Nadril

Most of the bosses in the game had fairly easy patterns, how far in are you? One of the early bosses is difficult just because it requires you to have gotten used to the Bloodborne way of combat rather than the Souls way, but after that there aren't all that many difficult bosses honestly.

2, I guess. I'm not really interested or hyped but if the game turns out to be something really special I might give it a go at some point.

Really though I wasn't all that big of a fan of Fallout 3, so w/e.

I got hung up on the Dandelion quest line in Witcher 3 and haven't come back to it yet. The game has some amazingly well written and well done side quests, but the main questline (up until what I got to) was really disappointing.

I also got bored of the combat fairly quick. Going off of Bloodborne and Dark Souls 2 over to it was super rough. It's not terrible or anything, but just not all that much fun.

Also, for what it's worth I fucking loved MGSV and played the shit out of it. Something with that game really 'clicked' with me, where as Witcher 3 it didn't quite. Which is unfortunate, because I was a really big old-school PC RPG fan (Baldur's Gate 2, NWN, etc)

Lets not arm Dan please.

Apparently some side ops will 'overwrite' others if they have more importance. I skipped almost all of the side ops and am near the 40's now in terms of mission progression and trying to go back to get the weaponsmith has been rough. I basically need to do some side ops around the area to hope that it pops up.

Unless Fallout 4 happens to be amazing (which meh, whatever) I'm thinking MGSV has to be the #1 contender for GOTY right now.

To be honest It's number one for me as well. Single player games don't typically keep me hooked anymore, but I'm still going strong on MGS. Even Witcher 3, which I thought was great, fell off for me after around 30 hours of gameplay.

Acronyms are dumb. that's really all you need to say.

MyAnimeList has a top anime listing that tends to be pretty helpful.

Speaking of MAL,

http://myanimelist.net/animelist/Nadril&show=0&order=4

Anything that has a 10, 9, or 8 I would absolutely recommend.

Rising is fucking awesome and has some of the best done music in any game. The way they let the vocals fade in as the boss gets low is great.

1. Zelda 1

2. Links Awakening

3. Ocarana Of Time

4. Majora's Mask

5. Wind Waker

I've played some of Link to the Past as an adult, but haven't beaten it. (Never had a SNES as a kid) I also haven't played a zelda game newer than Wind Waker.