MechaMarshmallow

Disco Elysium is great and very much in that dialogue-heavy cRPG vein if you're down for ditching the swords and sorcery for dysfunctional detective hijinks.

As someone watching for the first time, I almost tapped out the third time Frieza revealed he was only using a fraction of his TRUE power. Just... so long and samey the whole way through...

I kicked Morgana, because at that point in the game Morgana's main unique ability was media, and media is almost as good being used exclusively out of battle as it is in battle. This way, I don't give up the use of that ability by having them stay out of combat. On a hard boss, I may tag them back in however.

I'm going to have to skip this one. The art is too off-putting for me, I wasn't able to sit through a match of it on UPF. I'm surprised so many people seem to like it, guess I'm in the minority on this one.

Team Valor, because I always pick the team with the name I can most unironically scream at the top of my lungs. Also the Instinct and Mystic teams ethos seemed kinda weirdly... poke-eugenics? I dunno. Something about them sat wrong with me.

Walker Simulator

I'm voting Stay, but to be honest I'm not super invested in it either. There are so many contradictory numbers coming from all sides that I've been finding it impossible to draw any solid conclusions on what would be the more profitable utilitarian option for the UK, so I'm mostly voting on the sort of wishy-washy things I try to avoid.

Having been born and raised in the oft-touted 'most racist' county in the UK, I'm always proud when I see multiculturalism and diversity rather than the same sea of middle-aged and elderly, conservative-leaning (and generally very nice and friendly) white folk from families that can trace their English ancestry back to the Roman times.

In spite of the apparent recent surge in xenophobia and isolationism in response to a lot of world events, I love being around people from different nationalities, races, religions, and walks of life, and even if the EU is a giant obstructive bureaucratic mess of problems at times, I'll take that and the tabloid-headlining culture clashes over any amount of walling off from the rest of the world.

I'd really much rather have some solid facts and figures on stay vs leave, but I guess them's the breaks.

I've actually never seen this (on PC) except for one game where the team as a group decided to go 5 Torbjorn 1 Symmetra on defense, and utterly dominated that round. If people are going all Tracer and dying horribly with noone willing to switch, that's a problem, but I don't think banning double picking is the way to go. Sometimes, doubling up or more on one hero can be a very powerful choice.

There's a game I've been trying to find for a while. Here is everything I can remember.

-Early PS2 era, I think. I had it on a demo disk (UK) around the time of launch. I may be off, though, my memory is fuzzy.

-Top-downish brawler/shooter. You controlled a generic action dude who fought in melee but could also get a gun.

-The demo level took place in some sort of ruins/jungle feeling area. It ended in a combat arena with an elevator going down into the ground in it.

-Overall it seemed to be your standard arcadey action game. I suspect it may not have been popular or even released because I've looked everywhere for it and have found nothing.

-Pretty sure there were explosive barrels. You might have been able to pick up and throw them?

@zevvion: If you want an old school feel, I'd recommend the Etrian Odyssey series. JRPG yes, but it's actually a successor to the first person dungeon crawler games of yore in which you build a party of custom characters from scratch, outfit them with limited funds and then progress through a series of dungeons with digital grid paper and pencil. Each game in the series brings something a little different, but in general go with the earlier games if you're looking for a dark souls level of 'this game will be a dick to you' and later ones if you'd prefer some overworld exploration with your dungeon delving.