What are you currently playing?

[seattlefan75]

To anyone that's played Ghost of Tsushima, is it worth the $40 that it is currently on sale for on the PS Store?

I would say so it was in the running for game of the year. Its a typical sandbox game where you start with nothing and by the end you have cool armor, weapons, skills etc. The storyline is good and I enjoyed how different parts of the map offered different things.

My only knock is that it doesn't have any replay value other than killing Mongolians/Bandits and going to different areas killing bad guys did get repetitive toward the end.

 

[UVA_Guy81]

I would say so it was in the running for game of the year. Its a typical sandbox game where you start with nothing and by the end you have cool armor, weapons, skills etc. The storyline is good and I enjoyed how different parts of the map offered different things.

My only knock is that it doesn't have any replay value other than killing Mongolians/Bandits and going to different areas killing bad guys did get repetitive toward the end.

So sounds like it’d be a great game to rent but not to really buy. I enjoy games like RDR2, which I’ve been playing through again because since it’s an open world game, I’m trying to go through and find all the stuff I didn’t get to first time around.

 

[Clayton]

So sounds like it’d be a great game to rent but not to really buy. I enjoy games like RDR2, which I’ve been playing through again because since it’s an open world game, I’m trying to go through and find all the stuff I didn’t get to first time around.

I would describe Ghost of Tsushima as a game you play for 4 or 5 hours at a time and then drop for a week or two and then come back to it. I personally think the combat is considerably more fun than RDR2 but the open world is pretty par for the course outside of just looking really nice.

GoT scratches a very particular itch for me better than any other game on the market. Its not as deep as some of the other games in the genre, though.

 

[Clayton]

Lots of free PS4 games right now. The only caveat being - the ps4 isnt the best place to play a lot of these games.

Still, Horizon Zero Dawn, Astrobot Rescue Mission, Subnautica, Enter the Gungeon, Rez Infinite and the Witness for free is pretty spiffy.

 

[DetroitDevil]

anyone else playing?

 

[calsnowskier]

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anyone else playing?

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[Judge Fudge]

I'm a Typical Player

I go between the latest madden and NHL 19

 

[DetroitDevil]

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Is an alpha testing version of the next part of the division... not an open alpha... not bad, kind of a division x fortnight... 45 “rogue” agents on up to 15 teams, still has npcs to fight as well + “rogue agent” teams. graphics look upgraded.... not sure if its an add on to division or a standalone release.

 

[Hank Kingsley]

 

[The Q]

I’m playing old stuff. Just ordered some classic game boy games

 

[Cave_Johnson]

 

[Clayton]

Is an alpha testing version of the next part of the division... not an open alpha... not bad, kind of a division x fortnight... 45 “rogue” agents on up to 15 teams, still has npcs to fight as well + “rogue agent” teams. graphics look upgraded.... not sure if its an add on to division or a standalone release.

If I was still a 20 something with no responsibility then that sounds cool.

 

[DetroitDevil]

If I was still a 20 something with no responsibility then that sounds cool.

Perhaps you should avoid torturing yourself in tha gaming forum, or learn to manage your time better, so you can carve out a couple hrs a week. Sure beats watching the news, or woke sports.

 

[Clayton]

Perhaps you should avoid torturing yourself in tha gaming forum, or learn to manage your time better, so you can carve out a couple hrs a week. Sure beats watching the news, or woke sports.

I game all of the time.

Offline games. Pause button, story lines, no need to learn a meta, keep track of updates, etc. Online games require a different level of commitment.

 

[DetroitDevil]

I game all of the time.

Offline games. Pause button, story lines, no need to learn a meta, keep track of updates, etc. Online games require a different level of commitment.

No they dont, especially this type Of Game Where all players start a game On an even playing field. Persistent world online games that resume where you left off.... require commitment.

Like Chess, is an online (and offline) game and you start off even with other Players. Same with these battle royale type Games, they are over in 30-45 mins.

Honing your skill and tactics take time investment, but they arent all games where you resume where you left Off In building an experience.

And virtually all Games get updates and fixes if the game has a following.

 

[Clayton]

No they dont, especially this type Of Game Where all players start a game On an even playing field. Persistent world online games that resume where you left off.... require commitment.

Like Chess, is an online (and offline) game and you start off even with other Players. Same with these battle royale type Games, they are over in 30-45 mins.

Honing your skill and tactics take time investment, but they arent all games where you resume where you left Off In building an experience.

And virtually all Games get updates and fixes if the game has a following.

When I get done with a few games I might consider an online game. Covid shutdowns are going to slow down the software pipeline no doubt.

 

[DetroitDevil]

When I get done with a few games I might consider an online game. Covid shutdowns are going to slow down the software pipeline no doubt.

Well beware... there is no “end boss” like the one who see you as the “end Boss”....

 

[Clayton]

Well beware... there is no “end boss” like the one who see you as the “end Boss”....

Is this a Division reference?

 

[DetroitDevil]

Is this a Division reference?

No its just a heads up that players arent close to being like npcs.

 

[Clayton]

No its just a heads up that players arent close to being like npcs.

FWIW, I have played almost every fighting game from 4th, 5th, 6th and maybe half of the ones from 7th gen. My general rule of thumb with those is to never play the AI and to just hit up training mode and then play people because AI's don't adjust. I did have about 100 hours in Destiny Crucible as well but generally FPS multiplayer doesn't keep me engaged for a long time.

I do own the first Division but I thought it sucked. I heard Division 2 was much better but like I said earlier I dont really have the time for these types of games anymore