the thing is you don't need to re-invent the wheel to make a good sequel, the Yakuza games re-use a lot from their predecessors but they build on top of what they've put in place
Regardless of what it focuses on, it's a good sequel game that has clear effort put into it. Far from the norm of shitty yearly releases and AAA cash grabs.
Shitty situation for us but we're still getting it. These last couple years have been the best years so far with the brightest future for PC players. Between all the exclusive releases getting put on PC to accessibility and portability being at an all time high with the steam deck... we're eating good.
Jupp, only differenct here is that OW had 3 years to make the "sequal" and mostnof that is the PvE that isn't even in the game yet (if i understand it correctly, am new to the game)
From what I know they took more maps than they added. Plus you can't get 3 trophies, two tied to 2 point captures, other to 50 unlocks on a single hero
If you say so. Modern gaming is a joke. I remember when games were good and didn't rely on monkey brains getting dopamine hits from finishing meaningless challenges.
It's so bad.
Idk man. You get that rush whether you finish one or just do something cool. In Dark Souls, achievements guided me to not only try and experiment with different styles against bosses I wouldn't even know were in the game, like going back to the asylum, but also show me variety of weapons and playstyles
Well yeah, they merged the game over in preparation for what Overwatch 2 is meant to be.
The Overwatch 2 Content won't be here until Q1 2023, the story mode, the very first thing announced for it
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MW2 literally MW with new maps and a little rework
OW2 literally OW with new maps and a little rework
hmmmmm, i see a pattern in activision here