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Me not playing because I just hate Harry Potter in general

Understandable. I’m just a Harry Potter enjoyer who only watched the movies. The idea of an open-world Hogwarts game seems interesting… but $70 for ANY game is unacceptable.

*cough cough MWII reboot*

Ok I did hear good things about that. And the fact that it’s getting a 2-year lifespan instead of a 1-year is definitely a plus.

I hear that the campaign is good, story is trash, and that the mp is great
warzone 2 has problems but i thinks itws overall good

I’m personally more of a zombies fan.

my friend tells me that dmz is full of sweaty mfs

mwii is my first cod and i havent even started the campaign so i cant say much about it

If you want a good campaign, play Black Ops 2 or World at War.

Black Ops 2 is mechanically the best campaign because it’s the only one that has dialogue options, multiple endings, and custom classes.

But World at War probably has the best story. It’s WWII, but it’s very much about the horrors of war, and not about being heroic. It’s definitely the most brutal campaign.

How much storage do they take on an Xbox one

Call of Duty isn’t on Gamepass just yet. Hopefully it will be by the end of the year.

If it does get onto gamepass then I’m playing every single one of them
Im thinking about playing through the Battlefields
I’ve started playing Bad Company: gameplay is ok but it has the opposite tone of something like WOW

BO2 is 16GB
WaW is around 7

I’d recommend finding a disk because BO2 is still $50 on Xbox for some reason. It has no purpose being that expensive 10 years later.

Since I’m a gamepass user, I’m not really in the habit of buying disks
Also, since cloud gaming came out, I’ve been talking full advantage of it

World at War to this day is my favorite video game just for the campaign.

I agree with the 70$ point
Especially considering the state a lot of AAA games release in nowadays

Hogwarts Legacy will probably go on a half-price discount after one month anyway, so why preorder it?

Why can’t we have THAT conversation where games are getting way too expensive now? Instead of going “YOU’RE A BAD PERSON FOR BUYING THIS GAME”

the game looks good, but yes, games are expensive as frick nowadays, and they are starting to take up more storage space.

And at some point they’ll be $80, then $90, and then $100 just for the regular game.

I can't believe how expensive some games ate now
Like, the fact that its just normal now to pay $60 for big name brand games that are sometimes laggy, full of bugs, have insane priced in game purchases, or have expensive dlc's is just insane, especially when small indie game companies can sell a game for 10-30 dollars, containing little to no in game purchases.

The only exception I can think of is Elden Ring, which I did get for $60, but other than that, most games I get are older AAA games on discount.

I paid $60 for Pokemon scarlet last November. Sixty. Dollars. For an unoptimized, laggy as f**k game. Was it fun? Sure, it was a Pokemon game. But honesty, it was very disappointing, especially coming from Nintendo.
And the worse part, is that this is happening to everyone who plays games from massive game companies. I personally can't name many that I have personally experienced, but, being on the internet, you here a lot of stories about how bad some major label games have been the past few years. Its sad, really.

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F**k now my entire point is invalid

me not playing cuz i am saving my storage space on my console

yo this is unrelated but u have spotify uploads and i wanna know how

My stuff gets published through TuneCore.com

is it free?

It’s a subscription service. $15 a year.

How is it harmful? Based game

The most you should pay for a game is like, $40, unless it's a bundle of games like the master chief collection

The chief collection is only 50 bucks
Cheaper than the games themselves 🥶