I know they are different. Even Microsoft and Sony might have different vision about their subscription services.
But a semblance of subscription based games access would be interesting to pull off in Nintendo and Steam. Although the monetization would be a nightmare for Steam.
For Nintendo, considering how many Indie games there are, collective purchase of subscription might help them sell more.
Hold off on buying Steam games!!!
Annual Steam winter sale is reportedly set to begin Tuesday December 22 at 10 AM PST. Hold off until then and prepare your wallets for the purge!!
Let’s slay. Hoping everyone gets some games they’ve been sitting on. If you haven’t already, please look into Jedi Fallen Order. Got it last sale after being hesitant on buying it, but haven’t regretted it one bit!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!
I’ve had my PC for nearly a year, and I just now picked up skyrim. After a little modding, the game looks great and the UI is much better. Something about the world is just so immersive, it’s the first time since Dark Souls that I’ve felt like I’m a nobody in a living breathing world, rather than a world hand crafted for me. The game also feels very free, I’ve never once felt like I HAD to go somewhere or do something, I’m doing it out of curiosity. The combat though….yikes. Every mele weapon I’ve used feels “floaty,” spammy, and unsatisfying. Magic is better, but so far I have like 1 damage spell, and it consumes mana too fast to be viable.
Does combat get better as the game goes on, or am I gonna have to mod the game a little more? I’ve been trying to use zero gameplay mods to get the “raw” skyrim experience, but if the combat is this bad throughout the entire game than I’m willing to tweak it. If …