I've only watched my stream it a bit tbh but I did watch a deep dive type review of it and the ending beach thing had a lot of possible metaphors to it, but monster energy makes the most sense now you say that.
i'm really not a big fan of open world games, especially as non-linear as that one. I use to like them a long time ago, but now I'm a big dumb old baby who wants to just follow a pretty clear story. I got a rough time in those types of games cause I always feel like I should be exploring so much but then I get bored of it or there is just too much collectable stuff.
I can dig an open world game from time to time but its usually in bits and pieces. Finally played Breath of the Wild recently and gotta say, that one is pretty dope, and there isn't really any story to speak of so no reason to feel like you need to do anything specific.
That's what the beach is right? I actually do wanna play it but there's no way in hell I'm buying a console or an expensiver PC for it
I've only watched my stream it a bit tbh but I did watch a deep dive type review of it and the ending beach thing had a lot of possible metaphors to it, but monster energy makes the most sense now you say that.
i'm really not a big fan of open world games, especially as non-linear as that one. I use to like them a long time ago, but now I'm a big dumb old baby who wants to just follow a pretty clear story. I got a rough time in those types of games cause I always feel like I should be exploring so much but then I get bored of it or there is just too much collectable stuff.
I can dig an open world game from time to time but its usually in bits and pieces. Finally played Breath of the Wild recently and gotta say, that one is pretty dope, and there isn't really any story to speak of so no reason to feel like you need to do anything specific.