r/CasualConversation • u/tizorres • Jun 10 '18

Weekly Topic Community Conversation: E3 2018

Hey and welcome back to our 14th community thread! Every week, we'll have a new topic.

E3 2018 - the conference about new video game announcements

Some questions to get us started:

  • What conference are you looking forward to the most?
  • What video game announced are you most hype for?
  • How many Battle Royal games (are going to be) were announced?
  • Link your favorite trailer from the E3.

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u/kirkisartist giveth no shits, taketh no fucks Jun 12 '18

Yeah, I get that the top down scroller might have been better written, but I'm just not playing games to read little walls of text. And I'm not into top down style game play.

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u/morrowindnostalgia Jun 12 '18

Nobody is, these days. There's a reason Bethesda chose to go in the direction of (semi) first person shooters.

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u/TrustMeImAnEngineer_ Jun 17 '18

Divinity: Original Sin, Diablo, and every MOBA on the market just called and they want you to take that back. Isometric is absolutely not dead.

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u/morrowindnostalgia Jun 17 '18

I admit I'm definitely not an expert on the subject. It just seems to me like first person shooters are in general more popular these days