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Hope you guys filled out the Sega form to localize the next Kiwami game.

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I'm starting the Evil Within soon.
Any tips on starting that will make the experience the best? Things I should invest in, stuff I shouldn't miss?

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So after playing WoW since Wrath til now I can say the following with conviction.... Blizzard doesn't care about supplying a satisfying gaming experience as much as they care about making the game as addicting and grind-filled as possible to make as much money as they possibly can. Big surprise, right? But it goes further. I am convinced that they have so much data on players, that they manipulate "RNG" drops in accordance with how they think they can get the player to keep paying to play. For instance, my sub was up last month, finally, and the NIGHT it's about to end, literally just an hour or two left, I magically get a ilvl 970 legendary trinket as a reward from a random Arena skirmish - as if Blizzard just knew how to make me want to keep playing. Another thing I noticed is that whenever I would return to WoW after long periods of not playing, at the very beginning of my subs, I would have a miraculously lucky drop of some sort occur .. my most recent was Reins of Invincible from Lich King dropped the first hour I re-subbed. Before that, I re-subbed and got the mount from Ragnaros to drop my first hour in Fire Lands. I'm convinced Blizzard does these to remind players "Yea WoW is great, look, I get amazing drops!" to incentivize you to dedicate yourself to the game again at the onset of a new subscription. Just think about it... imagine the amount of data on player-behavior they have and how this allows them to accurately predict how to get players to continue subscribing through their deployment of "RNG" activities. It's technically not illegal for them to do any of this, although some would certainly call it unethical. Nonetheless it's completely possibly and completely logical for them to do this kind of stuff under everyone's radars to be as profitable as they possibly can. Nobody would ever be the wiser and they would be making extra billions

tldr; I'm discussing strange things I've noticed while playing WoW that makes me believe Blizzard manipulates RNG

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Thoughts? Will this be a true return to form for Japanese Horror Games?

The first game was made with last gen consoles in mind and was ported over to current gen. This one is built from the ground up with current gen in mind. At the very least, it won't be some buggy, technical mess like the first one. Or maybe it might.

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was it kino?

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pic related; jap 3d platformer on the psx, had a really good soundtrack too.

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pick up that can

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And the bottom line is

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About to play Persona 5 for the 3rd time. Ask me anything.

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1440p at 60fps or 4k at 30fps
and why?

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So we all agree

0>4>3>2>1>5

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Rank these Zelda games from best to worst.

The Legend of Zelda
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
A Link to the Past
Ocarina of Time
Majora's Mask
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
Twilight Princess
Skyward Sword
Breath of the Wild

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Which one of you killed Mira?

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If you could only choose to play through one of these two source games and never play the other one, which one would you choose?

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I am making a (good?) feminine game list. I've been using /v/ suggestions though the last threads died pretty quickly. So far I have:

The Sims
Second Life
Style Savvy
Kira Kira Pop Princess
Cooking Mama
Overwatch
Splatoon
Life Is Strange
The Banner Saga
Beyond Two Souls
Sono Hanabira Series
Umihara Kawase
Neptunia Series
The Atelier series

Questionable Suggestions (What do you think?):
Super Mario
Slime Rancher

Please suggest feminine games that you consider good. I won't question their quality, but I will question their femininity.

In the last thread someone argued that Neptunia isn't feminine, but Yuribait at best. What do you think?