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 >>/12001/
There's one.  Avoid the cancer known as "Xrd" and start with the XX series.

 >>/11996/
1. Crash Bandicoot 2
2. The Simpsons: Hit & Run
3. Destroy All Humans!
4. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future
5. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

dragon's dogma
metal gear rising
nioh
deadly premonition
fallout new vegas
hitman

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 >>/11996/
r8 m8s

Honorable mention goes to the Katamari series

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Diablo 2: Lord Of Destruction
Starcraft: Broodwar
Sacred: Gold
Age of Empires 2
Battlefield 2
Battlefield 2142
Guild Wars
Counter Strike: Source
Dawn Of War 2
Planetside 1
Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast)
Halo: CE (Xbox 1)

Niggers, faggots, and jews killed off this system.  And retard Japs running Sega of Japan.

Death to niggers

All board /pol/ now! endchan belong to /pololololololol/

I came v. dryly

 >>/12036/
From reading the description, looks like DF already has done it.

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 >>/12039/
> all control schemes are fine once you memorize them
This is your argument?

 >>/12049/
All genres of games have a somewhat universal set of controls that become intuitive as you get used to them, but that require some extra thought at first. When you claim that YOU can't into roguelikes because the controls are awkward for YOU, that isn't a criticism of the game. It's more of an admission of your own stupidity. And, if you read my argument, you'd see that's what I said. I'm not defending the control-scheme because it doesn't need defending, as you haven't made any real criticism. I'm calling you confused. That's my argument: that you're dumb.

 >>/11966/
I got that hunch, which is why I'm in no hurry to finish it. I heard of a sequel in the works and was hoping it would be a different time and place with just as much autistic research.

 >>/11967/
Yea it was one of the few games made recently that I finished and didnt drop halfway from boredom, so its a good game in my book. Hope the sequel is more polished and isnt as buggy on launch.

 >>/11974/
These open-world games are always full of bugs.

 >>/11976/
One thing that annoyed me was whenever you fast traveled, the loading screen where it showed henry traveling across map with the clock was slow as shit and it was pretty much pointless when the point of fast traveling is to skip the back tracking as much as possible since theres not really much to do when you travel besides finding the odd chance of a sidequest or massacring a cumman camp. I remember them posting a video on how they had a dev manually plant millions of trees, imo they would have benefited more if they invested more time on making vertical sliced/isolated areas with more content since the open world map is very pretty when you look at the landscape the first couple of times but you get disappointed when theres not much substance in those places inbetween key locations.

 >>/11977/
I never fast-travelled because fast travel is disabled in hardcore mode. Perhaps you weren't aware, but if you travel the map, there are random encounters on the road. Bandits will set up roadblocks or ambush you with dogs and there are also various characters to encounter, like lost merchants you can help or rob, occasional roadside murders you come across, errant knights looking to duel, full-on battles taking place between groups of bandits and Cumans or groups of guards and Cumans.