

Roguey

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Plays AAA Snoy game, surprised that it does nothing new and takes no risks. :lol:
 

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