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@pompouspizza Basically because it's over and I probably won't replay it until next year at the soonest. I remember it being really cool playing SotC and looking forward to the next colossus while sitting in school. Here I was enjoying myself so much I couldn't stop playing, but now wish I had spread it out a little more to let it sink in more. Oh, well.

I would second the duckfeed.tv recommendations (Watch out for Fireballs and Bonfireside chat specifically)

If you like RPGs Axe of the Blood God is really good too

I finished last night and loved it as well, though in retrospect I wish I didn't play through the whole thing in two sittings.

Trico is great, everything about the AI makes sense. You have to think about it in terms of working with him, not making him do what you want. He's a true partner to the player and treating him with some respect will make the whole experience smoother. Use your imagination a little and try to think of it how a kid would. If I were to show this game to my nephew he would make believe Trico was a real being, why is it so hard for adults to do this?

Not talking to anyone in particular but in my opinion the complaints about the AI are from people who aren't giving the game an honest chance. Tech issues are annoying, I had some really bad framerate drops but not too often. And yeah the camera is wonky, you have to really struggle with it sometimes. Didn't detract from the overall experience though.

Personal favorite 2, I've beat it a few times so it's near and dear. Though I acknowledge 3 is probably a better game overall.

I've been looking for a jumping on point in this series for a while and I've seen people say 4 and 8 are really good starting points, but have no idea really. I'm trying to finish SMT4 and then apocalypse first anyway so it works better for me to wait for 8 but I guess it depends how antsy you are.