Reviewing Ghost of Yotei is interesting to me because I loved Ghost of Tsushima. Furthermore, Ghost of Tsushima had some initial issues for me that were later fixed, and Yotei comes with those changes right out of the gate. Yet, I’m still not as warm on Ghost of Yotei as I was expecting to be.
I think my biggest worry going into Death Stranding 2 was the fear that it would stray too far from the original. That fear was unfounded as Death Stranding 2 is still a weird game about making deliveries amid a world filled with beached ghosts, pod babies, and Troy Baker having an absolute blast playing one of the strangest roles ever cast.
Wild Bastards is a rogue-lite strategy shooter and that fact alone is going to make it a divisive experience, especially in today’s dopamine-hungry, power fantasy climate fueled by low attention spans that take offense at the mere mention of rubbing two brain cells together in order to play a game.
This guide is a direct continuation of my previous guide. The Biggest Mistake You’re Making in Helldiver’s 2 – Running Away. Helldivers 2 has evolved quite a bit since I made that guide so an update is warranted. I also wanted to take into account a lot of the feedback I got from that guide and address some of the criticisms I received.
This guide will provide some additional clarity on my previous thoughts and hopefully provide some more actionable suggestions for the average player base. By that I mean, playing with randoms with little to no voice communication. These tips are universal, however, and should help your success rate on any difficulty whether you are playing with friends or complete strangers.