What? No, definitely not. The five year anniversary of GTA V's original (360/PS3) release was September 2018, and it was on sale many times before that. The other versions haven't even been out five years yet.
I am almost at that point (been borrowing the game from my local library which has a ton of games). I am on Chapter 2 and starting to get a bit bored. I keep holding out that it will get better and I've put a decent amount of time into RDR2 so I don't want to stop. Decisions, decisions.
Not sure how you would return a game. Don't these sales price out each one so it's worth less if you return?
Typically on these BOGO type sales they do a percentage off each game and not pay for 2 and the 3rd free. I’ve done it recently with their buy one get one. Got RE7 and Watchdogs 2, returned Watchdogs 2 and still got RE7 for 50% off.
Part of the reason I put it down was that it’s gorgeous, and I love to play it on the big ol’ OLED. Then I started playing INSIDE (finally!) in my bedroom at night, and then I got The Old Hunters DLC on sale... RDR2 is great, and like any Rockstar game, the production and narrative is so
ing good. Actually, they made the classic mistake of making the main character too bland in lieu of a morality system. Arthur is boring. All his narrative that I could stomach through was shades of gray to the point that he had no personality, just goes with the flow and never says no. Not only that, but the gang is boring. The menial tasks they have you do are never that exciting or flow like a grand adventure, it's just task after task after task. I don't remember John Marston having to take some whiny little bitch kid fishing because he has the sads. Or running errands into town because the gang is too chicken shit to risk running into THE LAW.Part of the reason I put it down was that it’s gorgeous, and I love to play it on the big ol’ OLED. Then I started playing INSIDE (finally!) in my bedroom at night, and then I got The Old Hunters DLC on sale... RDR2 is great, and like any Rockstar game, the production and narrative is so
Perhaps, however, the gameplay is not as arresting as it used to be—we’ve been playing this game for 18 years. Could just be the bourbon talking. I’ll let you know when I pick it up again.
the game does start slow but if you stick with it you're in for one hell of a ride. Arthur only appears bland at the start. he and the rest of the gang all have unique and realistic personalities that change throughout the story. the members of the group change as well. some leave (in one way or another) and new ones join. i'm not going to spoil anything but there's so much that happens over the course of the game it's crazy.
I'm sure I'll eventually get back to it, but Fallout 76 just kinda dropped in and was way more fun at the time. Now Anthem is coming so it's on the back burner again. I doubt it will spark the same enthrallment I had with the first game, but I'm hoping it will at least go somewhere interesting. I just can't wrap my head around having to go through all the sidequests or camp upgrades anymore. My OCD won't let it go lol, but they're such a chore it's a turn-off.
This was me. I picked up the guide for cheap so I could see what side stuff unlocks in each chapter and thought I’ll just dive into the game full swing, halfway into chapter two and I’m just bored. I put it back on the shelf because I just couldn’t bear to keep playing it. I felt like everything was such a chore and with anthem coming a week and division to follow next month I won’t be touching it again anytime soonI'm sure I'll eventually get back to it, but Fallout 76 just kinda dropped in and was way more fun at the time. Now Anthem is coming so it's on the back burner again. I doubt it will spark the same enthrallment I had with the first game, but I'm hoping it will at least go somewhere interesting. I just can't wrap my head around having to go through all the sidequests or camp upgrades anymore. My OCD won't let it go lol, but they're such a chore it's a turn-off.
The pristine pelts for upgrades is what killed it for me. I understand it's meant to add value to hunting, but YOU TRY HEADSHOTTING A
ING RABBIT FROM 20M IN TALL GRASS. I got so tired of finally finding a 3-star pelt only to have it be ruined because I was off by a pixel. And can I just say how they quite literally ripped off Assassin's Creed 3's hunting system? I hated it then, hate it now. Just let me build traps with ing flamethrowers and spikes to make it actually fun already. -_-Target officially price matches GameStop.com, so there's no reason the clerk should matter. https://corporate.target.com/_media/TargetCorp/about/pdf/Price-Match-Online-Competitor-List.pdf
Pretty sure he meant stacking a PM on this promotion. I've had luck doing it myself. Anyway the deal is over now
It’s on sale on PSN currently for $40.19...
Beware of Target. I tried to PM Far Cry 5 for $20 several weeks ago at Target and the customer service reps said they don't PM Gamestop after they failed to find Gamestop on their pricematching scanner tool. I told them Gamestop is listed on their corporate website as one of their competitors that they PM and even insisted on showing them the page, but they didn't give two
s.
it was the best selling game last year
Only the gold edition. I doubt we’ll see a GOTY edition.
I Googled the Gold Edition but nothing popped up. What is it and when will it be out? I'm basically just trying to figure out if it's worth waiting for or just spending the money and getting this deal now.
Whoops, thought we were talking about Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey. My bad!
I beat the game, but never found it as great as people were making it out to be. Without giving away spoilers, the story was repetitive and not very believable. The biggest problem was not being able to fast travel. I wouldn't have minded the problems if I didn't have to spend so much time getting to places.
Wasn't stagecoaches supposed to be fast travel? I remember using one once as part of the story but I thought you could skip via loading screen to the destination. Granted that's a poor man's FT, but at least it was something.
Most of the time it was easier to just ride to the location rather than ride to fast travel point, travel, then ride to destination from new fast travel point. The map was just too big for its own good.
