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This one sounds interesting but I am always mindful of hype. It seems like every release now is like a gamble. You will pay the full price, still wait for patches like it's an early access. If they deliver a solid combat, no microtransaction madness, I will support them.

I have given up on finishing games 😂 especially if it starts to drag. Back then I used to chase the game endings like it was a trophy, now I don't do that anymore. If a game doesn't respect my time, I won't respect it either.

My own controversial take is that most open-world games are scam. Big map, empty content. Imagine wasting your time to explore nothing. So, just give me a small focused game that makes sense, I'm ok.

These reviews are not to be trusted again. The game would crash, you will encounter bugs everywhere, they will still write that it's a masterpiece. Now, I watch gameplay clips and check small creators' opinions. At least those ones are still trustworthy.

Mine was not even a fancy game like all these old classics. It was a GTA Vice City. I would save money and skip lunch just to play for one hour. That feeling of being hooked doesn't come easy again. These new games rush everything very quickly now.

I am actually looking forward to anything that will actually feel complete on release 😂 because these days most of the games they drop are half baked. You would buy a game, next thing, it's patches and DLC to enjoy it fully.

There are leaks everywhere these days 😂 before the game even drops. I miss when you will only discover things afresh. Now there are spoilers everywhere. But the Arakko map sounds crazy. If they design it well, it could bring new vibes.

I think the DOOM fans 😂 don't ever move on so easily and I respect that . Romero is still dropping content like it just started yesterday. That kind of passion is very rare now. Most devs are fond of abandoning their old games and chasing money instead. But this one shows love to the core fans.

The best thing for them is to deliver 😂 because patience is gone unlike before. It seems remasters now take forever, even when the price is high. If they mess this one up, fans might not forgive them.

Keyboard and mouse all the way 😂 controllers for FPS on PC can be very stressful. I tried it once, spent like 30 mins just to set it up, next thing the sensitivity was so bad. I didn't enjoy it.

The gravity gun mention just wake some memories 😂. It was not an ordinary weapon. I remember the first time i use it, i laughed non stop. Nowadays, the guns are loud and shiny but no personality. That old design is still very preferable.

I will still defend old FPS era any time any day 😂 . Those games have the soul. Now everything is fast and flashy, no depth. These new games feel like noise sometimes. Old games will make you think, not just to react like robots.

I remember when their games feel like an event. This is a reminder on how things that are very grounded could just fade away. EA is to be blamed too, but the truth is that studio has lost its direction long time ago.

I tried going back to play MMO , I nearly lose my sanity. 🤣Those games need time that adult life does not allow that again. Old MMO is very interesting because we have the time then. Now, even a 2 hours session is like a luxury.

Multiplayer Hogwarts sounds sweet but the issue of skins and microtransactions is the major problem here. I prefer a strong single player that is engaging. Not everything must turn to a social experience

I go straight to the settings first. And once I noticed that my fan has started to make noise, I quickly lower everything. After that, I will try to explore the game a little more and also check the controls.

That overpowered unit is a real problem. There was one RTS that I play before, once you stack like 4 heavy units, the game has already ended, no strategy again, you just spam and win. That's all! I dont enjoy that kind of thing. It makes everything predictable and boring.

RNG can be very annoying. I won't lie. It's even worse when it starts deciding everything. I remember one match where I planned to attack, one random nonsense just scattered everything. Because of that, I close the game immediately.

Mine is the opposite. In the early part of the game I rush, but later I calm down. There was a time I rushed to attack very early, I felt like a genius, I mismanaged my resources and everything scattered. Since then I make sure to reduce the speed because one mistake in the late game can waste...

The hero unit is a scam sometimes. 😂 It makes it look like a movie, not a strategy. Strategy is suppose to be all about planning and coordination, not like one person fixing everything overnight.