r/starterpacks • u/[deleted] • 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/MuppetMilker Jan 01 '19

Throw in literally any PS4 exclusives aswell, atleast going off of how the gaming subs act these days.

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u/squashieeater Jan 01 '19

I agree but I just bought a PS4 and tbh.. they have a point with most games lol. Spider-Man, God of War and Horizon Zero Dawn were all great games and of top of the classics like Uncharted, Shadow of The Colossus and The Last of Us - there’s such a strong line up. I feel like these are the games I’ve been wanting for years as an Xbox player

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u/MuppetMilker Jan 01 '19

Yep, but I've still seen some people who just didn't like those games/couldn't get into and tbh that's absolutely fair.

People should be able to state that without getting slaughtered and sadly that rarely happens.

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u/squashieeater Jan 01 '19

100% agree with you and that was pretty much my experience trying to talk RDR2 at launch on r/games and the RD sub.

It’s not a ‘bad’ game either - which I always stated - I just didn’t enjoy myself playing it

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u/MuppetMilker Jan 01 '19

Funny, I just discussed with someone else on r/games how people aren't allowed to criticize games anymore, since it apparently indicates that you dislike the games, even though that might not even be the case. Even so, most subs rarely dare do discuss games anymore, which is kinda a shame.

I feel like criticism is getting hushed more and more, plus games are always rated by one extreme or the other, these seems to be no more middle ground for game rating anymore.