Fast travel mechanics have become common in open world games, but these worlds are best explored without them. Fallout 4 and The Witcher 3 were two of my favorite titles even when I fast traveled, but they have become much better now that I'm on a self-imposed fast travel ban.
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I think i made the mistake of giving Mama Murphy too many chems. Because I could never get my settlement past 98% happiness, and it even cost me the Platinum.
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A switch 2 update might be a nice way to celebrate it for people who brought the switch 1 version
It will be for a price. unfortunately not like the PS5 where a majority of them were free.
Cool, can we get a controller sensitivity option for the PS5? Geralt going full sprint when I barely touch the controller is keeping me from playing this game a 3rd time.
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I would have included the Uncharted games as well. Good list though.
Haha it is not lost on me that two of the games in the top four were already novels before they were games
I can agree on every game except Breath of the Wild. That game is way to vast not to fast travel.
I barely fast travel in botw
I'm all for being immersed in the game world but sometimes if I'm trying to complete a mission in a short amount of time (because I need to get back to real life), I need to sell off inventory, a quest is a really long drawn out go here, back to here, across the map, back and forth 7 times, or I have finished the story and just want to have fun I will use it. Everyone has different preferences though so there isn't a need to hate on fast travel if you don't want it then ignore it.