I don't agree with them at all. I think your protagonists are whole people, sometimes prickly, sometimes overwhelmed and kind, sometimes cunning and careful, but people. I never feel like your protagonists don't want, don't pursue, or don't feel.

Mostly in words (mostly my own voice). For someone who doesn't listen to much music, a lot of old songs running on repeat. Images supplement! they only take over if I'm falling asleep or very tired.

Hm hm. I suppose it depends on whether the absurdities of Oblivion made it special to you. For me, yes, it's nostalgia - these are games I played with my siblings. The ridiculous bits were jokes we shared (and still share). But also, Skyrim didn't supersede it for me!

1. Twin Peaks
2. Bojack Horseman
3. Paranoia Agent
4. Daria
5. X-MEN EVOLUTION

You know I love your stuff. I have another OC I can commission.

You know I'm down.

Honestly, I often prefer that pacing.

well, I hope you enjoy it! ten hours of Halloween vibes!

I love it, I do, but it's a hard sell. You're actually rolling for each hit. Takes a while to manage common bandits. You have to click and drag things onto your paper doll to eat or equip or read anything in your inventory. I think it's at least a bit simulationist, but it's kinda work to play.

On the OTHER hand, it's also clear in the first half hour of Morrowind why I can't get anyone new to play this clunky thing.

I've never done 6 or Kiwami 2, but that sounds amazing. Eating new food in Judgment is still a method of gaining XP! And often the restauranteer will ask for your advice on this or that.

I still need to finish Judgment! It's been a wild year for my gaming attentions, but it is so charming. Sitting down at every restaurant, sampling all the food, triggering multiple culinary quests -- THIS is what Starfield lacks. Right here.