decades of anti-psychotics. Plus, every game I play I get stuck at a point that makes the game unplayable... Oh well, if anyone knows of a highly accessible AAA title, I'd be willing to check it out.
decades of anti-psychotics. Plus, every game I play I get stuck at a point that makes the game unplayable... Oh well, if anyone knows ofa
highly accessible AAA title, I'd be willing to check it out.
Sorry to hear that, hope we can find you something to you liking.
Have you tried fallout 3/4 or Fallout London? Their not that modern (fallout london is a recent total conversion/megamod for fallout 4) but might be modern enough? Fallout has a bullet time like combat system you can use to slow time and plan shots/attacks, having high perception. That might work for you.
HOWEVER Being Bthesda games, there is a certain level of jank & required community fixes you'll need to make these suggestions workable.
Oh well, if anyone knows of a highly accessible AAA title, I'd be willing Sh> to check it out.
No, I haven't. Sounds good. A friend is trying to get me into Borderlands 2, but I haven't gotten past the intro yet. The last time I
Oh well, if anyone knows of a highly accessible AAA title, I'd be towilling Sh> check it out.
What game genres do you like?
No, I haven't. Sounds good. A friend is trying to get me into Borderlands 2, but I haven't gotten past the intro yet. The lasttime I
Never taken to the Boarderlands series of games, played a bit of
borderlands 1 on easy as anything else seem to require better twitch reflexes than I have.
I didn't have any issues the The Outer Worlds though... its been a while
but I seem to recall that you can usually sneak up on your targets from a nice safe distance & take them out without much difficulty. It has been a while since I played it though.
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Sh> I haven't found anything I like yet.
Ok, I'll try to make a few suggestions that might not require reflexes like an FPS game would.
I didn't have any issues the The Outer Worlds though... its been a whil but I seem to recall that you can usually sneak up on your targets from nice safe distance & take them out without much difficulty. It has been while since I played it though.
I might look at that!
Sh> I haven't found anything I like yet.
Ok, I'll try to make a few suggestions that might not require reflexes like an FPS game would. So far I think I've seen Helldivers and Borderlands, both are FPS and will have a similar feel to your reflexes. I might also recommend trying more games that use a controller rather than keyboard and mouse. You might find it easier on your hands - I do anyway. I enjoy both Keyboard/Mouse games and Controller games, but getting old with tennis elbow, wrist and joint issues... I find controllers easier to use for longer periods of time.
If your games are crashing, dont use the pirated versions? (just kidding.. right?) But seriously, if you have stability problems playing games, especially very popular games, google around for solutions or check your own PC build for some issues. This kind of behavior, like Borderlands crashing when you talk to the first bot npc every time is not normal.
Check out the Final Fantasy XVI on Steam. It is an action-rpg. There is a free demo so you have nothing to lose. Its about as AAA as you can get. I very much enjoyed playing this on PS5. Its not as difficult as a Souls game and has a good story to it.
Try Final Fantasy XIV online. The free trial takes up through like 80% of the game. Nothing to lose but some hard drive space. Its an MMORPG, but you can play it at your own pace, no pressure. For me its a game I go back to when a new expansion comes out and then I'll quit for while until future content updates come. Their free trial is a pretty awesome value - you won't find that much free AAA content anywhere else I dont think.
Animal Well is a metroidvania style game. Lots of hidden things to find. Very retro feeling. Super fun. I highly recommend this game to anyone who might enjoy a good metroidvania.
Try Baldur's Gate 3. I haven't played it myself, but the series is almost legendary and it won game of the year last year if I recall.
Check out some Real Time Strategy games. It is not a genre I am very familiar with these days, but they might be a bit slower paced and a lot of fun.
Factorio. Some people were talking about it around here. Its another one I have not played, but I have a friend who streams it on Twitch often enough. If you like building and managing and that sort of thing, this would be a great match.
Another series I think is under appreciated is Octopath Traveler. The first and second game are excellent HD2D RPGs.
I hope some of these suggestions help you in your search. If you have comments about them plus or minus, maybe that can better help us help you in your search. There is something out there that will work for you, I'm sure of it.
I have the demo. I haven't played it yet.
This definitely sounds fun, except for the fact that it's open world... That really turns me off FAST, I never know what to do to progress the story...
Plus, every game I play I get stuck at a point that makes the game unplayable... Oh well, if anyone knows a highly accessible AAA title,
I'd be willing to check it out.
Plus, every game I play I get stuck at a point that makes the game unplayable... Oh well, if anyone knows a highly accessible AAAtitle,
I'd be willing to check it out.
It's a little of the mark for some of the titles here, but I've been REALLY loving Hades. It's a rogue-lite hack and slash, with really good character voice-overs and a compelling storyline that goes on forever. I've been playing it at least once a week for the past 3 or 4 months.
I suck at combat games, and I'm colorblind, but neither of those seem to be an issue.
It also has an _incredible_ soundtrack. Just an overall well done game.
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Plus, every game I play I get stuck at a point that makes the game unplayable... Oh well, if anyone knows a highly accessible AAAtitle,
I'd be willing to check it out.
It's a little of the mark for some of the titles here, but I've been REALLY loving Hades. It's a rogue-lite hack and slash, with really good character voice-overs and a compelling storyline that goes on forever. I've been playing it at least once a week for the past 3 or 4 months.
I suck at combat games, and I'm colorblind, but neither of those seem to be an issue.
It also has an _incredible_ soundtrack. Just an overall well done game.
Plus, every game I play I get stuck at a point that makes the gam unplayable... Oh well, if anyone knows a highly accessible AAAtitle,
I'd be willing to check it out.
It's a little of the mark for some of the titles here, but I've been REALLY loving Hades. It's a rogue-lite hack and slash, with really go character voice-overs and a compelling storyline that goes on forever I've been playing it at least once a week for the past 3 or 4 months.
I suck at combat games, and I'm colorblind, but neither of those seem be an issue.
It also has an _incredible_ soundtrack. Just an overall well done gam
I said I'd tried Hades; I was wrong. I'd played Hades 2 and it was too hard for me.
I said I'd tried Hades; I was wrong. I'd played Hades 2 and it was too hard for me.
On 11 Oct 2024, Shurato said the following...
I said I'd tried Hades; I was wrong. I'd played Hades 2 and it wastoo
hard for me.
I haven't tried Hades 2 yet. I saw the preview trailers, and wasn't overly impressed. (Though I really do want to give it it's fair shot.)
I really love Hades. I can mash buttons and make it 10% further each time I try a run. It's frustrating as hell -- if you'll pardon the pun -- but the storyline and humor keeps me coming back for more.
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