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There's a demo worth trying! It feels pretty gimmicky, but I think in a good way. It's another dimnsion to think about you usually don't get in these games.

But I've also just tried the demo. It's on my list once I get a S2 of my own in the near future.

Korruption, gesellschaftliche Spaltung, wirtschaftlicher Schaden, Beschädigung des internationalen Ansehens, dass sind die Kernkompetenzen der Neuen Rechten.

Das zieht Merz ja sowieso schon durch.

It's a superyacht, I don't think people need to be selective. There isn't a single good person owning a superyacht, protest them all.

Oh, the horror, they don't starve babies! How will the american taxpayers ever recover from this?

Also gehen die Steuern weiter hoch um die höhere Spahnzusatzversicherung zu finanzieren? Also, natürlich nur bei den Geringverdienern.

DQ 9 is the only one I played that just didn't click with me. I never got to play the MP, which might be part of it. I'm yet to meet another DQ fan in the flesh.

But even if I had, it felt like the game sacrificed it's story to implement it. Having these companions without any personality alone killed a big chunk of the charm these games usually have.

There is a shitload of cosmetic DLC, background music and gestures.

But, I've clocked in about 300 hours and never got promted to buy anything. I had to look up the DLCs and was suprised myself. You never feel like there's something missing and there are no mechanics you could speed up or avoid by paying money.

Also no paywalled monsters, missions or anything.

The vouchers to change your appearance are scummy, no question, but you don't see your character anyways. (If you play with helmets on.)

Sad story, but I kind of lost my favorite. It used to be Dunsparce, but they ruined it for me with the new evolution. I honestly wish they would leave old lines just be.

Anyways, now it's probably Espeon and Umbreon. The best legendary is Lugia. But I'm also super partial to the GC games.

Finished Vol. 1 of .hack// G.U. Last Recode.

The game stayed quite easy throughout the second half. These volumes are also somewhat short, I've done almost everything for a 100% completion within 30 hours. I usually don't care for completion, but carrying everything over to the second game was suprisingly motivating.

The biggest thing introduced in the second half was a second battle system. It's not used often, mostly for story boss encounters, but it was quite a fun addition.

Not much progress on the Ace Attorney Trilogy.

Since last time, I've only done the Steel Samurai case and it's not even finished yet.

Unsure about this one. I loved the Joker games as a child, but Dark Prince made me question myself on whether I still enjoy these. I didn't even have the heart to go back to Joker since then to see if Dark Princes changes were the problem or the core gameplay just isn't my jam any more.

Regardless, this game seems to land in the middle mechanics wise. E.g. special synthesis recipes return, size variance seems to stay. Definitely will be a game I'll wait for the general opinion to settle on after its release.

Wenn du <Pedanterie aus> zu machst, bist du dann wieder pedantisch bzw. war das dein am wenigsten pedantischer Kommentar?