´´We have never sought to become a monopoly. Our products are simply so good no one feels the need to compete with us´´

*Does a backfip and procceds to do the twin finger gun point at the camera*

— CEO Nwabudike Morgan, Morgan Data Systems press release

I was having fun playing State of decay 2, then i heard over the radio that the original 3 main characters from the first game are dead. Somehow most of the gameplay afterwards felt a bit more bitter, but still played throught. I was going to even try Heartland after my brother finished it, then after finishing it he was absolutely pissed, spoiled me the ending of Heartland (He was right, it was shit, leaves more questions, and no answers at all), lost all want to play Heartland so decided to skip to Trumbull in the maingame, since i heard there was some unique things to it. This was when it was still riddien with bugs apparently, so it was the final nail in the coffin and we unistalled it, but our interest was already dying with the to twists from before.

Funny enough, most people are apparently convinced that the 3 protagonist from the game dying was probably Lily Ritter´s fault, running away while leaving everyone to die, then saying that they sacrificed for her…which is bullshit, we saw in the first game when it ended that she was spearheading the exit towards Danforth when the first game ended, so the only way she managed to survive was to run pas everyone and run the fuck away.

Live service gaming.

Hell, even promothing unfinished buggy games its better than this.

The quest from Fallout 4 Show No Mercy.

The first one is great, you get paired up with Danse and get tasked to go down Fort Strong and clear it from Supermutants. But the execution was the great part. Got suit up in BoS armor, got as well equipped as possible, we even flew there in Vertibird, killed as many Supermutants before landing, then got deployed in a 2 men team. It just felt great.

Even after i’ve done this, i end up doing this a lot of times to help in Minutemen quests andhelping settlements, but that one felt very special.

Etrian Odyssey.

!Mostly the laberynth´s section where you find that old civilization that went to war with humanity, came to a pact of non aggression as long as they leave them alone…then many years later YOU and your party show up, kill everything within you and the nearest exit while piecing together what just happened. Then you continue to go deeper.!<

!I felt some remorse over it. It was genocidal, and i did not thought much of it until i was through. Its fucking madness in the name of curiosity, all of it, from the 3rd layer and onwards.!<

!At one point the towns governor even sends experienced adventurers you worked with before to kill your group because ´´you went to deep´´. The Town with the entrance to the Laberynth lives thanks to the income they get from adventurers wanting to explore the laberynth, so if someone sucessfully reaches the last floor and survives, the adventuring industry just stops, because why bother. So you kill the people that unlocked the Hex and Samurai classes to you. Your fucking teachers.!<

It low key really hurts.

When playing Mount and Blade Warband with the Viking Conquest module, you start in the country of Friese. Due to things that happen during the mainquest, you pretty much get kicked out of the country and get threatened that after a ceartain amount of time passes, the lords will brand you as an enemy and turn hostile. This is exceptionally bad if you end up saving money and decide to invest in a business in the capital of the country, which can be quite a lot. Its best if you take your money when leaving and open a business somewhere else.

Its either our steam copies of Binary Domain and Alpha Protocol, or Tron Evolution and SOCOM for the PSP.