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One of the best games out rn that is available on almost all OS (works on Linux via WINE or equivalent 'run free Windows apps on Linux' type of software
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Legends of Runeterra. At first it appears to be based on luck, do not let this delude you. I play poker and other such games, I know how to interpret luck vs skill in a game; this game involves ~85% skill and ~15% luck. The skill is everything combined; how to build a deck, how to use the deck, how to predict and bait the enemy into misplaying their spells and/or units.
There's levels to this shit, spells that can and can't be used in reaction to others due to spell-type and such interactions. It is fascinating and extremely high skillcap.
In the earlier seasons, it was disgusting how OP some broken decks were but they have genuinely balanced it over time in my opinion. It's also genuinely free-to-play. You can garner the rewards required to unlock superior decks within 1-2 weeks of solid gameplay. I would say if you dedicate your free time to this game that in 3 weeks you will easily have enough rewards to pivot around each other and experiment with in 2-3 entirely different branches. Do not buy cards impulsively, think a little. Cheaper cards will come free in rewards much more often so save green essence for extreme scenarios where you want to push past your wild card max to unlock something.
Avoid going on expeditions and the lab+gauntlet at first. Stick to the main game mode and mix it up with vs AI and vs players. Be sure to do 'challenges' to grasp mechanics of most deck types.
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I would like to see Hitman made again, but better this time.
When I first saw Hitman 47, I soon realized why it was rated 9% . Like come on! Do better!
Get someone who understood the game or better yet studied and played it!
Rupert Friend was good, yet Jason Statham could play a really good and intense Agent 47.
God of War
I would love to see God of War being turned into a movie. I could see Jason Momoa playing Kratos there's the option of Tom Hardy or Dominic Purcell.
Red Dead Redemption
This game could be made into a really good movie. With either Josh Brolin, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, or Hugh Jackman in mind as Arthur
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Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
And yes I know Assassin's Creed was an already made movie back in 2016.
I was beating around the bush to see this movie, until I finally sat down and watched it.
Why must cast Michael Fassbender in the movie when he is already type casted as the hero turned villain who is really the hero but also a known supervillain who is friends with a known superhero.
Furthermore, the movie had absolutely nothing to do with the video game. The two shares no relations. Like where was Desmond Miles! If we are going back to square one of the game, then we would have to use and see Desmond Miles not Cal. Or inaccurate facts about the history of the Assassins Brotherhood and the Templar Order.
They say that he is supposed to be like Arno Dorian.
Also, how much did they show of Aguilar? Just the time of him running away from being hanged. The Assassin was never shown to assassinate or do an eagle vision / synchronise. The parkour was just jumping from one building to another or running around like a loose child on sugar.
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Love Doom 2016. Havent played eternal yet, but ive read/watched alot about it.
The focus seems to be different with 2016 all about charging hordes of demons, while eternal is more about strategic resource management. What are your takes?
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