I've got an idea for a new game. It's called Lance Corporal.
The main plot is getting drunk. Side quests include:
- Escaping Mexican police in Tijuana
- Finding missing weapons
- Winning games of gay chicken
- Grand theft auto/DUI
…and many more.
Diablo 4 review now that I have more time in the game.
First, this is a great game, but a time sink as I posted earlier. It, like Diablo 3, becomes repetitive as you grind and grind and grind, but the end game has always been about pushing yourself through increasingly harder enemies. If that isn't your thing, you'll still enjoy the game, but eventually move on.
Season 1...I think the biggest difference between D4 and D3 is how long it takes to level up. You grind forever it seems and you're only to a level 55 or so and you need a 65-70 to go for the highest world tier and push the end game content. I also miss D3's armor sets and how each season saw changes to them and nudge you to play different builds. D3's seasons were free, but you drop about 10 dollars to play a season in D4. It will take a lot of new content for me to pay for season 2.
Overall, is the game worth it? Yup. Replayability will depend on your love of the grind and pushing harder enemies and different builds. Even if you only complete the quest and grind a bit afterwards before moving to a new game, you get your money's worth.
This weekend I crossed the 5,000 hour mark in Destiny 2. That's 208 full days of gametime. With 44.3 million players over time (active or not), I'm in the top 7% of players.
The guy with the most amount of time is a console player at 30,240 hours, the PC player with the most hours ranks 4th at 21,005. I have rookie numbers.
What is grass?
I’m curious what my numbers would be for like MLB the show. I played that GTAV and Ghost Recon Wildlands an absurd amount.
I took a player in MLB the Show 16 to 2030. Broke the HR record and the hits record. I did almost every at bat for 14 seasons. I don’t even want to know how many hours I played that while I was working nights.
I'll pay a little to have fun, and it's not like WoWS money put in is as much P2W as oh, say War Thunder. That game can die in a fire.I'll take a beating for this and that's fair. World of Warships, part of the F2P "World of xxxx" family. It is actually pretty fun, take it as serious as you'd like, and don't pay for upgrades unless you are super sweaty. Available on a variety of Platforms, it will even run in the background. Not a bad diversion for certain communities out there.
That's a pretty big assumption... My first (computer) video game was a Joust clone on the TRS-80 in about 1985. I've been a non-stop gamer in my free time ever since. Currently playing Hogwart's Legacy, 7 Days to Die (phenomenal game for replayability in a base builder), Virtual Pool 4, Project Cars 2, Tropico 6 and Stellaris. No first person shooters at the moment because of an issue with my left hand, but I play a wide range and I play a LOT.