It’s wild that I’ve experienced two of what seem to be the best games ever in a span of a few months. I don’t have any D&D experience, but I’m really using BG3 to learn more about it and I’m really enjoying it. I’ve been a fan of the Zelda franchise since the original launched, and TotK is just incredible. Both of these games are amazing, even if they have different goals.

Depends on how meaty they are?

Katana Zero and Celeste both had great soundtracks. Persona 5’s soundtrack is amazing.

Reliable smeg

Lembas bread

Somewhere, an omelette is smiling

Looks like I picked the wrong week to roll a sorcerer

Lol I’m sorry what’s that again? 17,000?!?!

To be fair, I’m not trying very hard

Let’s see if it’s loaded! CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK. Nope.

Oh there will still be TV…just be ready for 20 different iterations of The Temptation Love Island Bachelor At First Sight is Blind or some such bullshit.

I’d say the story greatly exceeded my expectations, particularly after BotW (which kind of lowered them?). Zelda’s role in this game was simply amazing, and her sacrifice was incredible. I never really know what any of it means for purposes of a timeline or lore, but I just really loved this game and it’s story. It’s not a perfect game, but overall it feels like the best game I’ve ever played.

Yeah I might go that route; I’m 170+ hours in so just from playing the game I’m not really hurting for many resources but I’m also not sure how far I am from being able to actually take advantage of that one area. On the zappy islands right now so I think I’m close-ish but I also have been taking my time with stuff lol.

I lost the early glitch and am almost late enough in the game to use the arrow one…not sure what to do

You jump to the right and you shake a hand, then you jump to the left and you shake their hand. You meet new friends and you tie some yarn. And that’s how you do the Scarn.

The Godfather The Empire Strikes Back Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn Close Encounters of the Third Kind The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

It’s getting used to sticks+gyro. Using the sticks for the big movements and the gyro for the fine tuning. That’s what got me through a lot of Splatoon, and then I found that system brilliant for Diablo on the Switch. I played Diablo Eternal on the PS4 and it felt like a downgrade without the gyro assist, to be honest. I haven’t used M+K for so many years (like since the original X-Wing came out) so it’s kind of tough to go back to that after so many years with a controller, but it just takes time to adjust I suppose.