isiolia wrote:1. Rise of the Tomb Raider (Xbox One)
2. DOAX3 Fortune Edition (PS4)
3. Uncharted 4 (PS4)
4. DOOM (2016) (PC)
5. Halo 5 (Xbox One)
6. Dark Souls (PC)
7. Call of Duty (PC)
8. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (PC)
9. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PS4)
Clocked nearly 71 hours doing 47/50 of the missions and a decent number of side ops. Didn’t bother completing the missions 48-50 as they’re challenge versions of previous ones. I did try 48, but it’s kinda cheap, and also one that I’d want Quiet back for, and I didn’t feel like jumping through that particular hoop. Practically speaking, I think I’ve seen most of the actual story included, and could spend tens more hours 100% clearing it (game says 56% as it is).
(spoilering the rest for length, not spoilers)
Sarge wrote:Boy, the MGS series sure is polarizing. I've not put much time into MGSV, so I can't speak to it. However, I loved MGS3, and think it's the best of the series. I think the worst is probably MGS2, and it's still really good.
Also, Ghost Babel for life!
Xeogred wrote:I agree on the chopper stuff being pretty time consuming, but also agree that using it more frequently made me have a lot more fun with the game. The way it was formatted made it feel more focused and linear again, which is nice because otherwise I'm really burned out on "open world" stuff. More people should give this one a chance because it definitely felt different to me than the norm.
Did you by chance finish up A Quiet Exit?
And for something far more spoilerish, did you redisover someone?
It's so strange how these two parts are tucked away and hidden within the game. Definitely some of the games best moments by far.
There are also clips of some unfinished missions that were even included in the collectors edition and such. You can find them on youtube as well.
Overall Phantom Pain feels like Xenogears all over again to me. What's there is a huge and amazing package of a game, but it's a big "what could have been" as well, if Kojima got to finish it completely. Damn.
Exhuminator wrote:MGS5 looks like Super Peace Walker, and considering I enjoyed Peace Walker, I'm sure I'll enjoy it.
Sarge wrote:Boy, the MGS series sure is polarizing. I've not put much time into MGSV, so I can't speak to it. However, I loved MGS3, and think it's the best of the series. I think the worst is probably MGS2, and it's still really good.
Also, Ghost Babel for life!
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