Last of the good cods. Redownloading right now

I think is so obvious, but most people specially younger (I'm 46) have a hard time with delayed gratification. All your points are so valid, also hardware wise it's always great to see older games ( I usually end up waiting 4 years average) max out in settings. I agree with breaking the rule for certain studios, that release iron out games that you know you want to support if that's the case, CDPR, Larian, Warhorse, FromSoftware, Gunfire games, and some others I forget. For cyberpunk I waited till a few months back bought it for 35dlls dlc included, and topic aside have been "slow playing" meaning not rushing it, it's a special game. It does suffer of to easy of gameplay even in very hard. But for compensation I bought Monster Hunter world for 7 dlls and been also playing that . Gaming is the best hobby if you manage time spend, and budget wisely 🤙🏻

New Script extender dropped may 13

Ive seriously considered buying this game because i missed out and d2 has been such a rollercoaster. I wish people would all agree to go back to d1 lol. Would be cool to see.

Fix the Halo Infinite one "Seriously? That's it? Where's the rest of the story?"

Halo 5 multiplayer was by far the best in the entire series.

I went to trustpilot and dear lord, nexus mods has the lowest reviews for anything I have ever seen on the internet!

its 20 bucks on steam. i only really got (back) into cod with cold war. just gonna play MW2019 to pass time till black ops 6 releases. hope that one is better than vanguard and mw 2/3

Fallout 76 has become my favorite Fallout Game and one of my favorite games of all time i have played all of them Fallout 1 which i purchased back when it came out because I enjoyed the game Wasteland and many of the developers who made wasteland formed Black Isle both gsmes were developed in post cold war era featured a unique take on the post apocalyptic genre the World of Fallout takes olace in an alternate timeline where the transistor was not invented in 1948 where America fully embraced the Atomic Age with open arms where the Internet never came into existence there was no information age and the Cold War never ended until 2077 when nukes were launched... I find this to be rather insightful from a game develped st the dawn of the information age like they truly understood how dramatically the Internet and the information age was about to change the world i love rhe old school sci-fi retro futuristic style the Tongue in Cheek dark humor and sarcasm I loved playing every game in this series and Fallout 76 i played from the beginning when the closest thing a human NPC was the super mutsnt Graham and the quests were all listening to holorapes left by dead people this incredibly depressing start ironically created a sense of unity amonst the Fallout 76 community that never went away even after human NPCs were added over the years i have grown to prefer the perk card system and real time vats more rhan the systems used in previous games Fallout 76 is an open world game in the Truest sense of the Word we can play this game however we like we can place our fully customizable camps prerty much anywhere on the map we choose and rhe fun never ends there is and has always been a relatively large and loyal player base that Tears thru new content much much faster than the developers can make it and in past few years we've been waiting impatiently for new content now wirh the TV series on Amazon this community has become much bigger 😎

Yup. But to come back to an old 10 year old game, they have to release good DLCs with new achievements and trophies

I have the fondest memories in my whole gaming career in this game. I wish I could go back and relive them but none of my friends want to go back since they think D2 is better in every way but I’m still stuck on this game for it’s atmosphere, art direction and my ice breaker

this only applies to games that arent online community driven

I only play new games for making guides for my channel. And now enjoying old games on my backlog, and still making guides for it, even it has no views. Because the games give my joys 😊 On financial sides, games subscription save my thin wallet.

Earlier you used to go to a shop to find a game. Now you go to a game to find a shop

The game needed 120hz support on PS5 Series X/S. It would have survived on consoles.

Metro is on steam right now for 6 bucks.

Currently have a ton of backlog games both on PC/Steam and PlayStation so not in a rush to buy 150$ new game.

I had a fantastic time with Splitgate in 2021. Dropped it after a while, but I always do with shooters. Just got reminded of this masterpiece though and went to check out how the game does, and I'm so glad they are doing the next thing. Gl 1047!

Wellcome my friend to *_PATIENT GAMING._* Pros: If new game came out broken? Don't buy and wait 😁. Price will be lower even cheaper on sale with Complete Editions and fully upgraded. Downside: you will have to wait and avoid spoilers, and you will hace WAY TO MANY GAMES... 😅 Still worth it

I didn’t even know it was possible to buy new games 😂 GameStop used bin and eBay has ALWAYS been the standard! Now steam sales 😂

I don't mind buying new if it's a great game.

For me this is the best COD ever ❤❤ pandemic days 😅

I remember coming into halo infinite with the mindset of "wow, 10 years of content! We're going to get every weapon and every vehicle in the halo series!" And now I havent even touched the game in 2 years

I mean Vaulting payed Content is insane, well I came in like 2 Months before Final Shape, haven’t played since Red War, but it’s hella confusing now

Yup last December I bought Jedi Survivor, Hogwarts Legacy, Remnant2, Hi Fi Rush and RE4 Remake. All games that they were less than a year old and payed under 40 dollars per game. I can’t imagine paying 70 dollars a pop for all those games.

I got Freedom fighters for $3. Having a banger as playing a plumber fighting Russian occupation of NYC. Soundtrack hit hard. Really set the mood.

I love 76 now, it’s become such a solid fallout game.

Because almost all new games are garbage worth few bucks?

This could very well be the most important video for Gamers to watch ever.

Idk I'm still playing halo 2,ce, cs2, and 2600 hours in idle champions of the forgotten realms with constant updates

I'm incredibly happy to see a video like this. Ever since I got a pc a few years ago I've probably only bought like 4 $40+ games at full price. Games that are good will stay good, no matter how long it has been since it was released.

the more i grow up. the more i realize games are getting more shit each year, and that i grew up in the wrong generation. I was too young to experience the 6th and 7th gen era of gaming in it's prime. it sucks this is the state of AAA gaming. and ik there's indie games, but most of them don't appeal to me cause they always have pixel art graphics, or ps1 style graphics.

Been doing this since like 2018 your paying full price to be robbed these days

I have built such a huge catalogue that I can play a new game for every day for 3 years and then some, it's crazy all my wishlisted games are usually old games and newer indie games....the AAA scene is cooked.

god i love tis game

I loved playing this game on ps3 it was extremely fun

Gaming Is Still Dead. Let's go back to 2016 and earlier

My advice is the EGS freebies, sure some are junk, but some are bangers you never even knew about. Also the Epic Games Store gets hate, I believe most of it is invalid. TLDR free is better than not

Are graphic mods still necessary in ps5

waited months for xenoblade 1 definitive to go on sale on the switch and it was peak(even though it was still $55 Canadian it was so good

I got Baldur's Gate 3 a couple months ago and I think it was only the 2nd time the game had gone on sale. It was only $10 in savings, BUT I got all the benefits of patches and new ending scenarios right out of the gate. Plus, that money saved basically paid for the Little Caesars pizza I got that night and had a 10-hour session. Something I'll never forget.

I think the game i had the most fun with in the past 6 months is either spiderman 2 (PS5) and terraria

Or just wait until it’s on gamepass :) been playing so many great games that eventually come out on there. I have a big back catalog . I just finished control and it was great

I usually wait a year to buy a new game. I make a few exceptions each year if it's something that reviews highly enough and/or it's a smaller studio I want to support. Last year I grabbed Baldur's Gate 3 for obvious reasons, but waited to get Starfield cheap because I knew it would be in deep sale within a few weeks and it was. Between my backlog and the 8 or more great games every month from Humble Choice I don't really have to spend too much on games and definitely can wait for sales.

I got all of borderlands 3 for around 30 euros and thats insane value

The 2020s is the age of retro gaming

Funny enough, the video started dropping frames when you were talking about the 2.0 update in Cyberpunk. I thought it was your footage of Cyberpunk for the first 30 seconds. Than the KZfaq app crashed and closed out. 😂

I bought Elden Ring on release because Fromsoft is the last good bastion in the gaming industry and it probably is my favourite gaming experience. I was invested in that game as if I was a teenager again. It was really cool to experience that hype combined with exploring the amazing world without looking up guides.

some games are so old they are FREE abandonware like the original Prey

We must have normal F not this "dumb something" whats called F and has "amazing" score 45% vs old FNV 84% in MC...