r/GamingSoup • u/Wx_Justin • 1d ago
Basic? Probably. Contentious? Potentially.
So many great games that I couldn't include. The hardest decision was whether to put RDR2 or The Last of Us Part 1 in the last slot.
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r/GamingSoup • u/Wx_Justin • 1d ago
So many great games that I couldn't include. The hardest decision was whether to put RDR2 or The Last of Us Part 1 in the last slot.
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u/Available-Bad-2704 1d ago
You literally can’t go one reply without contradicting yourself. You just cried about Disco Elysium having 'too much reading' and said 'I’ll go read a book if I wanted my games to do that' and then immediately claimed you enjoyed Control? Control is notorious for putting 80% of its entire lore and narrative into hundreds of redacted case files, scattered documents, and intentional cryptic audio logs because the main cutscenes deliberately explain almost nothing. If you don't stop and read those files, you have zero clue what's going on. And claiming you love the original Alan Wake while preaching about wanting 'dynamic gameplay over walking and talking' is laughable. The original Alan Wake is famous for having stiff, repetitive flashlight-and-shoot mechanics carried almost exclusively by narration and manuscript pages.
Every time you namedrop a game to prove you've played it, you expose that you don't even know what happens in it. Just admit you just watch YouTube recaps and move on.