Horizon Forbidden West (PS4/5) & Burning Shores DLC Out Now! Complete Edition - 10/6, PC - Feb 2024

[Khalil's_Black_Excellence]

If very hard makes materials more scarce I’ll pass. If not I’m in. I’m not trying to hinder my upgrades.

Supposedly, you can adjust difficulty settings down to that nature of still having the enemies be aggressive/more damaging, etc. while separating the scarcity of resources.

 

[Grand Conde]

Oh yeah that resource scavenging was awful in the first game, really ruined the pace of the game.

 

[Chris Cool]

Preordered off ps4.

ds4 feels so cheap.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Oh yeah that resource scavenging was awful in the first game, really ruined the pace of the game.

What was bad about it?

 

[Chris Cool]

Don't remember it being a problem on my original playthrough, but I had a problem finding blaze on ultra hard.

 

[Rekkapryde]

This game has pretty much convinced me to hold off on elden ring. I highly doubt I’m gonna try to juggle both at once. I’m a sucker for new games though so we’ll see. I’d like to try and play through this game exclusively. The first one had me hooked like that. Sony single player exclusives have been the only games that grabbed my attention and had me playing one game at a time until I completed the entire story.

I'll wait till the summer for Elden Ring as well when the fam goes to SC for 8 weeks.

 

[I Really Mean It]

L

Won't have to game that way this time since there's custom difficulty. You can make the AI hard and have "easy loot" on.

Love this new direction by developers. Going through TLOU2 with hard difficulty, scarce supplies and slow motion aiming was

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Oh yeah that resource scavenging was awful in the first game, really ruined the pace of the game.

didn't bother me at all. don't remember it like that.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

I'll wait till the summer for Elden Ring as well when the fam goes to SC for 8 weeks.

depending on how warm March is i might not touch this game until dec 2022. I wish it came out during the holidays. I'm bout to be outside all day everday for a while

 

[Hip-Hop-Bulls]

depending on how warm March is i might not touch this game until dec 2022. I wish it came out during the holidays. I'm bout to be outside all day everday for a while

Gamer card revoked. Gamers game year round

 

[Chris Cool]

Can't pre load ps5 version off you preorder ps4 version.

 

[Brief Keef]

Copped 2 pairs of kontrol freaks because my old one's got worn out from nioh once you use these you can't go back to using regular thumbsticks

 

[Khalil's_Black_Excellence]

This game has pretty much convinced me to hold off on elden ring. I highly doubt I’m gonna try to juggle both at once. I’m a sucker for new games though so we’ll see. I’d like to try and play through this game exclusively. The first one had me hooked like that. Sony single player exclusives have been the only games that grabbed my attention and had me playing one game at a time until I completed the entire story.

I hear you. Tho I definitely still won't only play this game solely. Still Day-1ing Elden Ring, just like I've Day-1'd everything else I said I would this month. I'll still jump off and on them as I see fit. The whole storyline aspect being intriguing enough to not play other games...eh. Like, at surface value level, I get how some can feel that way. But in reality, just like most folks can watch a small handful of shows in tandem or watch a couple different movies or music albums back to back, so too can a few different games be played at once.

I do typically go with fairly different game types/genres tho to play multiple at once, so the control schemes don't get you mixed up as much. Like, a fighter, a fps, an open world game, a stealth game, a racer and platformer can easily be played in near tandem session (basically hopping between any of them within a week). I do it all the time as I usually have about 3-5 games in that level of rotation at once. As of lately, since so much piff been on the Horizon, that number has been more like 6-8 games.

 

[kdslittlebro]

I hear you. Tho I definitely still won't only play this game solely. Still Day-1ing Elden Ring, just like I've Day-1'd everything else I said I would this month. I'll still jump off and on them as I see fit. The whole storyline aspect being intriguing enough to not play other games...eh. Like, at surface value level, I get how some can feel that way. But in reality, just like most folks can watch a small handful of shows in tandem or watch a couple different movies or music albums back to back, so too can a few different games be played at once.

I do typically go with fairly different game types/genres tho to play multiple at once, so the control schemes don't get you mixed up as much. Like, a fighter, a fps, an open world game, a stealth game, a racer and platformer can easily be played in near tandem session (basically hopping between any of them within a week). I do it all the time as I usually have about 3-5 games in that level of rotation at once. As of lately, since so much piff been on the Horizon, that number has been more like 6-8 games.

I’m pretty sure I’ll get more plays outta ER, so I can take my time with this one, but I know the closer next Friday gets, the more antsy I’ll be if I’m still tryna beat this

In general I avoid back to back open world games now, but From is different

 

[Gizmo_Duck]