#Sekiro killing the looter update#

That said it's very fun and even though I typically don't like third-person shooters, Division 2 is my exception because the gamefeel is so damn good.īut I also felt like Division 1 ended up being a powercreeped clusterfuck of stats and perks that wasn't fun to keep track of, and broke builds by letting you have almost everything all the time, whereas Division 2 is stricter but each moving part is more impactful on its own, so that could be where people diverge on which they like more.Īlso, Division 2 is technically still going, Massive got hit hard with setbacks and delays, but they've finally put out their first title update with content since the end of 2020, and are dedicated to ramp development back up again.

#Sekiro killing the looter series#

Yeah, it has looting and shooting awesome parkour and crafting, but I don't feel like it's competing for the same playerbase as Destiny.Ĭlick to shrink.I honestly feel like post-expansion Division 2 has some of the best buildcrafting the series has had, it just needed more and better content, there wasn't much nuance to how you tackled new content because everything was just mow down the same enemies. I've also put in a hundred or so hours into Warframe, and I wouldn't put it in the same category as the above games. It's fun but it's not exactly competing with Destiny. Borderlands doesn't really care about balancing and just gives you awssome gear like guns that shoot swords. I've played several Borderlands games, and I'd say they're all fun singleplayer games but don't fall into the same category as pseudo-MMO that Destiny is in. Outriders is a fun romp if you only look at it as a single player game, but the cover based shooting feels clunky compared to Division and the looting/gunplay/abiliies is also lacking compared to Destiny. I loved the freedom of flying around but that game had almost nothing else going for it. Like another poster here said, the real life setting of Division along with all enemies being normal humans might have been an issue.Īnthem was also fun for the first few hours.

I liked Division/Division 2's cover based shooting and it had a good crafting mechanic long before Destiny chose to delve into crafting, but The Division just never grabbed me like Destiny.

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