What Games Have You Completed? (2020 Edition)

Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Borderlands 3: Moxxi's Heist DLC
Control
A Plague Tale: Innocence

Monster Hunter World: Not a completion in the traditional sense, but I have completed the story and am now into the endgame which is really where the game begins when it comes to Monster Hunter.

Story is obviously nothing to write home about, but it is a serviceable introduction to the world and its many systems. Having put serious time into previous instalments, it is refreshing to see Capcom try and appeal to a broader audience and include a story that almost acts as a 30 hour tutorial. Many fellow series veterans scoff at the attempt to streamline the series, but truth be told, there is still plenty of depth to be found, it is all just a little less of a chore and obtuse to get your head around what a convoluted beast a Monster Hunter game can tend to be. Previous games were impenetrable unless you sat with a wiki and really studied the game to the point where enjoying Monster Hunter almost felt like being part of an exclusive club

If smoothing the learning curve is going to bring more people to the series and show people what an absolute blast it can be, then making things more accessible can only be a good thing.

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Final Fantasy X (PC) Technically brilliant at the time and a massive leap on from IX, but with a weird story, annoying lead character and awful voice acting it's a disappointment. Also, F*%k the sphere grid and F*&k blitzball.
Medal of Honor: European Assault (XBOX) A more modern feeling game than previous titles, it's a great (if short) campaign. Need to dig out my other MoH games now.
Project Gotham Racing 2 (XBOX) Kinda weird in that some cars and tracks are p**s easy and others will tear you a new A*&^%$£e. great game though.
Indyracing Series (XBOX) technically well made but Christ it's boring.
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun (XBOX) Better than Frontline, let down a little by some poor level design in some areas.
Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis (XBOX) fun little war sim, meanders from super easy to ball-achingly hard missions.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Borderlands 3: Moxxi's Heist DLC
Control
A Plague Tale: Innocence
Monster Hunter World

The Division 2: Warlords of New York DLC - Campaign finished and a good chunk of time put into the endgame.

The campaign itself isn't going to win any awards, but it is a solid 8-10 hour playthrough with some neat boss encounters along the way and some great level design which has been a constant strong point for Div2. It's also nice to revisit NY, albeit Lower Manhattan this time around and minus the snow which made the first game so memorable. At the end of the day though, if you didn't already like the core gameplay of the series, this isn't going to change your mind, as it's more of the same at the end of the day.

It's the other changes that came in with the expansion and Title Update 8 which may bring back lapsed players though. My two core issues with Div2 were the complexity of the gear system, and the lack of an engaging content loop once you hit endgame. You would struggle through the awful gear system and UI to pull together a usable build....and then have absolutely no content worth playing or sense of progression once you had that build. Both those problems look to have been addressed (for now at least).

Gear 2.0 is a complete overhaul of the core RPG systems; gear stats and perks have been streamlined, as has the UI, meaning it is now incredibly easy to create builds and understand the synergy between different gear pieces, whereas in year one the system was so convoluted and dependent on RNG that creating a build that was usable in the harder difficulty levels was something only the extremely dedicated were able to achieve. Not the case anymore, and after a week of what I would call casual play, I have completed the campaign and pulled together a decent crit dmg/chance build able to take on the second hardest difficulty in the game with relative ease.

My second issue, lack of endgame content, also looks to have been resolved. There is now a progression system in place similar to the Paragon system in Diablo 3, and the Guardian Ranks in Borderlands 3, that lets you increase your characters stats incrementally once you have hit the level cap. It is pretty grindy, but nice to have a sense of progression to chase other than just getting better drops. Anyone who bought Warlords of NY also has access to the new seasonal system which launched yesterday. Each week there will be new seasonal activities, with this weeks being the first target in the new seasonal manhunt. Next week we get the first of the overhauled global events etc. Propping this all up is the new battle pass, which unlike others is actually fairly easy to level up and contains great rewards. All this new content and the seasonal road map finally gives us a reason to log back into the game on a regular basis, and we now finally have activities to jump in to to put those hard earned builds to use.

All in all Warlords is not worth buying for the campaign alone, but if you are someone who fell of Div2 for similar reasons to me, you can return to the game knowing those issues around gear have been resolved, and you now will finally have a steady stream of content to engage with each week.

Hi everyone. I've just started playing this year so I havent compleated so many games as you) I've done Star wars, Assassin’s Creed 4 and Far Cry New Dawn.

Star wars jedi fallen order - PS4
Gears of war ultimate edition - Xbox one
The witcher 3 - PS4
Hellblade senuas sacrifice - Xbox one
The walking dead michonne - Xbox one

Rage 2 - PS4

Star wars jedi fallen order - PS4
Gears of war ultimate edition - Xbox one
The witcher 3 - PS4
Hellblade senuas sacrifice - Xbox one
The walking dead michonne - Xbox one
Rage 2 - PS4

Sniper elite 4 - PS4