This sounds like an exaggeration, but a Twitch streamer got up and made a cup of coffee during a big motorcycle chase segment. His character was literally bouncing off of cars and guardrails on the highway, and he still finished the chase segment successfully. Literally didn’t touch the controller at all, and still finished it.
I never understood paying twice(Sony, Microsoft, or Nintendo and ISP) to play online. All 3 companies had data breaches, so they are not spending money, or much money if they are, towards security.
I don’t own a console, I thought the ps+ was an online feature. I am used to buying games for dirt cheap on steam, or getting them for free, or emulating games.
It doesn’t seem like a game so much as a movie where you can optionally press buttons. The button pressing doesn’t do anything; the game plays itself.
This sounds like an exaggeration, but a Twitch streamer got up and made a cup of coffee during a big motorcycle chase segment. His character was literally bouncing off of cars and guardrails on the highway, and he still finished the chase segment successfully. Literally didn’t touch the controller at all, and still finished it.
You got the VOD link?
Another person did the same thing here: https://youtu.be/chNNj6A3MmE
I think there actually is a place for that kind of experience … but a AAA game you paid big money for isn’t it.
Free on GamePass? Let’s fucking go.
$70. Nah son.
As one who had PS+ for a couple years and only bought like 3 games because I tried them on PS+: I feel that.
I never understood paying twice(Sony, Microsoft, or Nintendo and ISP) to play online. All 3 companies had data breaches, so they are not spending money, or much money if they are, towards security.
It’s because console gamers are willing to pay it.
I wasn’t paying to play online.
I was paying to access a library of games I didn’t own myself. If PS+ only was for playing online, I wouldn’t have had it.
I don’t own a console, I thought the ps+ was an online feature. I am used to buying games for dirt cheap on steam, or getting them for free, or emulating games.
that’s how any modern mainstream game that i tried in the last decade feels to me :/
Have you tried Elden Ring?
Too difficult.
I think you proved the poster’s point.
That’s the point.
I missed you weren’t the OP of the question