Casual

ign reviewer was probalby one of those trannies that MS casts in their commercials.

https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/stellar-blade-review-nier-as-it-can-get/1900-6418215/ 8. Currently 83 meta after 50 reviews.

9 GS 86 meta

Went to see Civil War. Thought it was great - I had only briefly watched a trailer so not sure if this had already been covered, but I thought the perspective it was told from was really cool.

Been playing a ton of season 9 of Project Diablo 2. One of the best fan made mods I can think of and it's really been gaining steam the last few seasons, probably more players online than D2R. They've done a great job expanding on the original game - added a ton of items/crafting, bunch of end game content, some new mechanics (corrupting probably being the big one) and really increasing the build variety by buffing some less powerful abilities. They also do a good job of shifting the meta every season.

You guys sure are arguing a lot over some 72 metacritic barely game.

Why don't you get a Zune?

This is more a problem with new school diablo tbh. Diablo 2 has a lot of loot but it's very easy to parse what is and isn't worth picking up.

I'd say so. I think it depends if you're in the mood for a survival/building game. It's definitely a slower process if you play it solo.

They've added a couple biomes since release and a bunch of items/building related stuff. It's a fun game, especially if you have a group.

Yeah I mean it just makes way more sense to compare Digital vs. Physical sales for things that offer both. You'll obviously never buy a microtransaction or a subscription physically. Everyone knows that a higher percentage of overall $$ is being spent on those YoY. So tell me, of games that are available physically and digitally, percentage splits. Probably varies a lot by console too, I'm sure Nintendo has a much higher % of physical than Sony, and Sony much higher than MS.

So he's counting subscriptions, microtransactions, etc etc? I mean, makes sense. Will suck when physical finally does go away.

cant be worse than the recent bethesda games

I dunno, 7 was definitely huge, 10 was pretty big. It's certainly the biggest JRPG series, especially in the West. It's extremely important and popular in core gaming circles and online. I doubt your average western gamer could name a main FF character outside of Cloud, maybe Tidus. There's a reason FF7 is being remade with a huge budget and 3 parts and the other ones get poor HD rereleases at best. Regardless, I don't really disagree with what you're saying. I do think Square put themselves in a difficult spot. Since FF7, mainline FF games have always represented the big budget,