Is it just me or is getting blaze rods way riskier than fighting the dragon?

I know a lot about dealing with wither skeletons but the blazes th​emselves are a huge problem before you access potions.

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u/Carbuyrator — 5 days ago

Do you think they're going to sneakily add something on Halloween?

Didn't they sneakily ​add the Reaper Leviathan to the first game ​on Halloween? Are they going to do that again?

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u/Carbuyrator — 6 days ago

I'm not very far into Act 2, but something's been bothering me about this story and I think I just figured it out.

Nobody is surveiling anybody. Jack talked TONS of shit in the hotel room about important people and I was like "you fuck! Th​is room is 1000% monitored! Someone's going to say that back to us, and then yo​u're getting shot!" Nope. Not monitored. ​Never came up again. The super thin glass I was behind for the murder was bothering me too. How the fuck are two low tech yokels doing *anything* sneaky in the penthouse of a tech corp? With Adam fucking Smasher there for that matter?

I get annoyed at nearly every sensitive conversation. in fact I get annoyed when naked ​people use the computerized mirrors. There's no paranoia around surveillance, and it keeps proving not to be there.

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u/Carbuyrator — 2 months ago

Someone please explain the dodge mechanics.

I feel like I keep getting hit even when I'm dodging with​ perfect timing, ​especially by the oath guard enemies. Can some enemies or attacks ignore dodging? What conditions are required for the dodge to work?

I'm on PS4 Pro on performance mode. Is it possible the game is just running badly? The combat ​feels loose and slow and ​inconsistent to me, ​but the way people here talk about it ​makes me question.

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u/Carbuyrator — 3 months ago
▲ 48 r/quake

You know, if you think about it, the Quake 1 shotgun is more similar to a real shotgun than most other video game shotguns

Isn't​ shotgun spread generally ​exaggerated in video games? The Q1 shotgun shoots in ​a tight cluster that can be used for long distances like duck hunting.

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u/Carbuyrator — 3 months ago

So how long until this comes to pass? It's currently 7 years late but it feels like it's well on its way

u/Carbuyrator — 4 months ago
▲ 0 r/gaming

When was the first time you really stopped and looked at a sunrise or a sunset in a video game?

[​Mine was ​Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy.](https://i.imgur.com/OqnBS3r.jpeg) I was probably 10 at the time. ​I stood on Sentinel Beach and just watched the day/night cycle happen for a while. The soundtrack certainly helped.​

u/Carbuyrator — 5 months ago

I don't like them. I think they're a huge "get out of jail free" card. But they seem to get a pass for being "skill based." It's just a spot dodge that does free damage, ​has easier timing*, and breaks combos and pressure that a dodge would not.

I know this sounds like "boy it's annoying that different characters exist," but boy would I love a "fuck your combo" button like countering characters get.

\*​ Except​ Bayonetta​

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u/Carbuyrator — 6 months ago