guycalleddonut
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Doing a modded fo4 run and I haven't done some of these so I may as well throw a review up
Pretty fun all things considered, better then I heard/anticipated anyways. I think a lot of people, myself included really zoned out on fo4's dlc for most of it's lifecycle since it was pretty split between settlement stuff and the actual quest/map addons most people were used to. This one's somewhere in between if we're to classify it as one or the other.
The quest itself is pretty fun, not too deep, but a fun diversion especially if you do this earlygame. I like the use of fo3 nostalgia with the returning mechanist and the new enemies are pretty fun to fight. Kind of wish most of the quest wasn't just "go to this location and kill this thing to get your next objective" but I enjoy fo4's gameplay loop enough that I can excuse it. The final arena fight at the mechanist's lair is fun too, altho for me at least it felt REALLY bullshit on survival (mind you, with TWEAKED damage values), but also survival in general kind of sucks ass in fo4 so what did I expect.
The workshop addons are really cool. You're basically able to make your own custom companion with all the robot parts we've seen across the game which allows for some really creative combinations that can also be useful in gameplay, on top of giving them the ability to do things like lockpick higher end locks like Valentine can or carry EVEN MORE loot that you can't. I sort of wouldn't recommend going all in on this your first playthrough, since you're gonna be missing out on side quests, but at the same time it's so good that it's damn tempting. Overall, fun for what it is. I think people wouldn't have issue if this was more a free update then the first paid expansion when again, most people were expecting story/quest stuff in them based off of what the last 2 games had (save for the extra weapon DLCs NV had).
Pretty fun all things considered, better then I heard/anticipated anyways. I think a lot of people, myself included really zoned out on fo4's dlc for most of it's lifecycle since it was pretty split between settlement stuff and the actual quest/map addons most people were used to. This one's somewhere in between if we're to classify it as one or the other.
The quest itself is pretty fun, not too deep, but a fun diversion especially if you do this earlygame. I like the use of fo3 nostalgia with the returning mechanist and the new enemies are pretty fun to fight. Kind of wish most of the quest wasn't just "go to this location and kill this thing to get your next objective" but I enjoy fo4's gameplay loop enough that I can excuse it. The final arena fight at the mechanist's lair is fun too, altho for me at least it felt REALLY bullshit on survival (mind you, with TWEAKED damage values), but also survival in general kind of sucks ass in fo4 so what did I expect.
The workshop addons are really cool. You're basically able to make your own custom companion with all the robot parts we've seen across the game which allows for some really creative combinations that can also be useful in gameplay, on top of giving them the ability to do things like lockpick higher end locks like Valentine can or carry EVEN MORE loot that you can't. I sort of wouldn't recommend going all in on this your first playthrough, since you're gonna be missing out on side quests, but at the same time it's so good that it's damn tempting. Overall, fun for what it is. I think people wouldn't have issue if this was more a free update then the first paid expansion when again, most people were expecting story/quest stuff in them based off of what the last 2 games had (save for the extra weapon DLCs NV had).
Just didn’t give me what I wanted from DLC. One of the more boring expansions Fallout has. Three side quests of hunting down different robot variations for an insanely anticlimactic ending.
Undertale
2015
Everything that is not involving Alphys is fantastic and enjoyable in their own way in this incredible game. The music, perfect. Story didn't touch me as much but it touched many. The gameplay, very distinct and shows that he understands his inspirations. The characters, everything great (except for Alphys). The music OH MY LORD THE MUSIC.
Toby Fox made an absolutely wonderful and charming game.
Toby Fox made an absolutely wonderful and charming game.
Undertale
2015
mfs will say "bro this 2003 untranslated japanese semi-indie quasi-RPG with pseudo-dating sim elements that literally doesn't work has so much SOUL dude it's so SOULFUL" then try and gaslight gatekeep girlboss you if you like Undertale as if something just stops being a product of love and creativity the second it starts making money
After some of the worst games ever made, South Park comes in strong with an RPG that finally truly captures the spirit of the show!
It's fun but the gross out stuff like the abortion and probing get to be a bit much, and party members are varied but you have little reason to use anyone other than Butters. Still, it's easily the best South Park game!
It's fun but the gross out stuff like the abortion and probing get to be a bit much, and party members are varied but you have little reason to use anyone other than Butters. Still, it's easily the best South Park game!
Crystalis
1990
The third Zelda game for the NES that Nintendo never made. Great combat, equipment system, visuals and music coupled with a serviceable story. It drags a little bit at times due to the leveling system and some dull dungeons, but neither are intolerable. One of the most underrated NES games.
Those gay ass loser lawyers.
That aside, it's a wonderful story about legacy, about family and amending the mistakes that have marred people for far longer than they should. Like any other visual novel game, it gets wacky, it gets crazy, it makes you want to reach your hand into the screen and reassure the characters.
You will listen to the scent of dark coffee jazz version at least once. Please play the trilogy. Please.
(If possible) Get the DS version "legally" too please, the sprites there are great.
That aside, it's a wonderful story about legacy, about family and amending the mistakes that have marred people for far longer than they should. Like any other visual novel game, it gets wacky, it gets crazy, it makes you want to reach your hand into the screen and reassure the characters.
You will listen to the scent of dark coffee jazz version at least once. Please play the trilogy. Please.
(If possible) Get the DS version "legally" too please, the sprites there are great.
a fuckin hilarious game to a amazing series, 100%ing it is a pain in the ass but if you just wanna give it a normal playthrough, go ahead. its a funny and amazing game you wont regret buying
This game is incredible, the remaster brings back old memories from years ago and the new Completing the Mission mission is really good. You should get it.
Timberman VS
2018
What a simple yet addicting game - 2 buttons - Who has the fastest fingers, reaction times and brain power. My kind of game. 10/10 - Thanks to my friend Matt for introducing me to this!! Had fun 100%ing
Fever dream.
Stick RPG
2003
This was the first time hearing "RPG" as a kid who's only RPG before this was Pokemon. Things are a little tricky to figure out but as a kid this was the jam.
Stick RPG
2003
Some of you will never know. YOU'LL NEVER KNOW. This trained me for my future with dead end jobs and serving cocaine.
Stick RPG
2003
this prepared me for the real world this is really what it's like to be an adult. press the work button
Stick RPG
2003
Xenoblade wishes it could be as good as this.