Those are the ones I tune out, immediately. That shows more thought than someone just nagging for half an hour about how much they hate something. It's articulate and it's well put together it's even divided by sections. They present their statements, speak their minds and show examples from the material to back those statements up and show when and where these things these things he's talking about happen. It's not malicious, it's not rage propelled rant that is nothing but bitching for almost an hour and it's not inarticulate screeching. I'd find it more telling if he didn't release a video he said he was going to release after all the commotion the first one caused.Īlso, the fact is, this is the most civilized way to express their discontent with the game. It's not like this one was something did out of nowhere, either, his second one was basically a response to the comments on the first one and to let people know that the one he just released was still coming.
Not sure that's as obsessive as all that. And this particular video is no He did a follow up to his original and this one. Yeah overall I think this dude's videos for the most part reek of ignorance and/or poor research, with a few good points sprinkled in here and there. Some characters are wasted and underutilized too. Some parts of it are a WTF and the ending is pretty weak. I imagine he blasted the story too, and if that's the case, while I didn't mind it myself, and got the job done for me, I can't disagree that some criticism is deserved. I dunno man, this review (or at least the part treating the stuff I'm interested in) was kind of all over the place. Reminds me of that criticism I've seen people give him in regards to his previous videos where he said that DMC5 Nero's moves were taken from the reboot, when DmC Dante's moves were already inspired by DMC4 Nero in the first place.Īlthough, agreed on that DMC5 is way too generous with gold orbs and that that bring down the difficulty (as far as just beating the game goes) a lot. He goes ahead to try to sell us on the idea that the game rethreads the reboot's ideas (fighting Vergil, unlocking a DT form, the family picture.), a game that he also hates, surely as a way to justify his dislike for DMC5, but forgetting that those things were always in the past games before DmC. Something I don't even think he mentions at all. He also criticizes the fact that the game has you switch characters too often so you can't get good at them but that's a non issue since the Void exists. Just make up your mind man, overall he gives the vibes of someone who changes his arguments to fit the current train of thought he's going through, even if that means contradicting himself. Speaking of which, first he says that, and then that the game is made so that only the hardcore fans would stick around to replay it on multiple difficulties (which is a duh, but anyway). First he says that the levels are samey, only to then claim the "scenery changes every level" when saying the game is catered to a more casual audience. IMO this guy sure has problems being consistent with himself. Aug.Īll images are uploaded through Riot Games.Skipped all the story talk cause it doesn't interest me. Players can test all the new LoR Ionia cards with Awakening coming off on the 31. Term Of the sand, The Other: A cute two-drop 2/2, that creates a Preparation in hand, a single-drop Focus spell which can reduce the cost of hand-based spells by one – similar to Lunari & Duskpetal in Nightfall decks. With it being an added bonus, it can also gain Barrier and Lifesteal at the first time its Equipped during a round. Jun, the Prodigy is a solid three-shoe, 4/3 stats. Upon Nexus strike, it is called ‘Recalled’ and transforms to Shimon Wind, a double-cost spell at Burst speed that summons a Vastayan Disciple and draws one. The Vaolin Disciple resembles Dancing Droplet as well. Several units were included in the LoR spoilers, with Vastayan Disciple becoming the most potent addition of the busted one-drop Ionia unit. The Flow keyword is also on the new Ionia card, reducing the cost of 3/2 Equipments by two. The expansion ‘Awakening’ introduced a new swiveling port in form of equipment – one new swiveling can now drop today.
Riot didn’t explain Flow, but it was confirmed that there will be a new champion tomorrow. Several Ionia cards seem strong, but a new keyword called Flow is introduced. The six cards from today’s LoR spoilers will likely be part of the support package for Master Yi. Riot Games dropped six Legends of Runeterra cards today, all in Ionia, before the next Awakening Champions spoiler.Īs of March 31, the Awakening expansion will add the Runterra champions like Kayn and the regional champions. Vastayan Disciple Shimon Wind Doherty of Doran, a shady language.
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