Well I originally played it using a controller on Ps3.
Did you turn exploration to easy? All it does is give standard icons on the map that are present in any other game in the genre.
I can't stop playing Zelda, almost forget FFXVI.
Yes I've tried all the settings. It doesn't help at all, because looking at the map I already know which locations I haven't visited. The problem is not having all of the quest items (keys etc.) and the notes how to use them. The game doesn't help in finding them and doesn't give any hints how to use them to solve puzzles. You either do all the work yourself or pick auto-solve - there's no middle ground.
You wanted to say Bloodborne? Because this boss is just a shameless reskin of Darkbeast Paarl.
That does sound rather enjoyable.
Make sure to play Downpour after that as well if you haven’t already. Hidden gem. Absolute disgrace that there has been no port to the newer generations yet.Booted up Silent Hill Homecoming. Been wanting to play this for quite some time now. I remember playing it first on PS3 and I didn't really like it, but now that time has passed I wanted to see if those feelings are the same. It's also nice playing it at higher resolution and framerate compared to the PS3s awful performance. Graphics still holds up. Great atmosphere so far, very classic SH. And those nurses - hubba, hubba
After jumping back in to play a few hours of Skyrim I felt magnetized as usual to go back into Morrowind. I love Morrowind and have a great time even today just starting a character on a basically vanilla game (I do use OpenMW for upscaling/running higher resolution) and with that in mind I think this game is still so beautiful. It has such an incredible atmosphere and I love just about everything about it, even the hit chance! I love how spell effects can be used to make the sort of character you want or give you the traversal options you need. Maybe the base character models could use some upgrading, but I'm sure there's a mod for that - but honestly I don't even care. Something about this world always draws me back even 20 years later. I hope Skyrim is the same way in the long run, but it's much more difficult to start a game and drop right in. At least with Oblivion I could save a character right at the Sewer exit gate and reconfigure him and have the similar "Morrowind" feeling of a quick start up. Skyrim doesn't give that option and you have to run through that long sequence again and it kills a lot of my vibe before I even get started, not to mention the way skills are handled in that game and reduced even further than Oblivion.
I love that the heavy handed scaling isn't present in Morrowind - you start off rough and really do feel that increase in power every step of the way. It's a tough act to follow.
Yes, sadly it's not much like Morrowind. It has similar feeling in some regards but they've done so many changes first in Oblivion and then to Skyrim moving away from what made Morrowind so good it does feel like a completely different game style. This is why I'm both really excited and equally worried/cautious about Elder Scrolls VI.
