I still don't get why he kept autistically chasing Snake if he was supposed to be on his side.

Like, okay, I get why he would do that for the first 90% of the game. But at the end when all masks have dropped, Volgin knows Ocelot is helping Snake and gets defeated, the Shagohod is on its run, why does Ocelot STILL get on a bike only to tryhard against Snake and Eva? What is he accomplishing with this?

The concept and aesthetics of danganronpa sound like it would be the best game ever for a weeb that loves overly convoluted murder mysteries such as myself.

But I played 1 and 2 and they were mediocre, I had to really push myself to finish them. Most characters are more annoying than they are fun, the mysteries are mediocre compared to Ace Attorney or 999, the social link system really shouldn't exist in a game like this especially when any character you're investing into can disappear at any moment.

Is 3 good? Does it fix any of these issues?

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What games do this aside from Nier Automata?

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>a power fantasy is when the main character does not have to significantly change to gain power
Power fantasies come in different shapes and forms. The male power fantasy is the hero journey. They first need to see the hero fallen down, destroyed, humiliated, so that they can relate with him. Then begins the process of becoming more powerful, acting as a one man army, destroying the big bad and having sex at the end. MGS3 is textbook male power fantasy.

I thought Todd Howard was the creator of Elder Scrolls

Is this game actually good? I tried it and it felt like playing final fantasy except even more european somehow

My favorite voice actor is Robin Atkin Downes. He is super underrated for some reason. I think his work is perfect. Especially his performance as Ocelot in MGSV.

Ah yes the best thing I could think of doing with heavy VR goggles on is tackling copy pasted instanced content over and over 8 hours per day. Because WoW feels so much like SAO.