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[–] 2 points 10 months ago (2 children)

Is it any surprise? Any game that's more popular gets a lot more contrarians.

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  • [–] 6 points 10 months ago (1 child)

    Also CO is wildly recommended and not for everyone. Like, I love it immensely, I'm still early in and it's feeding hungers I've not realized I have in fantasy and video games, but it's dark, extremely French, artsy, and is a turn based game with skill dodge/parry as a major mechanic. There are going to be people who pick it up because goty, then don't like it because of what it is, just like BG3 had.

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  • [–] 1 point 10 months ago

    Everyone I've recommended CO to and took me up on it -- loved it. But I have other friends that have heard me talk about the game and I just "know" it's not for them and if they play, they'll be ranting about the mechanisms and other things.

    For me, it made me wish I was French :P I love the aesthetic, story, and characters for sure. It's different than FF to me because it seemed like FF got embarrassed by its turn-based gameplay over time and it feels like CO embraced it fully.

    Also, I heard the fanbase can be rather toxic as well. Once again, that sometimes happens with more popular games too. I was watching a few streamers that said they'd want to put it as their GOTY but some fans were just doing a lot of bullying. After playing the game, I understand their passion for it ... but it can sour other people's expectations and experiences for sure.

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