[shengliang1981]

Swordsman wrote:

more difficult than soulsbourne series ?

Completed bloodborne and dark souls 3 previously, halfway through sekiro now (right before great shinobi owl). From my opinion, sekiro is much harder especialy the bosses and mini bosses as my parrying is very bad. Nevertheless really enjoying the game very much.

[rza29]

1 hr per night wife dont make noise will be good. Normally have to spend time with kids n wife. By then sleeping time no strength to play game. Anyway I have many uncompleted games. Haha..still playing GoW, spiderman add ons not completed yet and I just ordered Days Gone yesterday. So little time. Smore I have free games from psn too. Download only. Also bought some games during psn sales. How to finish so many games for working adultS

mliolukiye wrote:

Especially when you have kid(s), 1 hour per night is considered not bad already. Just gotta be really selective about what you are going to play and make it count. RPGs require higher levels of commitment.

[Corytu]

are paddles a big plus for Overwatch?
https://sg.comparee.com/blog/product...controller-ps4

[Illusionist_85]

Trueblue82 wrote:

as we grow older so do our reflexes deteriorate, so those split second timing become harder to time and with not much practise, it gets harder.

got real life commitment too

[PierceLee]

World War Z looks pretty fun. Quite different from Days Gone, which comes later this month. This one reminds me of Zombie Army Trilogy (from Sniper Elite dev), and of cos, L4D. It's a US$40 title, probably 5 hrs playthrough (of cos can continue leveling up and replaying different difficulty). Offline single-player with bots, online co-op (bots fill slots if not enough players), or online PvP.

ACG: "buy"

[mliolukiye]

Parrying is so satisfying in Sekiro. I love it, that is if you execute it successfully. Haha. I struggled at the minibosses (haven't even reach Boss yet, oh man) but it's all part of the learning curve. Saving the game respawns all enemies! Really forces you to learn.

I like such combat because you need to watch patiently and react (fast!) accordingly (put my reflexes to the test) and not just anyhow whack. Alternating between offense and defense, balanced and well paced. Never played Souls-borne type of games before. It's really tough for a first timer but I'm enjoying it.

[mliolukiye]

rza29 wrote:

1 hr per night wife dont make noise will be good. Normally have to spend time with kids n wife. By then sleeping time no strength to play game. Anyway I have many uncompleted games. Haha..still playing GoW, spiderman add ons not completed yet and I just ordered Days Gone yesterday. So little time. Smore I have free games from psn too. Download only. Also bought some games during psn sales. How to finish so many games for working adultS

I understand, need support of wife also. It's so difficult to find time but I guess we play a bit is better than playing nothing at all yeah? Haha I focus 1 game at a time, finished RE2 then bought this. Unplayed games collect dust and by the time you really start,it's like heavily discounted. Save up the money!

[WhiteHunter]

mliolukiye wrote:

Parrying is so satisfying in Sekiro. I love it, that is if you execute it successfully. Haha. I struggled at the minibosses (haven't even reach Boss yet, oh man) but it's all part of the learning curve. Saving the game respawns all enemies! Really forces you to learn.

I like such combat because you need to watch patiently and react (fast!) accordingly (put my reflexes to the test) and not just anyhow whack. Alternating between offense and defense, balanced and well paced. Never played Souls-borne type of games before. It's really tough for a first timer but I'm enjoying it.

this type of game cannot rush through like god of war. need to slowly play and slowly learn the combat moves of enemies. really take alot of time. now i try to finish devil may cry 5 then slowly play this game. this month still got days gone and mortal kombat 11.

[LouisSaha]

PierceLee wrote:

World War Z looks pretty fun. Quite different from Days Gone, which comes later this month. This one reminds me of Zombie Army Trilogy (from Sniper Elite dev), and of cos, L4D. It's a US$40 title, probably 5 hrs playthrough (of cos can continue leveling up and replaying different difficulty). Offline single-player with bots, online co-op (bots fill slots if not enough players), or online PvP.

ACG: "buy"

Dont see it on steam or window store leh... How to buy on PC? lol

[PierceLee]

LouisSaha wrote:

Dont see it on steam or window store leh... How to buy on PC? lol

PC version is Epic store exclusive, for 1 yr I think, US$35.

[Trueblue82]

rza29 wrote:

1 hr per night wife dont make noise will be good. Normally have to spend time with kids n wife. By then sleeping time no strength to play game. Anyway I have many uncompleted games. Haha..still playing GoW, spiderman add ons not completed yet and I just ordered Days Gone yesterday. So little time. Smore I have free games from psn too. Download only. Also bought some games during psn sales. How to finish so many games for working adultS

nowadays start the system plus load into the game and connect to their servers alredi a gd 5mins++ gone lol.

[JAson1980]

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/sony-share...134947234.html

The PS5 will be fully backwards compatible with the PS4.
Games will continue to launch for the PS4 and PS5 after the new console launches.
The PS5 will support the current PlayStation VR hardware (but an update seems likely).
The PS5 will not be download-only — physical media isn’t going anywhere quite yet.

While new CPUs and GPUs are inevitable, Cerny says that the most significant hardware upgrade is actually the hard drive. Sony has installed a solid-state drive in the PS5 that Cerny claims has a higher raw bandwidth than any SSD you can get for a PC. In order to demonstrate just how powerful the drive is, Cerny turned on Marvel’s Spider-Man on a PS4 Pro and a next-gen devkit. He then initiated a fast-travel sequence (picking a location on the map for Spidey to warp to) on both machines. It took 15 seconds on the PS4 Pro. On the devkit, it took 0.8 seconds.

[Swordsman]

EmPtYsOuLz wrote:

How is the difficult level as compared to GoW?
Assuming normal difficulty boss fight say vs the Valkyrie Queen

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Gow is cakewalk Siah. Simply can't be compared.

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[Illusionist_85]

PierceLee wrote:

World War Z looks pretty fun. Quite different from Days Gone, which comes later this month. This one reminds me of Zombie Army Trilogy (from Sniper Elite dev), and of cos, L4D. It's a US$40 title, probably 5 hrs playthrough (of cos can continue leveling up and replaying different difficulty). Offline single-player with bots, online co-op (bots fill slots if not enough players), or online PvP.

ACG: "buy"

almost can see the zombie woman pantsu

[Trueblue82]

PS4 PRO-ER?

JAson1980 wrote:

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/sony-share...134947234.html

The PS5 will be fully backwards compatible with the PS4.
Games will continue to launch for the PS4 and PS5 after the new console launches.
The PS5 will support the current PlayStation VR hardware (but an update seems likely).
The PS5 will not be download-only — physical media isn’t going anywhere quite yet.

While new CPUs and GPUs are inevitable, Cerny says that the most significant hardware upgrade is actually the hard drive. Sony has installed a solid-state drive in the PS5 that Cerny claims has a higher raw bandwidth than any SSD you can get for a PC. In order to demonstrate just how powerful the drive is, Cerny turned on Marvel’s Spider-Man on a PS4 Pro and a next-gen devkit. He then initiated a fast-travel sequence (picking a location on the map for Spidey to warp to) on both machines. It took 15 seconds on the PS4 Pro. On the devkit, it took 0.8 seconds.