I wanted to like it when I bought it. I did not fall head over heels for it

Yes.

Don't know, but the latest information indicates that the developer is working on Hidden Cats store.steampowered.com/app/2624670/Matts_Hidden_Cats/?curator_clanid=34315420

before gta 6

There's also tasks/ challenge you have to do with each character to unlock palettes.

I wholeheartedly agree.

Well I'm probably wrong and there is probably a winning strategy. There is someone with 6k hours and a 20 win streak at Ascension rank 20 after all and their loss could be contributed to a deviation from that strategy of relying on intuition.

It is the title screen music for the game which is called "Night Sky". For most of my reviews I try to use the title screen music if there is any.

I would be down for that.

They automatically split. Even though you're only attacked from one side they evenly split as if you were going to be attacked from both sides. They will turn around and attack but only if the enemy is right there.

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There's multiple. For one of them the protagonist plays video games for all eternity. Also Dumbledore dies.

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The concept of Neptunia is awesome but i see why people don't like the stories (Mostly because the first game had zero budget) but i still want to give the series a chance.

I wouldn't want to restart from position x. (Even though with seeded runs you can already sort of do that). I wouldn't want a permanent save system either. Just a restart battle option. Because although you say the game changes so much, there's a lot of things that don't. Each enemies AI only has 1-3 options. You do have to make due with what options you're given but that's also the point. If you're unfamiliar with builds and each of their viabilities and drawbacks in combination with the enemies you'll be facing, then you're just guessing when you're playing. You're relying on chance instead of making a plan and executing it. And to be fair, that is a way some people enjoy playing, and you are correct that it's more inline with a rogue like experience. However, based off the state of Slay the Spire 1, and assuming Slay the Spire 2 will be similar (if it's significantly different like a new direction for the game throw my suggestions out the window) I don't think a restart button will inhibit those people from starting over and playing the game the way they want to. While a restart button would help me with how I like to play the game.

You should not be able to fish for better RNG. Your deck has to be able to handle lesser RNG. There should, however, be the option to revisit earlier runs by actively redoing them from any spot you reached. This revisiting would not be recorded in any way, but could be useful for giving insights.

As long as the damage feels more connected than it currently does in the second game I'll be satisfied.

damn, beat me to it

The main thing, was that the last thing he talked about was more important than the rest of the video but he only spent 30 seconds on that, and 20 minutes on things that are arbitrary. Things that are more important deserve more time than things that are less important in my opinion. It would be more helpful if the focus was trying to find ways for someone new to video games to have fun. Or ways to persuade others to get into video games. Not that Mario is too daunting to get into video games. Heck, one of my sister's only video games she enjoys is the first one she played which was Super Mario Bros. He used an example from his life of what he did, I used examples from my life. They do not align with what he talked about for 20 minutes. And hence this response, since other options are more worth talking about.