It's totally like Sim City. It even has a scenario mode with disasters and stuff to defend against.
That could be fun. I love how the orc leaders taunt you and level up if they beat you. It's easy to get caught by a high-level one though. You have to pick your fights, I think.
Every time I jump in I try and find something new. They're always adding stuff.
I liked co-op in Crackdown 3 a lot. My buddy and I did so many crazy things. We'd see how fast we could complete the entire game in one session.
I've been fooling with the difficulty settings in Forza Horizon 4. You can set it so that when your car takes damage it affects its performance. I recently turned the difficulty up just one notch because I find I can control the car better. There are a lot of auto-correct things going on with the default setting. I also don't see the guild lines now except when I hit a turn too fast.
I know they're game now. You save some with the cash back, but the whole process gets you to think more about games, and that leads you to buy more. So it's not really saving me much unless I resist all the temptation that's sent my way by doing the points game. But, I find it fun, and I get to try out a lot of games I wouldn't otherwise look at.
If I see that Hot Wheel, I may have to get it.
I've never kept anything sealed, but I have multiple bins of toys-to-life figures. I don't want to fill up bins with cars too. Well, I do, but I shouldn't.
I think the barn finds are tied to your leveling up, or reputation I think they call it. You just keep doing stuff and eventually, a new one will appear. My favorite thing was finding all the roads. I had to look up some of the billboards after a while. Some of them are crazy hard to find. Sometimes doing a race will reveal one though. You only have to drive close to it for it to appear on the map.
I like Taito a lot for old games.
When my friend and I got the head-to-head working, it became a real obsession today.
Pokemon Snap for me. Curious about Psychonauts 2 as well.
