u/SmallSwordfish4485

Reached 100 mil in April of last year, so getting to 200 mil within a year and half is personally a great stat for me cos I don't exactly play the game on a day to day basis. I do jump in and spend some decent amount of time during some good 2x weeks and I have also been very fortunate to find a safe crew on discord who have helped tremendously in selling my MC businesses in peace while also getting the high demand bonus.

I do kinda have a love hate relationship with gta online. On one hand I dont like the payout nerfs, the multi vehicle MC sales, the griefing, the annoying prep missions or mandatory 4 player heists etc. But on the other hand I really enjoy doing the solo heists (sometimes with another player too), the regular content addition and the concept of MC businesses in general. Given that I've played for so long, it's clear that the good outweighs the bad for me but it's not but as large a margin as I'd want it to be. Which is a shame.

In case you weren't already familiar with the history that is.

I had started new game plus of the game just last week and coincidentally, just 1 day before this dlc announcement, i went through the mission where you meet Jubei for the first time and he is blown away that Atsu fought in 'the battle to end all battles'. And then i watched a youtube video to refresh my memory about the battle of Sekigahara. And then the dlc got announced next day. So basically i manifested the dlc though my will and you're all welcome.

But jokes aside, I had watched a documentary on the time period of the three unifiers mayhe a year ago and it was fascinating to learn how history unfolded and ofcourse kind of culminated in the battle of Sekigahara. Wouldn't be surprised if most of you are also already familiar with this history given how famous this period seems to be.

But in case you aren't, now would be a great time to dive into this history while you wait for the dlc! Youtube is practically overflowing with videos about this as well and I'm the streaming sites also have a couple of high production documentaries available.

I mean it shows how far Ciri has come in terms of her fighting ability but its also just plain funny that the all mighty Eridin got beat this way.

I think the fish soup section of the books needs to be immortalized in museums so that future generations can look back at the time when human fiction writing peaked.

I'm very excited about the remake but I'm also gleefullysmug seeing Ubisoft pretty much admit it wasnt the greatest decision to turn their best franchise into RPG slop