Writes-Many-Posts
Champion of Grottos and Gremlins
It does not matter which game it is: I just hate the feeling of going underwater. After spending such a long time playing Skyrim (thankfully a relatively underwater-free game), and then playing Stranded Deep, I realized how true it was. The controls feel clunkier (looking at you, AC4), to the point of you not knowing whether your character is swimming towards the top or the bottom of the ocean, and your speed compared to everything else is reduced to a point I could almost call it torture.
Then we also have the fact that I feel like I am out of breathing time as soon as my screen turns blue, and how underpowered you are compared to your enemies down there (we Skyrim players can relate), blurry vision, muffled sound, eerie environment, AC4 jumpscares and how big it seems to be compared to you.
Please tell me I am not alone :[
- Writes-Many-Posts, embittered after being dragged to the depths of the Pacific by a Tiger Shark
Then we also have the fact that I feel like I am out of breathing time as soon as my screen turns blue, and how underpowered you are compared to your enemies down there (we Skyrim players can relate), blurry vision, muffled sound, eerie environment, AC4 jumpscares and how big it seems to be compared to you.
Please tell me I am not alone :[
- Writes-Many-Posts, embittered after being dragged to the depths of the Pacific by a Tiger Shark