Lurker > Cruddy_horse

if you go back to that island and kill goats you can get the eye back

Bojack Horseman really opened a lot of doors with its Animal People Suffering from IRL Issues schtick.

Depends on what you want out of it.

I went in expecting "Fallout: New Vegas IN SPACE", because that's how most people describe it, but I was ultimately disappointed because it felt like the Diet Coke version of New Vegas. Like, you could see the framework that would have made it an awesome game, but everything felt half-assed and underdeveloped, to the point where you're always going "That wasn't as good as it could have/should have been."

What really hurt for me is the fact that narrative is always one of my biggest selling points for games (especially RPGs), with characterization a close second - yet there are some major flaws in the story and most of the NPCs are bland as fuck (they're mostly one-note jokes that I can't imagine ever allowing on to my ship if I was playing the game logically as opposed to going "I have to be stupid here so as not to miss content"). In the same vein, a lot of the quests sort of feel so immersion-breaking that it ruins the game's one selling point. There were WAY too many points where I was pulled completely out of the story because it felt like I was playing a tabletop RPG run by a shitty railroading DM.

With New Vegas I was motivated to play multiple times, with multiple different sorts of characters, trying to experience the story in different ways, because I was invested in the story, characters, and setting. With Outer Worlds, I never felt compelled to play it a second time (and barely finished the game the first time through), because almost every aspect of the story, setting, gameplay, music, and everything else just felt mediocre.

It also doesn't help that the entire running joke of the game is "CAPITALISM IS BAD!", but there's no complexity to it, and the joke starts running thin very, very quickly. They'd probably justify the lack of subtlety with "Hey, it's satire!", but good satire has to do more than just hit you in the face with the message over and over and over again.

It might be worth picking up if you can get it for $10-20 or so, but $30-40 is starting to feel too high, and anything more than that feels like too much.

Wasn't that game said to be the Skyrim killer but failed spectacularly?

Also why though?

Probably Athena, Goddess of the Hunt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OK5-EIzDtKo

i saw this one after I had played the finished product. then i found out it was originally supposed to be a crossover (not a spin off as i had thought)

Mildred seems she can solo her but I never actually waited it out.

well I guess I'm done playing the game. can't beat quelaag.

That's like... the easiest boss in the entire franchise. >_>

I hope more people do that so you can get mad at things that don't effect you.

considering this was never publicly available i'd say "test" is probably appropriate

also the performance is not that good and two levels are not playable at all, this clearly isn't a retail build

If anything there seems to be almost an oversaturation of them nowadays

I really wish the Pride band was black with rainbow holes. It really would look better.

In the collection you can press Select to instantly switch between original halo and anniversary graphics... and it's like INSTANT, cool

Also, I don't remember Halo original looking like late gen N64 graphics... lulz hindsight

it had great mechanics for a zombie TPS

only good telltale game was borderlands

Wasn't there some controversy behind this game? Some invasive DRM or something?

Freshly made hot pizza is best.

Once it becomes a leftover, cold is best. I dont like it reheated.

Yeah, I looked up a song from like episode 3, and made the mistake of looking at the comments. :/