Leramar89

Leramar89 t1_jedv9vr wrote

Reply to Is the steam deck worth it by theone_bigmac

It's a cool piece of tech that you can also tinker around with to play things other than your Steam games. But if you don't plan to play on the go or to chill in bed/on the couch then it's not really worth getting one.

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Leramar89 t1_j6m2njb wrote

Reply to Souls like by Kuraivfx

You could just start with Dark Souls 1 or 3 and go from there. Although there are other souls-likes that aren't made by From Soft, like Nioh 1 & 2, Steel Rising, Code Vein, Mortal Shell and The Surge 1 & 2.

There's also Jedi: Fallen Order, which is kind of an easier take on Souls games. I think it's on sale on Steam.

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Leramar89 t1_iyd814z wrote

Reply to comment by Subject_Cause_5288 in There is a lot of inconsistencies in God Of War: Ragnarok & some things are completely missing. 1. Where is Sleipnir - Odin's Horse? 2. No Mention or appearance of Odin's Brothers - Vili & Ve 3. The Norns are just irrelavent & the Heimdall info could've been told in a shrine. by Subject_Cause_5288

Maybe Odin decided to leave his horse in the stable? And maybe his bros were off dealing with their own stuff? They'd need extra games if they wanted to include every single Norse god.

It's the same in the Greek games. Apollo, Hestia and Dionysus are mentioned but we never meet them. We also speak to Artemis at some point in the first game but it's through a portal and she never shows up directly.

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Leramar89 t1_iyd4yir wrote

Reply to There is a lot of inconsistencies in God Of War: Ragnarok & some things are completely missing. 1. Where is Sleipnir - Odin's Horse? 2. No Mention or appearance of Odin's Brothers - Vili & Ve 3. The Norns are just irrelavent & the Heimdall info could've been told in a shrine. by Subject_Cause_5288

Last I checked there was nothing in Norse mythology about a Spartan man-turned-God rampaging around during Ragnarok either. The God of War series has never claimed to be an accurate portrayal of mythology.

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Leramar89 t1_iyd2gbb wrote

Reply to People give George R.R. Martin grief for the delay of "The Winds of Winter," but imagine trying to write a continuation of your series after HBO already wrote their own ending to it... by SAT0725

Supposedly he's had the ending planned out for ages. He just doesn't seem to know how to get there. It's also been 11 years since Dance came out. It's not the show's fault he's taking so long.

Of course he can take as long as he wants. Hell, he could retire right now and leave the books unfinished if he wanted to. But that doesn't mean people can't still be frustrated that he's not finishing what he's started.

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