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if you like open world adventures yes, if you've played a fallout game (which you have, even though you blocked your game list) then you'll like it, modding makes it even better, well except falling for beths paid mods nonsense.
you can try the game anyway if you dont like it refund, but for £20 its a steal, oldrim more of a steal though
Counterquestion: is Manhunt or Silent Hill worth something to me? I don't know; they're on sale right now.
Can't you say? That's right. You have no idea what I like. Or what I think.
So I'll just tell you this: I'm worth the money. Both the 60 dollars for the release and the full price of the Special Edition. Because I loved the predecessor (release 2011 - why do you even have to ask?).
BUT we know nothing about you. You might like it you might not. It might be worth your time or it might not. That's all up to you and what you want in a game.
Not an open world adventure. The main game loop is quests. Adventure games are completely organic. More Subnautica not quite skyrim.
yes it is.. open world means i can go anywhere, you dont have to follow the main quest if i dont want to and you can get quests from other places / people, plus all beth rpg type games are "quests" like botw is an open world QUEST adventure as is fallout 3 / NV / 4 etc.etc to name a few.
Medieval sword & sorcery in an original world. Follow the quests, ignore the quests, play however you want. Warrior, mage, rogue, all of the above. It's a game you can just piss around in for years and still occasionally find things you've never seen before. Or you can go completionist, tackling every quest and side quest in a pretty sizeable game world.
All in all, it depends on what kind of games you like. If it sounds like this fits the bill, give it a try. If not, then you'll know that better than any of us will.
Side note: If you also like Fallout, you can get this bundled with Fallout 4 GOTY edition during the sale and save ten bucks. That's what I'm doing. Hope all that helps.
When i first saw it back in 2016 i didnt like it (because roomate had it on some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ i3 laptop and it looked god aweful...iw ent back to my halo and NFS racing), years later i built my first PC and decided to buy it and now its one of my top 3 favorite games.
Your logic makes perfect sense.
god of war and dante's is a hack and slash isnt it? i havnt tried them as i dont like killing my fingers >.<
U sound angry bud