BojackHorseman

@adequatelyprepared: The real innovator there probably was Penumbra. Made by the same guys though. Also, is Amnesia THAT old? Shit. I feel old.

Edit: As for innovative games:

• Minecraft, because everything
• Breath of the Wild, sure haven't seen traversal like that in a open world game, or any game, before
• Dota 2? Cause Dota was just a mod, and now every game is a hero game

I need to know what the question was.

Dragon Age II is one of the best RPGs ever made, and by far the best Dragon Age game.

Destiny, even at launch, was a fantastic game, and is probably the most important game to be released this console cycle.

Always been in the Hyll-ian. Like hill, just with a slight Y in there.

Calling two of the greatest games ever made terrible and awful kinda destroys your credibility. Opinions are good, but that's less of a opinion and more of a hyperbolic statement.

Off-topic, but I recently watched Princess Mononoke, and I freaking loved the first two acts. The third act however did kind of feel like a superhero movie, where everything got a little over the top. Also, the ending felt a bit too fast. Loved the art and character design though, especially on the protagonist.

Depends. How good is Epona, and is the wolf a constant companion? If those answers are "good" and "yes", then it sucks.

Yes sir. Did the same thing after getting the ball to the middle maybe 15 times and constantly fucking up on the jump.

I love this game, and I think most of the parts people complain about here are telling of their generation. I think this game is fantastic for those of us who are old enough to have grown up on the oldest Nintendo consoles, and great for those who have grown up on games like Minecraft. I think it's less great for those who had their first consoles in the PS2/Xbox era, as games since that generation and up to now have done everything they can from alienating players. If you're used to the game guiding you towards the fun, then this probably isn't the game for you. If you're good at finding the fun and making it yourself, this is the game for you.

As for what I don't like, two things;

1. It rains too often, making climbing a waiting game sometimes.
2. The frame rate in populated areas.

As for people complaining about the controls; you cray cray. It handles like a dream. Also, weapon degradation is just so not a issue in any circumstance. You really have to go out of your way to not have a full set of weapons at all times.

That one motion puzzle in the village to the east.

Anyway, some crazy complaints coming in this thread. Literally saw a guy complaining about only being able to use 100 stamps. I use like, five.