Why would I want to get a BioWare game where I can't awkwardly flirt with and bone a lifeless yes doll.

Andromeda (and probably Anthem) is Bioware doing this to it's customers. Meta, I know.

Ace Combat 7 was classic AC. Didn't innovate at all just kept the same arcadey shit we are all wanting. Might even turn me into one of these:

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Andromeda (and probably Anthem) is Bioware doing this to it's customers. Meta, I know.

At least in Andromeda I could haze zero gravity bone zones. In Anthem I can pay money for some skins.

@Fabricant451

At least in Anthem the barebones barely interactive storyline with poor dialogue and uninteresting characters to tie together long set pieces of repetitive combat is intentional. Who says Bioware doesn't evolve?

Sekiro and Code Vein definitely.

Also CTR Nitro-Fueled, and the MediEvil Remake.

@Dynamo Frokane

Hopefully it drops this year. The story for the first was great and the multiplayer was absolutely amazing. Probably the most addictive thing I've played and definitely underrated. I sincerely hope whatever changes they bring to the mode doesn't change how it plays at it's core.

My sentence structure didn't help the confusion.

Thoughts on KH3?

Are the tired to death disney story telling tropes still considered 'charming' by people approaching their 30s?

Thoughts on KH3?

Are the tired to death disney story telling tropes still considered 'charming' by people approaching their 30s?

Considering the Disney stories in this are equal parts pseudo-sequels to the movies with the occasional retelling but with thematic relevance to the more important narrative I'm not sure what 'tropes' you are referring to that are specifically 'Disney story telling'. If you're just trying to stir the pot then you should mention JRPG story tropes, not Disney ones.

Anyway here are thoughts on KH3:

It is a good game. There are often too many pointless options in combat. The combat isn't quite as floaty as the other Osaka team games and bosses actually stagger and have openings like they should. It is fantastic visually. Only two of the worlds aren't fun to explore and play through. The music is fantastic. There are smart changes to the way Keyblades work since you can equip three of them and they are all easily upgradeable so you're encouraged to pick some to suit your playstyle or mess around instead of just always going for the biggest number or the most useful ability. Party member A.I. is actually good this time. The first three quarters of the story exists to find new ways to deliver information that is already known to old players while doing little to actually make it newbie friendly; the last hours of the game are Kingdom Hearts in all its wonderful glory - take it as you will. The lack of a colisseum sucks but there's a substitute that's not as good. There aren't any Final Fantasy characters unless you consider all the Nomura OCs to be FF characters and at this point why wouldn't you. It really sucks that they call Remy 'Little Chef' the whole time but I guess it makes sense because rats can't talk human words even though ducks, dogs, and mice can. In terms of world design it is the best game, in terms of story it's...the best game but only if you're genuinely a fan of the story and its colorful cast, overall it's the second best game in the entire franchise which isn't bad considering the long wait.

Kingdom Hearts Thre-wait, too late.

Thoughts on KH3?

Are the tired to death disney story telling tropes still considered 'charming' by people approaching their 30s?

I've played the series ever since the original released, and it's still nostalgic for me. Sure, there's more plot and references I don't get, but that's not something I hold back against the series. KH3's some goofy (pun intended) fun.

Kingdom Hearts 3, Civ 6: Gathering Storm, MechWarrior 5, Bloodstained, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Catherine: Full Body, Imperator: Rome, System Shock 3.