Game has a stealth mechanic

>game has a stealth mechanic

>Game has mechanics

>Game has waifus

>Non-stealth game has an obligatory stealth section that if seen, you insta fail and can't fall back on the combat/ driving mechanics.

>If you do manage too pass the stealth portion, your then discovered in a cutscene and have to escape/ shoot your way out anyway

>stealth section has a time limit

>it's a stealth game with escort missions

>game has profound impact on your life

Probably the stupidest part of any game that it appears in.

>nier making any sort of impact on your life
>you know you hit rock bottom when video games impact you

Avril Lavigne?

HEY HEY YOU YOU

KA-KA-KA-KAWAII

>game can be finished loudly or through stealth
>stealth is more boring but nets more XP
Hate this shit famalam

>Game has a moral choice system
>In order to get any benefit from it, you have to autistically be either Mother Theresa or Literally Hitler.
>Being in between and acting like a normal functioning human being gets you jack shit.

>start new rpg run
>decide to be evil for once
>after a few decisions fall back to being good

Why can't i be an asshole?

>games with moral choice systems
>making a single "bad" choice instantly brands you as worse than Hitler, even by psychopathic mass murders who now look down upon you for stealing a random item.

>Game has a moral choice system
>Good Option: Help these people for reasons that make sense and have a clear benefit
>Evil Option: Go out of your way to be a horrible asshole for no reason

haven't played nier, but from what i hear about it, it sounds exactly how post-apocalyptia would go. metal gear has made a profound impact on me. i know i haven't hit rock bottom yet, though.

Fucking ogre battle. All the best units where good. Why even give us the option

>game has RPG mechanics
>game has unlock trees

>Neutral involves you helping people for good reasons, but having to stop and kick a few puppies and randomly be a massive jackass for no reason other than keeping yourself from being "too" good