Definitely would love to share My top 5: ------ 1. Skyrim (It was arguably my first consistently played game of all time, and it still has fundamentally changed my life forever. I remember when it came out, i was in Freshman year. And i made a whole presentation solely about this game and how i wanted to become a game designer one day because of Skyrim. Thats how much this game impacted people) 2. Dying Light 2014 (The best zombie game of all time. I mean, come on its objectively above and beyond what we loved about Dead Island and every RPG/Open world game at the time. It still holds up graphically and the story was probably the most original "zombie" story where you played a secret agent inside a quarantine zone. The volatiles and the Night gameplay is something you cant get anywhere else. 3. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2019 (It doesn't matter what you feel about this game in the end. You have to admit Modern Warfare completely REVOLUTIONIZED. FPS games. In both graphical expectations and animation quality. The awards it won speak volumes for how innovative and game changing this game was for the industry of first person shooters. That we still have games trying to imitate many features this game provided [Tac Sprint, Reload while ADS, Slide canceling, Stim shots and more]. The game played the best we ever saw in CoD and the community was the most united than ever. Maybe it was just SBMM, but it was the first game i ever saw my KD be a 3.0+ 4. Far Cry 5 (I would absolutely agree with you on Far Cry 3 being the superior Far Cry, and thus Ubisofts best FPS open world game. But being that how Far Cry 3 set the standard, and the games just kept getting better after it. Far Cry peaked at Five. The setting and location was the most gleefully fun experience, the antics and culture the game provided made the game iconic. And the scenario of the cult was probably the best execution and eerieness, while during that time many "cult" games were doing the same. [Outlast 2 comes to mind]. 5. Cyberpunk 2077 (Probably will go down as the most underrated video game in history. And was a complete PR disaster which could have been prevented to expose what was in the end a writing, world building masterpiece. I haven't been so attached to a world and characters like CP2077 did since probably Watch Dogs 2014. A dark and gritty world that mirrors many harsh realities we face every day. While playing a character who we are making their own story to call. Everything from the gameplay, characters, music and stage plays is a masterclass for a video game in general. Cyberpunk even got its own Anime TV show, which blew up its excitement into a new life. Witcher, nor the Last of Us ever had that hype ans effect. This definitely is my most Recent best game ive ever played to rank in a top 5.
In no particular order 1.) Halo MCC (come on guys, it might not be the best way to experience the original games but it does let me add Halo 2, 3, 3:ODST, and Reach under one roof without making halo take up 4 spots.) 2.) Black Ops 2 (the campaign was simply fantastic. Origins is an amazing zombies map along with mob of the dead and the OG nuketown zombies) 3.) Fallout 4 (cant deny while it is a "bad fallout", it is the most aproachable, modable, stable, and all around best playing fallout) 4.) Red Dead Redemption 2 (cowboy pew pew 🤠) 5.) GTA V (word soup warning)(when it came out it was all i played after school. The online is a trashy grindfest and the lack of content in the single player really killed that game. The story was amazing, the gameplay was amazing, rockstar's online cash cow killed it for me once the single player content dried up. This is the only game I'll put up but no longer enjoy, thats only because it was such an amazing experience growing up and I've beat it 4 times at at least, possibly 6. Maybe I'll play it through again in a few years.) Well, this was a nostalgia trip, back to adulting.
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Definitely would love to share My top 5:
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1. Skyrim (It was arguably my first consistently played game of all time, and it still has fundamentally changed my life forever. I remember when it came out, i was in Freshman year. And i made a whole presentation solely about this game and how i wanted to become a game designer one day because of Skyrim. Thats how much this game impacted people)
2. Dying Light 2014 (The best zombie game of all time. I mean, come on its objectively above and beyond what we loved about Dead Island and every RPG/Open world game at the time. It still holds up graphically and the story was probably the most original "zombie" story where you played a secret agent inside a quarantine zone. The volatiles and the Night gameplay is something you cant get anywhere else.
3. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2019 (It doesn't matter what you feel about this game in the end. You have to admit Modern Warfare completely REVOLUTIONIZED. FPS games. In both graphical expectations and animation quality. The awards it won speak volumes for how innovative and game changing this game was for the industry of first person shooters. That we still have games trying to imitate many features this game provided [Tac Sprint, Reload while ADS, Slide canceling, Stim shots and more]. The game played the best we ever saw in CoD and the community was the most united than ever. Maybe it was just SBMM, but it was the first game i ever saw my KD be a 3.0+
4. Far Cry 5 (I would absolutely agree with you on Far Cry 3 being the superior Far Cry, and thus Ubisofts best FPS open world game. But being that how Far Cry 3 set the standard, and the games just kept getting better after it. Far Cry peaked at Five. The setting and location was the most gleefully fun experience, the antics and culture the game provided made the game iconic. And the scenario of the cult was probably the best execution and eerieness, while during that time many "cult" games were doing the same. [Outlast 2 comes to mind].
5. Cyberpunk 2077 (Probably will go down as the most underrated video game in history. And was a complete PR disaster which could have been prevented to expose what was in the end a writing, world building masterpiece. I haven't been so attached to a world and characters like CP2077 did since probably Watch Dogs 2014. A dark and gritty world that mirrors many harsh realities we face every day. While playing a character who we are making their own story to call. Everything from the gameplay, characters, music and stage plays is a masterclass for a video game in general.
Cyberpunk even got its own Anime TV show, which blew up its excitement into a new life. Witcher, nor the Last of Us ever had that hype ans effect. This definitely is my most Recent best game ive ever played to rank in a top 5.
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I’m putting Halo 3 comfortably in my top 5
I would put rdr2 in .2 best game iv played
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My five would be Rdr2, BG3, Bioshock, Fallout NV and Hitman 3
Runner up would be Borderlands 2
Someone get this guy a Fromsoft game
Halo 1, 2 and 3 could actually all be in the top 5. With red dead 2 and Skyrim as the others.
In no particular order
1.) Halo MCC (come on guys, it might not be the best way to experience the original games but it does let me add Halo 2, 3, 3:ODST, and Reach under one roof without making halo take up 4 spots.)
2.) Black Ops 2 (the campaign was simply fantastic. Origins is an amazing zombies map along with mob of the dead and the OG nuketown zombies)
3.) Fallout 4 (cant deny while it is a "bad fallout", it is the most aproachable, modable, stable, and all around best playing fallout)
4.) Red Dead Redemption 2 (cowboy pew pew 🤠)
5.) GTA V (word soup warning)(when it came out it was all i played after school. The online is a trashy grindfest and the lack of content in the single player really killed that game. The story was amazing, the gameplay was amazing, rockstar's online cash cow killed it for me once the single player content dried up. This is the only game I'll put up but no longer enjoy, thats only because it was such an amazing experience growing up and I've beat it 4 times at at least, possibly 6. Maybe I'll play it through again in a few years.)
Well, this was a nostalgia trip, back to adulting.