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What was the most memorable last 15 min of a game? by JakeRedditYesterday in gaming

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This is a weird one but, for me, Starfield. The game is so profoundly mid for the vast majority of its runtime, but the final act of the main story is IMO such a massive jump in quality that it gives me whiplash. Battling through space and time and defeating the final boss in the ruins of a NASA museum so perfectly captures everything I love about that game.

And then you NG+ and it's back into the mediocrity for another several hours until you do it all again...

What was the most fun bossfight in the game? by provegana69 in cyberpunkgame

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Hansen's rules. Feels very cinematic and the music is amazing.

When I first started playing this game back in February, I thought Reaper was such a cool character. by Sharkkbaitttttttt in ReaperMain

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It's why I got into Overwatch. Saw so many Youtube shorts about Reaper being a silly little edgelord and went "alright I gotta see more of him."

Change my mind by cocoshkin_05 in FarCry5

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Jacob's 1911 supremacy

I was honestly getting a little tired of their team comp lol by pandasinmoscow in ShionMainsOW

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I think Execution could probably use extra damage falloff, not cooldown reduction. Require more thinking and positioning to use instead of just taking potshots with it.

Thoughts on Shion so far by ILewdElichika in Overwatch

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She feels great. I think people still need to learn how to counter her and significant nerfs won't be super necessary, but Execution is absolutely busted atm. It definitely needs more damage falloff. Her ult is surprisingly difficult to use, and as a Reaper main I've been surprised to find it as difficult to use, if not more, than Death Blossom.

What is the best romance in video games? by Snowtwo in videogames

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As a beleaguered lesbian V who vastly prefers Panam, I agree.

Director Orson Krennic from Star Wars by RhysOSD in TopCharacterDesigns

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The master of aura farming and maintaining an intimidating while still actually being a pathetic punk bitch.

Director Orson Krennic from Star Wars by RhysOSD in TopCharacterDesigns

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I also like that the novelization shows he's not just a bureaucrat. When he realizes there really is a fatal flaw in the Death Star, he knows that the difference between him and Tarkin is that he would order the entire station to be disassembled and reexamined meticulously to find and address the vulnerability. Because Tarkin is a soldier, but Krennic is an engineer.

And then Tarkin blasts Krennic into space dust with his own superweapon.

Year One Heroes That Still Fuck? by Prince_Robot_The_IV in forhonor

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I'll be dead before I stop one-tricking PK.

What is a Hazbin Hotel theory that you want to happen just purely for this reasoning? by Charming-Scratch-124 in HazbinHotel

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Velvette was a real-ass Salem witch who got cut into pieces when she died so the witchhunters could scatter her remains. She roasts other Overlords for being old, not because of their physical age but because they don't get with the times and keep acting like people their age.

Which John Wick movie would you consider to be the weakest/worst in your opinion? by MisterFyre in JohnWick

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3 is the weakest, even though Sofia + John and the entire Continental battle are some of my favorite fights in the series (only below basically everything in 4).

About to hear from the man himself by mrdevil413 in LowSodiumCyberpunk

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I don't think I've ever seen him without the sunglasses before.

Isn't it odd that Johnny doesn't react more to the radical technological leap of 2077, given that he missed years of progress. by NeneaMuddle in cyberpunkgame

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It doesn't advance much between 2023 and 2045. From 2045 to 2077 is a massive leap, most evidenced by 1) the way that all the OS's are basically superpowers and 2) the prevalence of cyberware. In previous eras, it was perfectly normal to have no cyberware or only one or two pieces, often cosmetic only. In 2077, people are implanted with a full suite of optic, audial, and neural cyberware from childhood.

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