The design is very human

This video was amazing, I love it when open world games actually use the fact that they are open worlds.

13:50 man, being able to loot ANYTHING NPCs were using blew my mind playing Oblivion back in the day. I wish more games did that.

I'd like to add with Skyrim, that the map actually updates in real time. Not just weather, but if something very large is visible such as certain magical effects (I.e absorbing a dragon soul or lots of scorch marks), you can actually see that.

Also the way magic works, it makes sense that frost spells slow you down and drain stamina since cold makes you numb. Electricity messes with your nervous system, so shock magic also makes sense. Some of the final perks if I remember correctly, are fire on low health enemies causing them to run away, or frost spells causing low health enemies to become paralyzed. Makes sense again, because burns are super painful and fire just scares you when it's really bad. When you succumb to hypothermia, you can essentially be paralyzed as well.

Not to mention how fire ignites oil, and even boils water as I recall. Lightning spells all travel basically instantly, because they're electricity.

Honesty, the most fun I've had in Infamous Second Son is in the postgame - after all the story and major missions are done, and I'm free to roam and interact with Seattle as I please with my powers. Never thought too much about it, but thanks for giving me some words to explain why I enjoy it so much!

Love your slow paced monologue

Project Zomboid feels like it tries to root all its gameplay systems in simulation elements, in very similar ways to Days Gone. If you need tools to build a base, find a warehouse! Everything has weight, so you might want a backpack to carry more things. If you try to jump over a high fence, you'll need to drop what's in your hands! While most survival games give you a few meters to manage, Zomboid expects you to manage being a human in a Zombie Apocalypse, and probably die

This channel is criminally underrated. Such thoughtful and well crafted commentary. Love it! The cyberpunk video was your best so far (imo), would love more about the cyberpunk world.

Days gone really make you feel like bikeman

18:33 me too... Not even Bethesda did it again so far... 😢

I like how you Explain these Features about a Game.I watched every video of your's and I never wanted to press the Forward Button. The Way you explain is just Amazing and sometimes It makes me want to replay the game again. Good work and Keep doing more of these Videos.

Oblivion (The Elder Scrolls game before Skyrim) also had the inventory system for NPC's but the torso armor was separated into upper and lower torso. It also had the increase skill level by using the skills system. Except there were more skills back then...

this got me to finally try days gone after having it in my library for years and im glad i did!!

Happy to see another video from you!!! Absolutely love this one, keep it up !!!

Glad to see you post again.
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Ooo days gone another one of my platinum trophies lol. Absolutely loved that game. Shame the sequel got cancelled.

My fav Video Game Youtuber 😇

Great video! I feel open world games often don't take advantage of their environment enough, which honestly, makes me wonder what's the point of it lol games like these are rare

Loving your videos! Keep up the good work

Thank you for these videos!! My feed has been "infected" with all these "what is wrong with this game/gaming industry/etc." that I can't seem to shake. Hearing you (I like your voice, by the way, great narration, you know how to pace your story) praise the games I also like... I really needed this. We don't appreciate what we have enough, especially in the online space. Time to binge-watch the channel! Your praise for Days Gone is giving me ideas, we'll see if I can give it a proper chance, zombie games get to me in a way other horrors usually don't (I even quit Last of Us when I saw my first zombie 😁) so we'll see.