Recent content by Gvaedyn

Sekiro. I was going for 100% achievements, but gave up after I realised how much of a grind I'd have to go through to get all the skills.

The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine. Easily the best, in my opinion. Everything about the DLC was designed to improve upon it's original foundations. They took everything they'd learned up until that point, refined existing material, and built further on top of it.

I've had to avoid all the videos etc since the first gameplay showcase - want to keep it as much of a surprise as possible! Only thing I'm a bit disappointed in, is the aesthetic in some cases. I prefer the "Bladerunner-esque" style of the original trailer.

I'm just going to bounce off the already excellent points that people have made. It is, and it isn't. I think it's polarising because the developers still didn't quite get to grips with what exactly made Origins so appealing in the first place. On the one hand it was a generally...

I was surprised to hear the remake be announced. XIII was a good idea and it's a shame we haven't seen more games like it, but it simply wasn't popular...and it looks like the remake is equally so.

Non of this is going to happen, but... Reintroduction of traditional RPG elements. I'm not a fan of the streamlined stuff. A more "alien" world, like Morrowind was. Unfortunately, it seems they will base this in human-centric provinces again. Quality quests over quantity. Skyrim was...

The Witcher 1, maybe even spruce up The Witcher 2 a bit as well (even though it looks great already!). Someone mentioned Morrowind earlier; good choice, but community mods do it a better service than what Bethesda could come up with. On a similar note though, I'd like their future games to have...

I love the setting / aesthetic. I've often been tempted to try out the board game that it's based on. I played it -very- briefly. As in, I loaded up a Skirmish map, sent some soldiers to capture a nearby key location, and then watched as they fought an enemy squad. It was awful; they kept...

Depending on how it's done, snow can be quite an immersive experience. The Last of Us 2 had some fantastic effects.

I'm looking forward to another epic RPC experience like The Witcher 3. I'm sure they can pull it off again.

I don't hear much about this game anymore, which is a shame because I genuinely believe it's one of the better MMO's on the market. This is coming from someone who, generally, hates MMO's. Vast, beautiful worlds to explore (and rewards for doing so). Game systems which are more player-friendly...

Is SC2 still popular in the competitive scene? TotalBiscuit (RIP) used to do a lot of commentary on it, but that stopped. There was a guy called Husky, I think, and he seemed to drop off the face of the earth for awhile. I loved it when it first came out, couldn't stop playing!

Endless Legend. I'm being serious. The only 4X game I can truly enjoy. The factions, units etc are far more diverse and interesting, with unique mechanics. Civilisations basically just have a boost to one thing or another. That said, I quite enjoy Civ 6 from what little I've played of it...

I hate you. Seriously though, congratulations!

Hell, I've never played Baldur's Gate and I'm a bit disappointed with the reveal. I enjoyed DOS2, but as people are saying...it looks like a reskin. I'll buy it, play it and enjoy it, but I can't help they've missed out on some of it's potential by not differentiating it much from their...