And Obsidian steps up and releases the trailer for Outer-Worlds which throws so much shade (intentional or not) at Bethesda and looks more Fallout then the last two Fallout games combined. The hits just keep on coming for Bethesda.
The game case may not be radioactive but it sure smelled strongly of what I can best describe as "old corn chips." I ordered a physical copy with some other things from Amazon during Black Friday and nothing else smelled like that.
Besthesda deserves no redemption. 76 was not the first multiplayer game they made and they fucked it up this badly, not to mention they have no respect for the IPs they own and they can't make a good rpg or a good story.
also I think issac was always suppose to be hard, although I do agree that at times the game feels bullshit and kills you even with a game breaking item set, but hey that's the charm of the rogue like
@ Geoffery Howe save your hate until after elder scrolls 6 has come out, if they screw that up then hate away but until then bethesda still has a chance for redemption
@ Jo Pereira I think that was three bosses with the armour mechanic greed, hush and there subsequent forms and delirium, they got
These aren't problems, these are immersive content designed to enhance the gaming experience. Filling your real life with annoyances and subtle, futile horrors adds so much to the post-apocalyptic experience.
I'm enjoying the game, and have been defending it. But goddamn is it hard. Frankly, while I enjoy the game, after this and the canvas bag situation, I can only conclude that Bethesda deserves to die. Whatever good they might do is negated by absolute fudging incompetence.
My gripe with Isaac is they started adding bosses with "armor" mechanics which means doesn't matter how many good items you collect they will always take a lot to kill. This means you can never have an easy run versus those bosses.
@Jo Pereia are you excited for the new and final Binding of Issac Dlc B.O.I repentance, there adding antibirth into the game officially, gonna tie it into the story line
Somehow all the criticism makes me want to take a stab at the game myself, if only to be able to rant about something less life-relevant than the progress on my PhD thesis. Sadly, I think that would backfire big-time.