You ever play Dragon Age?

I just streamed that. 1-2-3 back to back. I’d never played them before. I knew almost nothing going into it.

I’m now 3 games past it and I STILL feel a bit empty and directionless. What a masterpiece in writing and story telling

Felt that after Cyberpunk. Still recovering one year later.

I did. And for a long time DA:I is my favorite Bioware game. Not until I finished these 3. And they are now in my top favorite video games of all time.

Origins my fav, 3 was ok combat wise and crafting was ok. Origins still by fav.

I picked up the legendary edition on steam during the Winter sale. Haven’t gotten into yet, but this may have persuaded me

I felt this after putting 150 hours into Elden Ring. I literally stopped playing games for a couple weeks.

"Well no game is going to match this. Now what?"

I haven't played legendary mass effect 3 but the ending of the original was so disappointing. I heard they fixed it for this though. I mean I played 100+ hours just to get that ending lol

Same. The immersion roped me in before the characters did, but man at the end I just felt sad and empty. Then I found out I didn't get the "good" or hidden endings.

Go touch some grass

I got that really strongly with Panzer Dragoon Saga. Which is both obscure and really dates me.

Welcome, you’re one of us now

I try to my next game lined up before I finish my current game but this hasn't been the case recently..

I would recommend the Bioshock trilogy, Dead Space (originals), Borderlands (every one apart from the first game! including Tiny Tina & the "Tales Froms"), Last of Us's 1 & 2 (don't bother with the remake!), Watchdogs 1 & 2 (Legion not so much!), Death Stranding, Days Gone, Detroit become Human.. there's too many to name!

(I'm looking forward to the new Spongebob game tomorrow!)

Just wishing for a Vr conversion done like RE4 , one day hopefully

Felt like that after Witcher 3 and RDR2.

remastered or originals?