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No, it was Marcus, he completely misunderstood the deal.

Now that I've played Detroit: Become Human my next game will be Ghost of Yōtei. I previously enjoyed the beautiful scenery in Ghost of Tsushima. I hope the world of Ghost of Yōtei will be as pretty. So if you like, you can watch my adventures in the wonderful world of games on twitch.tv/momvsffxv 🎮

Once again, I'm truly impressed with this game. It's completely different than any of the games I've played before. The sneak peek made me doubt I would like it. But the gameplay quickly became familiar and the story made me curious. I'm glad I played it, and I'll probably start it up another time 🎮

I finished Detroit. I was shocked by the outcome that made me feel really upset and uncomfortable all evening. Soon I realized I misunderstood a choice I had to make. So I replayed that section, and it gave me a completely different outcome that felt so much better, choices really really mattered 🎮

I'm very impressed with Detroit: Become Human. I like the structure and the storylines are so interesting. The gameplay is less hard than I was afraid of. I feel scanning and searching are hard at times. But if possible I play almost every day just because I'm so eager to see where this game goes. 🎮

Before I embark on another adventure in another big world, I'm going to try out a completely different game. I've had a little sneak peek, and I'm really curious if I do have the patience for it. So if you like to watch my efforts you can watch me play Detroit: Become Human on twitch.tv/momvsffxv 🎮

I really enjoyed the beautiful visuals in Varric's commentary between chapters. But especially at the end of the game I was truly impressed by how beautiful the game looked there. The way up and the final stairs are for me by far the most beautiful and impressive part of this Dragon Age adventure. 🎮

This is because I felt like I was constantly being sent back and forth to get new items or meet new people to help me save the world. Because of that I ultimately decided to only play the main missions. And so the ending is therefore quite predictable: things didn't end well for Rook and her team. 🎮

After 39 hours of play I finished Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Aside from a few puzzles that took me a long time to figure out I enjoyed the game because it was very clear in what I had to do and where I had to go. I do realize that with only these 39 hours I also missed a lot of the game. 🎮

What I still struggle with are multi-level locations like buildings and areas where I’ve to navigate myself. I quickly get nauseous from constantly turning around to find my way or a solution. But I'm not very good at navigating in the real world either, so honestly this isn't entirely surprising 🎮

I’ve been playing the game now for about 30 hours and I'm quite enjoying it. Usually it clearly indicates what to do and where, which is nice. But after all these hours I also feel a bit like being kept busy because the tasks to reach the ultimate goal and save this world, seem endless. 🎮

The past few weeks I started to play Dragon Age: The Veilguard. I wanted to see I’d like this game and can manage the gameplay. And even though I did got stuck a few times, I think the game is very accessible to me. So, if you like to follow my adventures you can watch me on twitch.tv/momvsffxv
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The gameplay of Red Dead was quite hard for me at times and even though I feel I did make progress and learned on the way, for now I want a game that is more ‘easy’ and ‘clear’ in gameplay. After all those grumpy guys maybe a more fantasy world would be nice? How about Dragon Age: the Veilguard? 🎮

I did continue the next chapter of Red Dead II. I didn’t know the story of Red Dead I so it was kind of surprise to be John. Anyway, after quite a bit of farming I felt I don’t have the patience anymore to continue this story now as well. So, I guess it is time for another game… 🎮

I have to admit that in the end I did get some sympathy for Arthur. And even though I had trouble keeping my horse on the paths I enjoyed the rides through the beautiful nature, with perfectly fitting music. I really failed and died a lot in this game but now I do like I did manage to finish it 🎮

Last night I finished the adventures of Arthur. As I mentioned before I wanted to quit the game several times. So, mixed feelings, I don't really have much with the grumpy-men-world of the wild west and there was a lot happening in the game that I did not like but kind of had to do 🎮

In the 'wild west’ you can expect shootings and violence. But the last missions I played gave me such bad feelings. I was horrified having to throw corpses in the water, even though I’m aware I’m playing a game. I hope there’ll be no more of this because if so I won’t be able to finish this game. 🎮

After 27 hours of playing I have now started chapter 4. Somehow I still find steering my horse difficult and it happens regularly that I run someone over, hit a tree or get off the path and fly out of the bend. But I really enjoy the beautiful landscape and the small roads that I pass through. 🎮

I also have trouble reading the 'Map'. The signs are small and I find them hard to find. It's getting a bit better now, I'm learning as I go, but it's still a matter of looking and searching very carefully. But I'm not giving up yet ... 🎮

I still have trouble finding my way in Red Dead. I love riding my horse through beautiful areas but as soon as I get into a firefight it all goes wrong. I don't think I've played another game before where I had to go back to the checkpoint so often with 'failed' or 'dead'. 🎮

I haven't decided yet what game I'm going to play next. After 117 hours of Rebirth I feel for something completely different. So I'm trying out whether the world of Red Dead Redemption II is something for me. I always need time to get used to the gameplay, so these 'oopsies' won't surprise you 😅🎮

From the wonderful world of games I wish you all peace, freedom, health and a happy New Year 2025 🎮

I never played the original games and don't know the story of Cloud and all other members of the party. But when I finished Remake, I was very curious about how they would continue. And as enthusiastic and curious I was then, that is completely missing now. But well, for now this is it, I guess … 🎮

And that's what I did, I finished the game last night. And I honestly don't know what to think about it. The road to the end was exciting and it took me quite some effort to beat all the opponents. But it was also really confusing … 🤔🎮

And I assume that I may not be that experienced a gamer, but I would really like to finish a game completely.

Anyhow, I did reach the northern region. I get excited again when I see this new amazing location, the new goal and the way to get there. There is work to be done again ... let's do it … 🎮

I feel when I started this game the clues were clearer. As I got further into the game I had a few times where I really had no idea how to proceed. For example, finding Dio in the Golden Saucer and searching for the Tiny Bronco really felt like a hopeless quest. With some help I finally succeeded. 🎮

Ultimately I looked for a place that was somewhat familiar to me in the hope of finding an opportunity to travel to the northern region. The options in ‘fast travel’ were a big surprise and turned out to be the solution to my problem.🎮

Anyway, I fought all the battles in the Golden Saucer and had to make my way to the northern region. I got terribly lost along the way because I docked at the wrong location, rescued a small dog and then couldn't find the Tiny Bronco anymore 🤷🏼‍♀️.

It seems like my priorities are a little different when it comes to ‘progress in the story’ 🎮