Incredible? Disappointing? Were there games that have you interested for the next year? Or do you wonder what you’re going to play until the next E3?
Which announcements were a pleasant surprise, and which felt anti-climactic?
How do you feel this all-digital E3 compared to the last in-person E3 in 2019?
Phobias, like really severe disorder-level phobias, are weird. They’re really tough to explain to people who’ve never had one, because they can be summed up as “fear”, but they’re not really fear in the same way as any other form of fear. It’s not fear like being scared by a horror movie or anything like that. If a phobia is really severe, it’s almost like a physical pain. It’s unbearable.
I have really severe arachnophobia. I get panic attacks from it basically at the drop of a hat. It’s not something that I can just overcome; in fact, it’s the one thing in my life that I’m pretty sure I literally can’t overcome, as the process of doing so is itself unbearable. As such, I’m pretty much locked out of any media that prominently features my phobia (or at least certain iterations of it), especially video games. And that can be a real bummer! There’s a lot of really great games that I would love to play …
I just wanted to share it because every single time they update this game I jump in because on paper it is a great game, trailers are always attractive and after every update it looks a little better but this things are found inside an incredibly boring gameplay loop.
I think this guys (Hello Games) are making a great effort with NMS but imo they should create something more lineal inside the non linearity of the game, a more objetive pursuing approach a side from getting materials and just exploring. I totally understand there is people out there who will love this game and I see it is easy to roleplay in it but for majority of people I think it can be kind of boring.
What do you guys think?