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The relationship between father and son was the most important part of this game to me. We all bring something different to the games we play so assuming what's important to others is just ignorant. Regarding the spoiler.

Hulk gets utterly trashed in these threads but I really like it. It may have something to do with my daughter being 3-4 at the time and loving "Hunk". But no, I think it's a decent Hulk film with some proper rage moments and good fun stuff like car boxing gloves. Yeah, pretty good.

Oh my god. I just got the thread title. I don't have a modi-cum of perception. Thor-oughly embarrassed. Maybe my eyes are brok-e Sorry, I'm done.

Which one do you mean? Can't they be in any order?

I have little interest in God of War as a series. I played through 1 and 2 years ago and found them pretty fun as far as I remember. I couldn't tell you much about their story though. I absolutely loved God of War 2018. Aside from any story or character considerations, it's a solid third person brawler with a look and feel that distinguishes it's self. What really made this game for me was the central relationship and the overall parenting themes. It felt real and familiar to me. I have a ten year old son and I think the handling of both characters and their growing relationship was handled so well. There have been some negative comments about some situations and motivations regarding the most prominent characters in the story. I felt that people making these comments must have missed some explainations or set up, and/or they aren't parents, because there wasn't ever one beat in there that didn't feel like something that I've been a part of first hand. I really identified with Kratos trying and often failing to find the balance and understanding needed to be a decent dad. I loved Atreus' changing moods that were overt reactions to revelations and also mood swings that were a little harder to pin down which are a difficult fact of life in relationships. One of my favourite parts of the journey though are the scripted Spartan rage moments. I know you can activate it kinda whenever in normal gameplay but when it's forced it's always because of Atreus being in mortal danger. It really says a lot with the story having Kratos desperate to keep this part of him away from his son. Lovely to illustrate that ideal of doing whatever's needed to keep your kids safe. Such a great game.

Is it mechanically the same as the original? If so, it's not too hard surely? Does it have saves?

Just turn it off and it's over.

I think I used that sword made from the blind monk that aids drop rate too. Good luck dude. Stay strong. If it comes at 4am, remember not to screech with glee.

Pure black tendency. You will refine an ultra efficient fast route over the first hour or so. Just remember to roll off the cliff after confirmation of no drop on each run. It'll save a huge amount of time. You may even get one some time tonight.

Can you not just deactivate HDR in the PS4 settings while you play Witcher?

Sorry, Which ? Just to be clear, I can get back in to the cave but not to the hut.

A question about the lake of 9 Is there a way back to the from the lake of the 9? I can find the tunnel but it only takes me to a platform that goes nowhere at the moment?

Wasn't having a go Got mine waiting in my bag. Gotta pick up son from school. Stupid bloody kids.

Dude just relax and play it. Stop reporting your experience, and just play.

Bought the Necromancer DLC yesterday. Got the character to 70. Looking for group. Can also bring a fairly competent (if a little rusty) Demon Hunter. Will be on around 8 tonight.