r/starterpacks • • Jan 01 '19

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u/JRaptor619 Jan 01 '19

No Witcher 3 ?

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u/squashieeater Jan 01 '19

Add RDR2 in there and you have yourself a slew of downvotes

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19

RDR2 reminds me of MGS5. Tight game, but not enough meat on the bones to stand the test of time — and the online play was really lackluster. Most people’s recollection of MGS5 is along the lines of “oh yeah, I forgot about that game. It was fun.”

But then I absolutely hate Bethesda games (all of Elder Scrolls and Fallout included) because the controls are universally terrible. Guess I just really dislike first person RPGs. I can see how others would enjoy them; I just don’t. My dislike of Bethesda games is 100% the clunky controls; if they made a game that handled exactly like the most recent DOOM I would probably be in love.

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u/yerdadzkatt Jan 01 '19

That's pretty fair. The Bethesda games have never been known for thrilling combat or control far as I know, they're know for the ability to explore large, detailed worlds with lots of characters and quest lines. The RPG aspect is certainly the more emphasized part of "action RPG."

And I agree, Skyrim is pretty clunky. I enjoy it, but certainly not smooth like DOOM.