Yes, and I have no problem with it at all. I guess, because instead of presenting grades in ABC, it uses ranking that's less judgemental instead, which is also different based on play style also.
Games that I keep retrying to achieve a better grade or even add an extra challenge myself are Splinter Cells and Metal gear solid.
Guess you didn't reach the second paragraph.
Yeah, I don't have this kind of issue with Hitman's grading at all. Guess, each grade (Progressional, Silent Assassin) isn't judgmental.
I'm glad you have fun. If I were younger, I may still enjoy this. Now, I don't even care about achievements. It's funny that the latest game that I have the problem with is Hi-Fi Rush.
I love characters and would like to continue with the story, but thinking of grading pushed me off, while grading in Hitman doesn't push me off somehow.
I guess it's because I'm bad with tempo and feel that I keep getting B or lower.
So glad that Sekiro doesn't have a grading.
I'm still playing Lies of P. 26 hours into the first playthrough Not sure if I will finish it though. I felt more frustrated towards LoP than when I played FromSoft's games.
I hate that it uses multi-phase bosses so much, yet these phases tend to have nothing related to the earlier phase.
I'm playing Lies of P. It's a good soul like game, but felt like the dev took some wrong lessons from FS.
I'm really frustrated that the distance that I have to travel to retry each boss is so far. It's like playing DS1 with some flaws that FS grew out of.
Second this. They have so many activities, but kinda repetitive if play each entry back to back. With a somewhat Grundy nature, it burnt out fast, if not rush.
Then you can assert dominance by saying, I beat it pre nerf lol.
I wished they do away with those boss rum back, though.
Sekiro is way more generous with the Buddha's statues that I could retry a boss easily.
Good point on the underutilized storage. It would be very good to have a pay per use kind of thing.
Aren't most of these services offering 6-12 months plans that are cheaper on average?
I don't get the Dropbox one here. Are you expecting 1TB cloud storage for free?
But yeah, if really want those then pCloud offers a 2 TB life time plan.
But in Hitman, it gave the agent do many tools to take the target out. I could've spent an entire day setting up traps and still score SA rank. It felt more relaxed that way.