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Also, when did Sony focus more on Japan than they do now?

Not sure if serious? Japan has one of the highest physical to digital ratios in the world.

"Hidetaka Miyazaki is bigger than Hayao Miyazaki"

Yeah I honestly can't tell insane Elden Ring fanboys apart from trolls pretending to be Elden Ring fanboys.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbY0mBXKKT0

good documentary on the game, which elucidates some aspects of the game you might have not noticed regarding physics. like how brittle hollow breaks apart in a different way each time!

I bet a lot of people who play Souls games don't even know his name, much less would recognize him from a picture.

I didn't say to beat the base game first because of the ending changing, I said to beat the base game first to preserve the momentum of following the original game to its conclusion before going down the rabbit hole of the DLC campaign which is pretty long in its own right. I said this in part because I knew that seeing the ending twice isn't that big a deal, as you alluded to, but you also really didn't need to do the ending twice in the way you did, but it's fine.

Speaking of the Eye, I really liked the Prisoner's addition to it. Specifically I like the part where you have to blow out the candles and the pictures of the Nomai, Hearthians, and 'Owelks' just become empty. Really feels like you're closing the curtain on this universe and its people.

Maybe my favourite thing about the DLC ending is the prisoner's big howl. It can be taken to mean so many things, yet it says everything it needs to say.

The quantum moon mechanism was heavily influenced by the weeping angels in doctor who. They only move when you aren't looking!

I wish I knew, but one of the reasons I cherish Outer Wilds so deeply is because it's so unique. The closest thing I can think of would be like, Tunic, maybe. Or even something like The Witness, but that's a completely different thing really.

I always compare it to Zelda, because the designers took a lot of influence from Zelda. It's like, instead of gathering items to get more, you're gathering knowledge.

They even said that Outer Wilds was basically a reaction to the disappointment of Skyward Sword. And you'll note a lot of achievements have Zelda references.

I've been hoping for something like this to appear. I heard Subnautica scratches the same itch, but idk if that's true.

There is one other thing I highly recommend checking out. It involves the Ash Twin Project.

If you want to figure it out yourself that's cool, but otherwise here are the steps:

Go to the ATP and open the core but don't remove it. At the end of the 22 minutes a black hole will show up, enter it. Return to the ATP and look around. You'll know what you're looking for when you find it.

Do you mean the High Energy Lab? I dunno what would be at the Black Hole Forge.

Well honestly the main reason for doing the ending first instead of the DLC is that the DLC isn't really great. It has a certain tedium to it that seriously kills the momentum of the game. It's means to be chewed on and experimented with for a longer period of time, to kinda extend the playtime. It totally doesn't fit into the absolutely flawless pacing of the main game.

I think he's still at a good point to do the ending without getting burned out yet

Zelda
Gear

Cant believe HK lost

I don't think I've ever played a game that has any of those kinds of settings.

Zelda
Doom

Fucking hate motion blur. Always take that shit off.

Does that mean OW is a top 10 game for you?

I've been wondering if OW would be a juggernaut on B8 for a while now and I feel like I have my answer lol

I would have voted for UT in almost any other match

I wish eating burnt marshmallows wasn't bad for you because I actually prefer them that way IRL :<

Or at least I used to, I haven't roasted marshmallows in a very long time...

Nice work

You're making great progress in the dlc too