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@@victoriavelazquez9461 Yes there is 1st and 3rd

@@PassingThePeriphery Thanks so much!

@@firesnakearies Thanks so much, glad it could be helpful!

@@AtreyusNinja Not much longer now!

I hope that Avowed is a really fun game! It is a shame about the bad PR that’s happened but I hope that they can still deliver a fun experience. Not much longer now!

Who’s that you’re referencing?

@JoshLevelsUp asmongold

@@chch1959 Played both, both awesome games. I plan to make another video like this in the future with new games or maybe an expanded list.

not funny, not funny at all

@@AtreyusNinja it's hilarious 😁 no money, no respect for that ideologic 💩

Skyrim is amazing, but I don’t know if I would list it as perfect, and I love Skyrim. If I make a best open world games video then it’s definitely making the list.

Thanks so much!

They’re all great games of course. I’m not sure that Odyssey is miles better but I feel like Nintendo has their games so dialed in that the quality just remains high. Same thing with the Zelda franchise.

Care to elaborate on the contradiction part?

Interesting thought. I don’t mind the mission structure in the game but I can see how it may not be everyone’s favorite. I think the overall package makes up for any shortcomings.

@@pooya4434 The game has a great open world that invites you to explore, do side activities, etc, but as soon as you do a main mission you are told exactly what to do: Go there, follow this person, shoot those guys, now escape on your horse. You're not allowed to plan anything yourself or solve the problem more freely for most missions.

@@loosegoose2466 Thanks! I agree, I wish that the paid early access stuff would end. But I’m hoping it will be a good game and that the drama won’t distract too much.

One of my favorites for sure

I get loving open world games, I really enjoy them as well. But there's still a lot of great games that don't fit into that open world design. Positives and negatives to both I think.

Thanks! I’ve never played slime rancher before, may need to check it out!

Not much longer!

@@Doodlebop2345 I think it has some fun things to offer. Definitely a switch from the typical fantasy RPG.

@ I agree, I also like the color panel of the game too, they seem to really pop, cool esthetics overall

@@AverageJoesLibrary Same here!

@@lcicada You’re welcome! Hope it’s fun!

@@cameandwent362 I agree. I think it’s always best to wait and see what reviews say, no matter the game.

Nah, it's because KCD2 is set up to be amazing and unique. Avowed can be compared to Skyrim because it is a lot like Skyrim, KCD2 stands out in a cluttered market, gave game trials out an entire month early to player and the devs have said that it has been in a playable state for a long time. This game is only hit by the culture war because a dev attacked gamers, without that it probably wouldn't have gotten much attention. It's sad for Avowed that it shares a launch month with KCD2.

@MassofBiscuits well clearly that's not true, kcd 2 has been done before, in particular with kcd 1 and from the gameplay I've seen they haven't really innovated anything new. That's not a bad thing by any stretch, I don't think a sequel needs to be anything more than an expansion of what works a tweak of what didn't, but to act like kcd 2 is this new innovative form of game and that's why it's getting attention is sorta dishonest.

@@bleesev2 what a weird take. Naming a the first edition to a franchise does not mean that the franchise isn't unique within gaming. What other game is out there simular to KCD2? And this time, you can't name KCD1.

@MassofBiscuits will for 1. I actually do think it's relevant because kcd 1 didn't do that well, it did fine but it was firmly in AA sales, it wasnt a big gaming revolution like you seem to imply it was. 2. Sure. The mount and blade series is quite similar to kcd, it has emphasis on realism and simulation in a medieval setting with large open ended battles and very little handholding. Medieval dynasty is also quite similar with a keen focus on realistic medieval simulation (though it's more multiplayer focused). To a lesser extent crusader kings 3 also has similarities, while it's not first person it is a medieval sim that has a large focus on realism. Medieval sim is a whole genre of games and sure all of these games are slightly different to kcd 2, but they're as different to kcd 2 as avowed is to Skyrim. And I want clarify I'm excited for kcd 2, I played the first game at launch and loved it, I love medieval sim games. But I think a lot of people have chosen to uplift kcd 2 over other games like avowed simply for culture war reasons and I think that's sad.

@@bleesev2 KCD1 was definitely not revolutionary, it has it's own problems, KCD2 is the cultivation of Warhorses original vision and it's exciting to see it all come together. Had no clue that Mount and Blade existed, pretty excited to check it out! I agree, a lot of people are uplifting the game as a champion to take down woke games, a lot of people just echo youtubers. I have loved KCD since I saw their vision on kickstarter back in 2014 I think it was. My point is really that people have a hard time comparing games to KCD because it does a lot of things differently as comparing Avowed to Skyrim is really easy to do. But your Mount and Blade is a great comparison.

I hoper it's nothing like The Outer worlds. It wasn't a bad game, but so bland in every aspect. Guess I'll wait for SkillUp's review. :)

​@lcicada is just a really budget game, honestly for what it was i don't think it was bad

Same here! Thanks for stopping by!

I totally get that, I respect you for being openly a huge crybaby

@@giraffe7753 Said the twink in the comment section -_-

Cry more please

Well if what was said is true in any regard then I'm not interested. And LGBT is one of the tags, so it very well could be. Almost like another game that flopped recently. That art director may have saved a lot of money for people. As for me the pronouns was already pushing it, I am waiting to see what the game has to offer in reviews now. If it's a quarter as bad as Veilguard then I won't be playing. Thank you art director who couldn't be quiet, you saved me 70 dollars I may have regretted spending.

@ tags aren’t company made it’s added by the community, it got brigaded during the controversy and added to try and kneecap the game. I personally have no issue with LGBT people or pronouns so that wouldnt be enough to stop me from buying it. All previews have been overwhelmingly positive even from non legacy gaming media, so it’s looking like it will be good hopefully and that matters more to me than one guy on a project.

@@acleaver1874 Veilguard had good previews as well, but it was super woke and just a bad game. Until you see it with your own eyes on full release you can't trust previews. Maybe things will line up, but I really have lost trust in gaming media and people who accept invites to previews. I'll wait and see, maybe I'm wrong and it's just the pronoun selection and nothing else. But until I know I ain't bout to spend a single minute playing.

@@celiafrostborn See that's the problem, Veilguard, believe it or not, is not actually that woke. It has a Character Creator that lets you have options that could be considered woke (but I've never really felt like complaining about MORE customization in my character creator so) and it has one optional quest about a character being non-binary, but that's basically it. The game in general is just sorta a normal game other than that. It's less woke than Baldur's gate 3 for sure. My issue with this culture war is that any sign of wokeness, no matter how small (like pronouns in a character creator) immediately makes the game woke.

@@bleesev2 exactly this. but y'know, grifters gotta grift on either side and the product of that is having droves of mindless people deciding on not even playing a game because of pronouns (which they have no problem using everyday lol) or at worst review bombing games. What's ironic is on the conservative side one of the common talking points is wanting "regular good games with no politics" but don't care when those politics align with their own and judge games based on their politics instead of game quality. Meaning more mid games will come out and are accepted because they align with the politics of these people. Prime example of this is stellar blade in what world does stellar blade deserve as much hype as it got, when DMC, nier, sekiro, and bayonetta still exist? But because it had goon bait and no gay characters it's getting 10 out of 10s in that crowd, when in reality its more like a 6/10 being generous, but I guess the lack of black people, gays or any other minorities bumps it up a few points.

I think you will find that most people think their complaints are valid.