Elgarnan

The graphics are amazing. I have enjoyed the remake scenario with the use of supporting weapons such knife, flash, and grenade. It is awesome mechanism to defend against monsters and zoombies. I have heard that there is a specific monster that follow you everywhere even in every secure area, however, they changed it with the latest patch. In my opinion; that is a bit disappointing. I like the challenge in single player rather than multiplayer. As for the story, I can not but help and feel confused: claire and leon clearly were in the same building together. The difference is that one of them arrived to the build by few minutes or so. Therefore, the scene about the connection between anita, leon, sherry, claire, and ada does not make sense. I mean I will not talk about it more or I will share spoiler. The second disappointing thing is regarding resident evil 1: there is a connection that is mentioned in the RE2 classic, however, it is not mentioned in the remake, so it doesn't make sense either. I was told before that creators and developers come up with each plot in every games that is connected to the past, mid, or present game timeline. Therefore, the way they organized the story is a bit chaotic. The game, every resident evil game is still great.

The story's beginning is about seeking adventure, collecting Pokemon, and completing a dream to become either Pokemon master, etc. I was fond of Pokemon. I watched it since I was a child. When comes to the story, it is interesting, although, there is no character growth and development. Their main audience target is children, however, I feel they could have allowed character growth and development. For instance, the character called Ash: in every season Ash becomes smaller or stays the same no matter how many years and months have passed since his journey. Therefore, the anime disappointed me. I am avoiding watching the latest series because of the way they treat their character and again: I understand their audience target is children. I am still fond of the card game, but the anime is slightly bad when comes to character development.

Excuse my grammar and spelling mistakes. The game was created and developed around 2014. The graphic is amazing. I enjoyed some places where it is breathtaking such as the place in Trespasser. When comes to Darkspawn's design, I personally, liked the old dark spawn design in the previous games. As for the combat, I liked slightly that the AI characters follow you and make sure that they are in close distance from the main character. I liked the range distance combat of mage and archer which felt realistic. The glitches and bugs in this game are hilarious and fun. For example, the few people you see in the hinterlands. This game is half open-world. Open-world games are my favorite, but I understand the struggle to pursue 100% gameplay. This is what I think of an open-world game: I like to explore and experience the game in many aspects such as exploring in the dragon age inquisition to take pictures of a few places because of the thing that I mentioned about the graphic. The story, I liked how the story continued and progressed from the previous game. I enjoyed the DLC Trespasser to experience what will happen in the future and what happened after the event of the Inquisition. I am more amazed that they included LGBTQ+ character and romances for all the dragon age games. This game holds value and is simply divine. When comes to the character called Cullen, I remember hearing rumors that he is bisexual before. He is confirmed straight, but I am not sure why they needed to include the flirt rejection option for the male inquisitor for Cullen. Overall, the game is MASTERPIECE, one of the best RPG games. I recommend it, and I give it more than 10 stars.