July 19th 2024.
Destiny 2 is a great game that is often underappreciated by gamers. Many people criticize live service games, which offer continuous updates and microtransactions, but there are actually a lot of high-quality live service games on the market. These games often receive a lot of criticism, but that's because the failures stand out more than the successes. In reality, there are many live service games that are worth the time and money.
Some of the best live service games include Apex Legends, Destiny 2, Warframe, GTA Online, Genshin Impact, League Of Legends, Fortnite, Rocket League, and Rainbow Six Siege. And this is just the tip of the iceberg, as there are many more great live service games depending on personal preferences. Of course, it would be great to see a wider variety of genres in the live service game market, but we should not condemn all live service games based on a few bad apples.
Moving on to a different topic, one reader is curious about FromSoftware's next game. Some people speculate that Elden Ring, an upcoming game from the same developers, could be considered Dark Souls 4. However, there are some key differences between the two franchises. While Elden Ring does have some elements that resemble Dark Souls, the combat and level design are quite different. But regardless of whether or not Elden Ring is considered Dark Souls 4, it's still a fantastic game in its own right.
Switching gears again, another reader brings up Nintendo's recent announcement of new hardware. While it may seem random at first, there is usually a method to Nintendo's madness. However, it's unlikely that we will see any major updates for the Nintendo Switch this year. That being said, at least Nintendo has a plan in place, which is more than can be said for some other companies in these uncertain times.
Moving on to a different topic, one reader is curious about the lack of open world realistic racing games. This may be due to the complexity of creating both realistic physics and a large open world. However, there are some options for those who are interested in this type of game, such as modding existing games like Assetto Corsa or BeamNG Drive.
On a similar note, another reader suggests checking out the vibrant Indie scene for classic games that may have been missed the first time around. Digital distribution has its downsides, but it also provides access to a wide range of games at affordable prices.
Lastly, one reader expresses frustration with Bethesda's lack of support for mods in their games, specifically mentioning the Fallout London mod. While digital distribution has its benefits, it also has its limitations, such as restrictions on user-generated content. Hopefully, in the future, more companies will find a way to balance both physical and digital distribution to provide the best possible gaming experience for all players.
Destiny 2 is a popular game that has received a lot of positive feedback from players. In the Friday letters page, a reader shares their excitement for Cygni: All Guns Blazing while other readers offer suggestions for open world sim racers. To join in on the discussion, readers are encouraged to email their thoughts.
The topic of live service games is also brought up, with the reader acknowledging the negative reputation they often receive from gamers due to microtransactions and lack of originality. However, they argue that not all live service games are bad and list several examples that they believe are worth the time and money. They also suggest that there should be a wider variety of genres in the live service game market. The letter is signed by Kelvin.
Another reader, Boatswain, shares their thoughts on the possibility of a new Dark Souls game, stating that they would welcome a new addition to the series. They also mention their enjoyment of the legacy dungeons in Elden Ring, which they feel are closest to the Dark Souls games. They also express a desire for open world games to have a balance between linear and open gameplay.
The topic of Nintendo's new "hardware" is brought up, with one reader finding it amusing but also acknowledging that there is usually a reason behind the company's decisions. They also doubt that there will be any major updates for the Switch 2 this year, but appreciate that Nintendo seems to have a plan in place.
In response to a reader's request for an open world realistic racing game, another reader offers some potential options such as Assetto Corsa and BeamNG Drive. They also mention the benefits of digital distribution, including the ability to access classic games at lower prices.
The final letter discusses the disappointment of the downgrade in the Fallout London mod and questions why Bethesda did not offer any help or make the mod official. The reader also expresses their appreciation for digital distribution in providing access to classic games at lower prices. The letter is signed by Tony T.
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