u/Adventurous-Vast7499

Act 4 quest characters: https://www.reddit.com/r/Genshin_Impact_Leaks/s/7A5yXBv3uI

Act 3 quest characters: https://www.reddit.com/r/Genshin_Impact_Leaks/s/JqPEv3XSVk

Kinda unfortunate that we weren't gonna see him on the next version, so less crumbs for us. Probably on 7.2 tho. Although I like him in the second act, especially that "I never intended to resort to violence" part lol.

I know they are totally different games but which is a better game overall?

Crimson Desert is a very interesting case for me because it seems to be a complete package game and the devs are continuously improving it, making it worth the money. The amount of content, exploration gameplay, and the graphics is something that seems bang for the buck. However, reviews about this game is polarizing because other people think it's amazing, while other people think it's soulless, dull. And the issues about the story, overwhelming map, and the game's intuitiveness can be a turn off to me. Although with so much freedom, I can maybe treat this as a long-term chill, cozy game.

I actually want to play an Assassin's Creed Game, but I can't choose because they're too many. The only AC Game I played is Unity. I loved the smooth aura-farming parkour gameplay and stealth animations despite not being polished. And when I heard Black Flag is getting a remake, I am excited because the main character and the setting is interesting. Black Flag is also one of the good AC Games.

However, Resynced is currently having mixed reviews on Steam. I'm seeing some threads here in Reddit regarding the game's poor optimization, microtransaction, the lack of hidden blade combat, tanky animal hunting, disatisfaction regarding the new character models, and Ubisoft's decline in cutscene animations. And Ubisoft games like Shadows were controversial to the point the word slop is almost used everywhere. Should I just play the original?

For context, I am currently running a Ryzen 7500F and an RX 6800 XT.

While I do agree upgrading the gpu makes more sense in the games I'm playing. But due to the price-to-performance, none of the current gen gpu offerings interests me as of now. Besides, my gpu is perfectly capable in the games I want to play. And if I'll be upgrading, I want it to be significantly better than my current card (something a bit better than a 9070 XT, maybe a 5070 Ti-5080? I heard Nvidia excels more in RT features and ahead in upscaling support) but that's simply impossible to access that level of performance in a fair pricing, probably next gen.

I am unsure upgrading to a Ryzen 7800X3D will be worth it. Some say I will not see much of a difference in certain titles. But some games like Cyberpunk and RT are heavy on the cpu. But my idea of upgrading to the X3D is that when the moment I upgrade to a way stronger gpu, my cpu is secured and powerful enough to handle way stronger cards I might pair with it in the future. And the X3D cpus are getting way cheap, so getting a cpu seems more tempting.

Current Motherboard: MSI B650M A PRO (if it can handle)