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@bigsocrates: It's not that I expected more, but that I wanted more.

I was well aware of the length before I bought the game, but I still wish it would take longer to platinum it. This is just a testament to how good the game is though - I would love to have more to play.

Platinumed the game yesterday.

I think, after having finished it, that the only complaint I really have is the length and difficulty. The best thing about these complaints are that they are, at the very least, subjective. Personally though, I found the game surprisingly short and easy in all aspect, especially in regards to platinum. Not only combat, which was somewhere between easy and fine for my taste, but finding all collectibles and earning money as well.

Aside from the aforementioned difficulty issue, I had very few other issues and bugs. Nothing that wouldn't resolve with just a quick checkpoint load, which was insanely fast. Graphics looks really good and the game was smooth at all points for me.

For me this felt more like an appetizer. The game does really well in making me both want and be more optimistic about more Ratchet and Clank. All in all I am in other words fairly happy. And while I think the game was too short, I can understand that for some people this length is good or even ideal. All this said, I would rather have a short and great game like it is now, than for it to become too long and a burden to complete.

I stopped playing after about 6 hours because I wasn't enjoying as much as I had hoped. For me, the problem is that the city doesn't feel alive. The biggest reason is that the AI seems so out of date compared to any of the games I've played for years now. I think with 1 more year, this would've at least been better, if not fixed entirely. I'm holding off on playing more until it's been patched, and then I hope to see some AI improvement. If they could fix/work on that, and solve some of the bugs (I have not encountered many, but have also not played a lot) I think I will end up enjoying this game immensely.

Oh, and yeah, this is from a PC only perspective.

I beat it on around 8 I believe. Got the proper ending at 30 runs and I'm currently on a streak on 15 clears. The game eases up a little as soon as you learn what builds are viable with what weapons and you learn the different attacks and how to counter/react. I am currently trying to speed through on a sub 15 min clear, got to 17 min last attempt. I'm also slowly doing the pact of punishment stuff adding one more skull every time for the different weapons. I really like this game. Currently my favorite build is the Athena dash and Zeus stuff with a fast weapon, though getting a Doom build going is also pretty fun.

I applied for days off for World of Warcraft: Shadowlands which got delayed. I barely managed to then move those vacation days to match Cyberpunk release, and now that got delayed. Anyone have any other games they want delayed? Seems like I have the power to do it! (For those thinking it's stupid to use vacation days for games, I have more upcoming vacation for family and friends. Just have a few days that I would like to use for myself and use them around a videogame I could binge on)

@nodima: I am really not seeing where there's potential for a Tenet 2, as I thought this movie tied itself up really neatly towards the end. We know what's next for the protagonist, are you suggesting we might get a movie showing how he founded Tenet and so on? I am quite curious what you mean, so please elaborate if you would be so kind.

Been playing it with a friend, 1 win so far. It's really fun, but we are already starting to feel like we see the same maps over and over again after about 1 hour or so. We might just be unlucky, but currently our feelings are that we need more maps for this game to keep the fun up for more than a few more hours.

I've never had so many big gripes with a game I like so much. The biggest complaint I have though is the way the game handles the Resident Representative role. I had no idea this was even a thing and let my girlfriend play first, and we did not figure out that this would have any impact before we felt we were too far into the game to restart. There's enough gripes in this game that I actually feel a need to complain, have an outlet of sorts for all my frustration. I am enjoying the game as I said, buy man... some decisions really boggles my mind.

I feel that increasing the HP might still screw you over in terms of getting caught in killer combos. Though, I guess if the game was balanced around the fact, it could work. Personally I like the resurrection though. For me it feels less punishing knowing I can die once (or more, if you can get those charges back), than having to feel like a death is a death.

Throwing my hat in the KHIII pile. My own fault though, I remember absolutely LOVING KH1 and KH2, even played the 1.5 when it was newly released for the PS3 and loved it.

KHIII was just way too easy, all dialogue felt so freaking stiff and all the weird gasps and other sounds the characters would make just made me laugh as they kept happening all the time. A character would talk, pause for someone to make a surprised sound and then they would carry on talking. It felt extremely unnatural and I also felt all the "friends are my strength" stuff got super tiresome and felt like it belonged in a kids movie (It's a game about movies for children, I don't know what I expected to be honest), but here it lasted for an entire game. I refused to use the rides as they would take too long, be too good and actually take away from one of the things I somewhat enjoyed about the game - the combat.

I will say again though, it's my own fault for expecting more. I remember looking forward to this game since it was announced MANY years ago, and it actually ruined the whole series for me. I am still salty about it, in case that was not obvious... oh well, live and learn. Manage expectations, research more.