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So I know that the Battle of Shasarazade is the point of no return. Mathiu is with a bunch of other people in the war room waiting for me to give the go-ahead to start the battle. I can no longer change out party members . . . is it over for me getting all 108? I have a save that's a few hours back which may help, but I want to know for sure.

Panzer Dragoon Saga was one of my favorite gaming experiences ever. Definitely made it in my top 10 of all time.

Hey everyone! I was curious if this had happened to other people, but I recently started getting really into the Dark Souls lore after playing Bloodborne (I know not the same universe).

I've started dabbling in Dark Souls 3, but I wanted to know if anyone else had gotten deep into a franchise's lore without actually playing the games.

Update:

So I took the dive and bought it. I'm happy to say I haven't suffered any motion sickness with it whatsoever. What makes this different from Scavenger's Odyssey (in terms of me not getting sick), I don't know, but it's awesome and my favorite game on PS VR. Sooo good.

So in PS VR Worlds, the space game where you are in the mech made me super sick. Has anyone played that and RIGS and had the same experience or less so? Thanks!

Listening to the guys on the Bombcast and general opinion has made me interested in picking up Doom for the campaign. However, I didn't play Doom back in the day and have no nostalgia or affinity for the franchise as a whole. I understand and respect its impact on the industry but simply never played it. It sounds like people are enjoying the campaign because it draws on the past with easter eggs and call backs. Should I spend the money to pick this up?

Playing Panzer Dragoon Saga recently has really solidified how much I love empty and abandoned worlds in games. Other examples that come to mind of a similar fashion are Shadow of the Colossus, Ico and Journey. I was wondering, does anyone else have any suggestions with similar feeling settings?

So I have historically been awful at puzzle games, but seeing everything about this game made me interested. I bought it full well knowing that I would need to use a guide at some point. However, even I'm sad that I only got 97 puzzles in and am at a loss. Has anyone else bought this game knowing that they will need a guide?

Do you know how deep the side quests go into any of this stuff? And are they moreso the affinity missions or just normal missions that you find?

So I just beat the game and that ending was a huge cliffhanger that I wasn't expecting. As opposed to the ending of the original Xenoblade, this one was a let down for me leaving too many plot threads open and creating more questions than it answers. I doubt that there will be DLC for the game and the director already said that he wants to move on and make something different moving forward erasing the chance of a direct sequel. But I'd love to hear what everyone else thought as well! :D