Ghost of Tsushima

Yes, I think I’ll be buying this one eventually, probably this upcoming holiday season.

Can’t wait for this game to be launched so we can all forget about the crappy “Woke of M’aams Part R-Word” by naughty cucks. =)

lol but seriously Ghost of Tsushima, in my opinion, will be like Read of Redemption 2 Japan Version. It looks like you can interact a lot with the environment and animals surrounding you. And the story might be awesome. But lets wait… i really hope it doesn’t disappoint. We need this. We need a quality game right now.

Man, how could you not play the story mode of RDR2 lol that’s one of the best games ever imo. Only Witcher 3 is better lol Ofc the online mode sucks, it’s rockstar… rockstar only makes good offline games. Rockstar online is just for rich kids. :D

Ubisoft is gonna copy this game when AC finally goes to Japan, you know they’er gonna try

This game looks good but I was initially planning on waiting for the PS5 to get it assuming it’ll be re-released or backwards compatible.  But with how much Naughty Dog pisses me off, I think I’ll buy it anyway just to spite them.  Man I hope Sucker Punch sells more than 4 million copies opening week.  You all know if it doesn’t the shill access media will write stories saying TLOU2 did better in sales.  Mark my words.

I think I’m the only person alive that has no interest, at all, in this game.
“oooooh, it’s direction marker animation is the wind. so creative and original”
I hope those that are hyped enjoy it but it doesnt look special, at all, to me.
Given it’s a Sony exclusive, I expect it to be super casual difficulty for normies and a bunch of mindless open world busywork. Wrapped up in an overinflated graphics budget.

My friend, just because Naughty Dog has fallen victim to the Woke Flu doesn’t mean we should punish Sucker Punch.  The best way to change the industry is by voting with our wallets.  Whether that’s outright boycotting the publisher or buying from developers who actually care about their games and their stories.  Bare in mind that we the consumers have the power to make great change.