This is a tough one. I feel like I played a lot of games in 2020 all the way through, but still Ghosts is making it on here, even though I've only put a handful of hours into it since I'm just enjoying the beginning of this game so much. Doom Eternal's path to the end and final boss just soured me on that game, and as much as I enjoyed my time with Call of the Sea, it had some weird and too frequent pain points for a game as short as it is. I still suggest people check it out!
But the 6 on my list I just enjoyed so much this year, and although I've not quite finished the campaign of Fuser, it is a real fun game and scratches a very specific itch. Also Iceborne for PC!!
@400lb_gorilla: I mean, in general they don't include pre-show in the same way they do main shows. That's been true of all their talk over stuff in the past especially e3. The feed may be around but it's always quiet so they can chat about expectations etc. This felt fairly on par with this kind of show.
These have never been the best way to watch a conference like this unless your main goal is to listen to the staff goof around. Then it is the perfect way to watch these.
@cav829: You are probably right about Zen. It seems like he has been suffering multiple nerfs in a row now, but I guess he deserves it after the buff party he received a few months ago.
I love chatting heroes with you, thanks for indulging me!
@cav829: Oh absolutely. It charged far too quickly and you were able to get that ult off more than once a fight. It was dominate in some lower level games I've been a part of as if your team is coordinated they can continue to push you with that ult constantly going off.
I like this way of nerfing a character by buffing another. I think that it's weird when the only counter to someones ult is that identical character on the other team using that same ult (which I think Lucio is the best example of, although there are ways to play around it). Though, I think that Zen may need a slight buff after this patch, but I like the idea that there is a way to counter his ult that still takes skill, but would really turn a team fight. I think Zen's healing could use a slight buff to counter this inherent nerf to him, but I suppose we'll see.
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