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r/videogames • u/PoopsMcScoots • Aug 19 '26
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I don't think you understand how similar elden ring and outer wilds are.
Source: these are my top 2 games followed by sekiro and rdr2 ofcourse.
1 u/i_was_axiom Aug 19 '26 I hear yall, I'm happy to listen to your insights. The thing I appreciated most about OW was the grand nature-of-reality stuff. I'm sort of unconcerned with spoilers if you feel like really laying out the parallels 1 u/edo_okati1 Aug 19 '26 Oh I don't need spoilers. Exploration and unpacking it step by step. Ow has navigation, er is exploration with a lot of fighting. What do you do when you hit a wall? Go explore (applies to both -- level up with knowledge or runes -- it's still the same). And the depth of story is just beautiful
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I hear yall, I'm happy to listen to your insights. The thing I appreciated most about OW was the grand nature-of-reality stuff. I'm sort of unconcerned with spoilers if you feel like really laying out the parallels
1 u/edo_okati1 Aug 19 '26 Oh I don't need spoilers. Exploration and unpacking it step by step. Ow has navigation, er is exploration with a lot of fighting. What do you do when you hit a wall? Go explore (applies to both -- level up with knowledge or runes -- it's still the same). And the depth of story is just beautiful
Oh I don't need spoilers.
Exploration and unpacking it step by step.
Ow has navigation, er is exploration with a lot of fighting.
What do you do when you hit a wall? Go explore (applies to both -- level up with knowledge or runes -- it's still the same).
And the depth of story is just beautiful
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u/edo_okati1 Aug 19 '26
I don't think you understand how similar elden ring and outer wilds are.
Source: these are my top 2 games followed by sekiro and rdr2 ofcourse.