u/tititlte

[no spoilers] I just finished Vikings and honestly, I feel kind of empty now. 😭 I absolutely loved this show and got really attached to the characters and the whole world.

I've heard mixed things about Vikings: Valhalla, and I'm honestly scared I'll be disappointed if I start it.

For those of you who watched both: is Valhalla worth watching? Does it still feel connected to the original series? Do we get references to Ragnar and his sons, Floki, Rollo, familiar places, their legacy, etc.?

I don't expect it to be exactly like Vikings, but I'd love to hear your honest opinions. Should I give it a chance, or should I just let Vikings be what it was and move on? 😭

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Quick question for anyone who played the previous tests:

Were private lobbies or friend invites enabled, or was it matchmaking only?

My friend and I are both planning to join the July closed beta on PS5 and would love to know what to expect.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m pretty new to fighting games and wanted to get your opinion.

I’ve tried games like 2XKO and Street Fighter, but I really struggled with the controller and overall execution. It felt a bit overwhelming and hard to get into as a beginner.

I recently came across Avatar: The Last Airbender Fighting Game (ATLA FTG), and I’m wondering: do you think it could be a good entry point for someone like me?

I’m mainly looking for something more accessible, with a smoother learning curve, but still fun and engaging long-term.

Would you recommend it for a beginner? Or should I stick to more “classic” fighting games and just push through the difficulty?

Thanks in advance for your advice!