Unpopular gaming opinion - I don’t see the point in wall climbing sections in adventure games
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Unpopular gaming opinion - I don’t see the point in wall climbing sections in adventure games

They’re present in literally all of the best versions of these games (eg tomb raider , uncharted) and yet I can conceive of no excitement that can come of this.

Even when stuff is dynamic and it’s breaking away and shifting , the only example I’ve seen that holds water is the vertical train climb. But that’s not really what I mean.

I’m talking about cliff faces or building ledges with white paint or snow on top and you shuffle horizontally for a bit. Then go up and shuffle horizontally again. Perhaps your character will hop across a small gap

It stops the game dead , you can’t “fail” at it- why’s it there

What is the point ? Is anyone a fan?

No judgement just don’t get it it

u/Gasster1212 — 4 hours ago

Am I blind or are there like - no cowboy games worth your time?

That one section in pistol whip gave me a hankering. It seems like a no brainer. Interconnected smaller areas or something

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u/Gasster1212 — 3 days ago

Is there a single controller stock for shooting games ? Or is there a way to reload/ reach for your pistol with a full stock?

I can’t snipe for for a damn on these games because I can’t brace properly and holding two hands steady with nothing connecting them and no brace is difficult

But I can’t see how those proper stocks would for for dynamic gameplay unless I’m missing something obvious

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u/Gasster1212 — 5 days ago

On a lot of games it feels like the stuff on my body is really hard to reach , is this a setting issue ?

Like I’ll go to put a gun back and it’s fallen on the floor instead of my hip. Or my body is almost too had back so reaching stuff on my upper chest is very fiddly

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u/Gasster1212 — 14 days ago

I’m new - am I being an idiot , why does city just keep replaying the night club mission?

I can’t seem to select anything or is there a new path that opens up that I’ve missed ?

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u/Gasster1212 — 14 days ago

Getting a 3 this week - what’re some essential VR games not to miss?

I’ve got saints and sinners on my list

But what’s the meta quests version of halo, or last of us

What have I just got to play

Hidden diamonds and normie picks all the welcome

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u/Gasster1212 — 22 days ago