As just someone from the outside looking in, this game is so confusing. On one hand you have journalist sites praising this game and throwing 10/10 around like crazy and on the other you have a review like this that is critical of the game and points out (for me) very blatant faults.
Do the points presented by SkillUp not matter to the average game journalist? Or is that something they actually seek in an immersive RPG experience?
I'm just so lost on how it can actually be given a 10/10 after seeing this review.
Ik zou graag met de trein willen reizen om minder uitstoot te veroorzaken met het autorijden, maar dat is dan ook het enige voordeel. In mijn eentje met de auto is altijd sneller en goedkoper en dat zal nu alleen maar meer worden.
Als de overheid wilt dat we meer met openbaar vervoer gaan, moeten ze een keer kijken om dit meer toegankelijk te maken in plaats van het constant duurder te maken.
De privatisering van het OV was een fout.
Nah, they went all in on Yasuke being a proven black samurai by getting in so called "experts" in the field. And now that they have been caught they play the "work of fiction" card.
They don't care about Japanese fiction. All they care about is getting money and feeling good about themselves for having inclusion.
I'm hype for this event, but I feel like there are other words you can use instead of "world tour" if you hit only a specific part of Asia and America.
Should've been interesting patch notes.
"We've noticed the Iron Giant has been overperforming, so we just straight up deleted him so we won't have to think about it."
Winning with every hero? So you'd have to play and win as every hero on the roster? Seems like a lot of effort for a sticker. Or did they mean with any hero?
Isn't the cheapest steam deck $480? Does the switch do something more or less the same?