tr00matt

I'm sure there's been plenty of feedback on this that I haven't read--there are 19 pages in this thread after all--I'm just sort of chiming in now after a few days of annoyance.

I find it way harder to know what's new and what isn't now. The carousels are just sort of cumbersome for me, and previously I used to just instinctively know what the newest content was. I think it's weird that podcasts get lumped in with video content. How many people listen to the podcast on the actual website?

Previously I was able to hover over a menu icon and see "shows" as a dropdown, all at once. Now it's in a giant menu where I have to scroll through giant icons.

I feel like it's designed like a giant mobile website (why is everything so huge!?!) and honestly, it just seems more confusing than ever to find the content I want to find. I've noticed that I don't visit the site as much because when I do, the information isn't really presented in a way that's digestible at a glance.

At the end of the day and as a lifelong fan, I feel like from an organization standpoint, it's a step backward.

• NES: Faxanadu
• SNES: Chrono Trigger
• Gameboy/GBC: Probably Pokémon Red/Blue
• Gameboy Advance: Metroid: Zero Mission or Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. I can't decide.
• N64: Perfect Dark
• DS: Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia
• 3DS: Fire Emblem: Awakening
• Wii U: Super Mario 3D World
• Switch: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
• Sega Genesis: Sub-Terrania
• Sega Saturn: Virtua Fighter 2
• Sega Dreamcast: Phantasy Star Online
• PS1: Final Fantasy VIII
• PS2: Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence
• PS3: Dark Souls
• PS4: Horizon: Zero Dawn
• PS Vita: Crypt of the NecroDancer
• Xbox: Ninja Gaiden
• Xbox 360: Halo: Reach
• Xbox One: Sunset Overdrive
• PC: World of Warcraft - That's a hard one but I bet I played WoW the most.

I was about 140 hours with the confidants I wanted to max ~ level 73 - I spent a lot of time walking around doing stuff, reading and a bit of idling. I only really lost to one boss, and died in one palace so that's not a lot of replaying.

Granted I haven't played a TON of 4, but it's mostly because I found the pace incredibly slow and monotonous. I find that P5 moves at a brisk pace, especially combat, which is fun. I actually like that the dungeons have more to do because my experience with 4 was walking through identical looking hallways.

I started playing it over the holidays, and completely fell in love with it. I tried playing P4 in the past, and it never got it's claws into me the same way that 5 has. I'm about 50ish hours in and seem to be about halfway through?

Going back to 4, and checking it out, it seems that 5 has a lot of really fantastic quality of life things that make it actually quite easy to jump in. Plus I think talking to demons is way more interesting than randomly getting them as cards.

I don't think I've ever had a sauce or condiment from a fast food establishment that stands out.

Solitude is a real-time 3D Environment Art project created entirely by students in the Game Art and Animation program at

Seneca College. This project was in production for 6 weeks, with one week for post. We used UDK.

Just for a bit of perspective, we hadn't touched 3D 8 months ago.

Just wanted to share this with you guys, and I hope you Dig it!

Gallery

Credits:

Art Director: Matt Rigg

Producer: Annette Bede-Fazekas

World Builder: JiaFan Li

Environment Artists: Prabesh Aryal, Dyane Eugenio, Yingnan Li, Glen Manalo, David Quilao

I don't know if this has been posted here yet, but it apparently only happens if you swap out his shield for your equipped one.