I played Morrowind first, then Skyrim and Oblivion. Never mind the graphics, which can be improved by mods, but the gameplay and story of Morrowind lags behind both.
Autumn's Enclave wants to use the water to force everyone to serve them. The Brotherhood gives it away for free. That's the difference. Autumn openly states that he wishes to use the water as a way to control the people of the Wasteland. Whereas in the Broken Steel DLC, you see Brotherhood caravans giving free water to each community, without the need for them to pledge allegiance.
If she was an anime-style dommy mommy, people would pay to see Abby stomp Joel's guts out. Bonus points if she became the villain; at least it would be more honest instead of the moral grandstanding Neil tried to do with making revenge bad for Ellie but justified for Abby. SJWs and moral inconsistency are like bread and butter; you can't have one without the other, because SJWs by nature are morally inconsistent.
If someone were to prefer SMW I'd understand, they're close enough in quality that it can go either way fairly enough, but I don't think it's fair to compare the original NES version to SMW. The remake and SMW are both on the same cartridge on SNES, so a direct comparison between those two makes the most sense.
I guess it's personal preference but I don't see how cape beats Tanooki. It's more fun and controls far better than the weird rocking motion you need for the cape's flight.
I played them to absolute death so maybe it's just something you would only notice in that case, but it seems pretty significant to me. It's hard to explain but SMW feels twitchier and the gravity feels heavier too.
You missed out and on solving murders with your bros? RIP.
Of course it would go over better if they made it less woke, that was a huge part of the problem with the game. It's not even a coomer thing, it's just that nobody wants to see these ugly trannies infesting gaming.
And they often don't even hide it, and just try impotently justifying it.
those alien bastards were stealing our women. duke wanders in, sees they've overrun the club, tells some whores to shake it, yada yada "nobody steals our babes.... and lives!!" the porn theater and the strip club unironically give us Duke's motivation for doing everything he does in that game after that. Initially he's pissed the aliens blew up his car when the game starts, then as he goes deeper into LA he sees they're taking women from the typical seedy shitholes he frequents and decides to take the fight to them and get the hot babes of planet earth back.
Persona is Reddit: the JRPG. Between the "we live in a society" theme, the fact that you can have a romantic link with your teacher after the first boss you fight is a teacher having an affair with a student, the other fact that half the downtime in the game is essentially a dating sim.
If that were the way things happened, it'd essentially be like Lady D: everyone going to simp, only to be forgotten a month or two after the game released.
I think unlockables started to die when companies realized consoomers would pay for dlc of items/characters/skins, rather than unlock them in game.
I suppose this might be a personal thing - possibly a generational thing - but I quite enjoy the challenge of unlocking new characters, skins, cars, etc. Then there's the bragging rights of playing with the cool new thing you've unlocked or whatever.
Spot on. Why put that sort of stuff in the game, when you can just charge people extra for it and people will happily cough up?PikameeTeaKettle said:
I played Skyrim first, then Morrowind and Oblivion. Skyrim is the worst of the three. The writing gets worse with each part. The number of player options shrink and become less meaningful. Did you know you could fly in Morrowind?
For me there's another problem--it makes the game feel kinda intimidating.
.... Not all the time they aren't. That particular cart is rather uncommon.
Actually I think that "weird rocking motion" is part of the appeal. The cape has a level of skill to it... plus you keep flying until you hit something or decide to stop. Tanooki and Raccoon, its just tap the A button, and then the flight only lasts a few seconds no matter what unless you use that one item.
Thank God Morrowind isn't/wasn't as popular as Skyrim. The TES clique is gay enough. Cope on my part? Maybe.
I'd rank Oblivion and Skyrim equally. Oblivion is charming and full of soul (in some areas) with several super memorable quests and meme shit that will likely outlive the series. Skyrim's overworld blows Oblivion's out of the water. I'll also take Skyrim's brainless leveling over Oblivion's minmaxed autism. I'm not interested in Skywind at all because OpenMW more or less is all I want but I'm very interested in seeing if the Skyblivion people make Oblivion's overworld more interesting.
Not all the time, sure, but it's still the most logical way to compare them. Secondarily, the Mario Advance series would beca good comparison too because they're part of the same rerelease series.
The controls are subjective, I can understand the appeal to mastering the unorthodox flight controls, just like SM64 (which I dislike the flight in too). But I actually like that you can't just fly forever aside from the P-Wing, if you're flying over a stage you're barely playing it.
This I can kinda agree with, though I don't find the difference to be too great, it's mostly Bowser which is notably better in SMW. I think you can just kill SMB3 Bowser with fireballs which can be anticlimactic, though I do like the stage gimmick of getting him to kill himself.
The game is a bit too tough at times with big difficulty spikes, but there's no arbitrary missing, everything has a reason. It's almost like learning a fighting game like SF2, paying attention to animations and their properties, when they become vulnerable/invulnerable. It may not always entirely intuitive but very minor trial & error weeds out what works and what doesn't, meaning encounters can be tough at first but those same enemies can become cakewalk once you figure them out.
It's possible, but if Abby were hot she wouldn't exist. The entire purpose of the character is to be a trans mary sue to spit in the eyes of the player base. It's like asking if Ghostbusters 2016 would have better received if it was the same script with the original cast.
The Suicide Squad thread has been brainstorming ways the concept could have been done less disrespectfully, as if that weren't the point. Still in the bargaining stage...
You've reminded me of another thing, but I'm not sure if it would count as an unpopular opinion.
