I could get it on ps4, but the advantages of having it on switch sound novel enough to make it worth a wait. Also, it's a long ass game and I'll soon have less free time for those. Good I finished p5 when I did.
The Switch port also contains all of the DLC. I'm not sure if they ever released a complete edition for PS4.
If you don't want to grind, you really don't have to. There's a trick you can do later in the game (without spoiling anything, NOVEMBER, go to mementos on a flu day) which you can get from whatever level you are at to 99 with really no issues. The only real grinding I did was money grinding, which you don't really even need to do unless you want to fuse broke ass personas. I go out of my way to break games, so I put in more time doing that stuff than the average player, but you really don't need to grind much at all.
I also enjoy breaking games, and I appreciate the fact that P5 can be broken.
It sounds like it's going to be right up my alley. Maybe I'll dive into it after my fascination with MHW peters out a bit.
I hope it does well, but VN isn't quite my cup of tea i'm afraid. I'll throw the recommendation to my gf when she's working again(damn irl stuff, but things are good now) since it could be up her alley.
It may be worth noting that there are two heavily implied instances of dragon sex (nothing graphic), just in case that's an issue.
…now that's something I never thought I'd say about a Steam game.
I'm already thinking Bayonetta 2, marios, and shin megami tensei 5 for certain. Less hot on zelda botw, it looks cool, but the weapon thing...ehh. And I havent been into a zelda game since link between worlds, and before that...idk oot?
I wasn't crazy about BotW. I'm definitely in the Jim Sterling 7/10 camp on that one.
Beyond the ridiculous weapon breakage (I have it for Wii U and my enjoyment increased dramatically when I started using a memory editor on my soft modded console to freeze durability values for my gear), the quality content feels fairly sparse. The world is detailed and gorgeous, but the shrines and Divine Beasts are very poor substitutes for traditional dungeons.
If you don't mind spoilers and have a couple of hours to spare, I highly recommend watching or listening to Joseph Anderson's long form analysis of it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T15-xfUr8z4All that being said, Sidon and Revali are totes my husbandos. The redesigns for the Rito and Zora are fantastic. I hope they stick with them moving forward.
Defs not hyrule warriors for me, I put so much time into dynasty warriors 4 for the ps2 (literally blew an entire spring break in high school playing that game co op non stop all day every day) that even over 14 years later or whenever I played that game, I will forever be burned out on that type of game. Unlocked damn near every single thing in that game, totally broke it. Even killed Lu Bu on a mission where you weren't supposed to kill him, and when you finished the mission it played out as if he never died.
Okaaaaay yeah, as someone who has had a hard time sticking with a single racing game after mainlining Forza 2 for a couple of months, I can sympathize (do you have any idea how many cars are on that game? I had
all of them. Finished every single race—including endurance races—with golds. Maxed out manufacturer affinity across the board. I sincerely hope I still have my save file).
But yeah, it's really great if you aren't sick to death of that sort of thing, haha.
Next game might be something on this list I made last November.
If you feel like shooting stuff, give Halo 2 a shot. The ending is ass (unless you've played Halo 3, then you'll know what happens) but after going through all of the Halo games through 4 with my friend recently we kind of came to realize that Halo 2 was far and away the best one.
Just don't play it on legendary. The snipers will make you rage.
My method is to just live my life, until something sounds cool on a whim and I start playing it. Could take days, weeks, or months though. xcom tftd was on a whim, because xcom sounded great at the time, and it was. I need something under 25 hours, and something that's been on my backlog for over 10 years. Which is everything on that list, but I got over 100 more not on said list.
I need to come up with a formal backlog, sorted by estimated completion hours (probably just whatever
HowLongToBeat.com says). One of the problems that I have is that when I want to pull a game out of the backlog I never know which one to pick from the ever-growing list.
Not sure if I want to make some sort of simple web app to show people how much shit I need to get sorted out. Then again, that would be a good excuse to learn Django (a stack that lets you write web applications with Python). Hmm…
I'm totes going to digest that post a bit later on, I'll probably quote parts of it and start a programming thread for my python journey sometime this week, whenever I get the attention span to figure out how to start typing letters and numbers into a text editor and get frustrated when I don't know how to make my symbols do as I want them to. The hardest step is the first step, so I'll just make a small goal of selecting a text editor I want to work with, and at least being able to understand enough to begin work on the second chapter of this book. Deadline, August 14. Hard deadlines should motivate me somewhat, no promises though...I have procrastinated some 9-10 months already.
If you're anything like me, down a beer or two before you start. I don't know if I have adult ADD/ADHD or what, but sometimes I need a mild depressant to slow my brain down enough to where I'm not randomly switching tasks and distracting myself.
As far as editors go, I remember mentioning my beloved Sublime to you at some point, though I wouldn't recommend dropping $80 on it until you know you're going to get a lot of use out of it (I use Sublime at least 8 hours a day, both at work and at home, so it's paid for itself dozens of times over). As far as free ones are concerned,
Notepad++ is probably the best one I've used.
Aside from that, if you have a tough time understanding any concepts, let me know. Even just having something explained in a different way or from a different angle might help. Best of luck to you!