Been playing for days now and this game just keeps weirding me out.
Been playing for days now and this game just keeps weirding me out.
I love it. Can anyone guess the game?
I do love how Hideo Kojima has NO IDEA how to keep a consistent tone.
"Okay, I am in a war-ravaged region of the world and I need to get in to a secure compound, extract someone who is being tortured for information and get out with the minimum of fuss. But first, my horse has to take a dump, and then I'm going to attach a balloon to this truck because I like it"
I reinstalled it a few days ago since I never finished. Then I thought that I could just replay all the series, but now I don't really have enough time lol
MGSV my beloved. I still play it on and off to this day, it was the first game I really dived into deep.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain for anybody that doesn't know.
I've seen it described as "Metal Gear Skyrim," is there any truth to that?
Yeah in the sense that it’s open world and kind of a sandbox. Other than that, not a lot of similarities
Yeah in the sense that it’s open world and kind of a sandbox. Other than that, not a lot of similarities
Yeah in the sense that it’s open world and kind of a sandbox. Other than that, not a lot of similarities
Yeah in the sense that it’s open world and kind of a sandbox. Other than that, not a lot of similarities
Yeah in the sense that it’s open world and kind of a sandbox. Other than that, not a lot of similarities
Yeah in the sense that it’s open world and kind of a sandbox. Other than that, not a lot of similarities
the best part of this game is all the ridiculous stuff (like this) that you can do. endless combinations of all the mechanics
Despite this being my least favorite game of the series, there is still quite a bit of kojipro charm under the hood... Such as... Defecation
Ah, love The Phantom Pain. Haven't played since launch. How do you find it holds up these days?
I played Guns of the Patriots like 10 years after its release and sadly, it didn’t hold up imo and couldn’t get into it. Now, The Phantom Pain plays great and holds up fantastically!