Jorge Rodriguez

Blizzard really charging $70 for a “Queued for Login - 700+ minutes left…” 🙄 Update #1: Three days of long queue time and now 939 minutes

A gorgeous game it is, no doubt. Everything about Forza 5 is astonishing. No more issues!

It’s such a good game and I’m so grateful that wwe2k made a great comeback. The only issue I have is the amount of times the game crashes ON A PS5. I enjoy playing the game, but the thought and worry of the game crashing at random just ruins the experience for me. EDIT: Game works almost perfectly as of now.

To make it as clear as possible, DON'T compare this to Left 4 Dead. B4B is actually a really fun game to play if you're not always thinking about what the game could have done to be exactly like Left 4 Dead. Reason being for this game having mixed reviews, in my opinion, is because many got into the mindset that this was going to be a Left 4 Dead game. It's not. It's a different game with a different mechanic.

The game is gorgeous, no doubt. Everything about the game was polished. Though, as one who's constantly on Bloodborne/Dark Souls 3, the slow movement and combat of Demon's Souls got bland, causing me to head back to the two games I mentioned.

The game's fun. Like, really fun.

I truly enjoyed the way this movie played out. It got rid of the typical structure every slasher film has and took a different approach to it, seeing more of what Michael Myers is able to do, rather than seeing him just walk and kill. The film also made sure every character had a desire line, even if some were small. And made sure every character that was introduced, had some history for us to think about. Many disliked the film for having lack of this structure slasher films follow, as well as having the main protagonist sit out in this story. But the movie IS about Michael. If you do tend to see this film, have an open mind about it. It’s a fun film to watch and it’s always good to learn new things on a character that’s been around for years.

I love difficult games that require a mandatory learning curve. Chivalry definitely has one. Although, after playing this game for a good while and trying to learn how to better my strategy during battles, the game still feels like it’s rigged or something. Your swings/ slashes/ thrusts/ and blocks, always seem to miss constantly, while the enemy your fighting seems to land every hit, even if you both share the same distance between each other. Timing is key in this game. I’ve learned how to swing first when my opponent is open for an attack. But from my experience, it seems my attacks don’t register, even though I’m legitimately right in front of my opponent. Lastly, the game menu glitches at times, too. Been in moments where I can’t really click on a match, which makes me restart the entire game completely(which takes forever to start up), or join an offline match, quit, and wait a good while. The game has potential and I do sometimes enjoy playing a match or two, but the majority of the time, it’s just constant irritation.

As one who's been playing Monster Hunter games since 3Ultimate, Rise feels the most rigged, as if the game/monster knows exactly what you're going to do next.

I've been playing this game for years(Xbox, PC, and now on Switch). I'm really not exaggerating. Crazy what a phenomenal game could do to you.