I'd say Persona 5 Strikers, it felt surprisingly similar to the mainline Persona formula which is something that's otherwise absent on Switch so that's a major bonus for me.
Batch crafting and it's not close. This game needs a quality of life overhaul, and no amount of cosmetics, events, or new villagers will make me come back without it.
I personally like grinding because it makes me feel more invested in a game's story. If I sink a ton of time and effort into my party then it helps create a sense that we've really gone on a long journey together. But if a game is really short and hardly requires any time or effort, I can't really get into the story as much because it makes me feel like the game is trying to create these high stakes without really giving me a reason to care about the outcome.
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I'd say Persona 5 Strikers, it felt surprisingly similar to the mainline Persona formula which is something that's otherwise absent on Switch so that's a major bonus for me.
Re: Hogwarts Legacy Is Apparently Coming To Nintendo Switch
@Not_Soos Isn't Psychonauts an Xbox/PC exclusive? Could be wrong idk.
EDIT: Nevermind, looks like I was wrong!
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Batch crafting and it's not close. This game needs a quality of life overhaul, and no amount of cosmetics, events, or new villagers will make me come back without it.
Re: Soapbox: Grinding Is Poor Gameplay Design That Doesn’t Respect Your Time
I personally like grinding because it makes me feel more invested in a game's story. If I sink a ton of time and effort into my party then it helps create a sense that we've really gone on a long journey together. But if a game is really short and hardly requires any time or effort, I can't really get into the story as much because it makes me feel like the game is trying to create these high stakes without really giving me a reason to care about the outcome.