which Yakuza even is this?
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This is a Minecraft server with no rules and the map will not be reset. The server is based on Java Edition 1.12.2, but you can join on newer clients (hacked/modded clients are allowed). This server also does not support Mojang/Microsoft's shitty bullshit chat report feature.
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Why does only only 66,8% of the players on Steam have unlocked the first achievement "Unbound" in the game that requires you only to progress the game a little bit? And the other one at 57,3% that requires you to progress 3-5 minutes further and literally click yes on one of three stones right next to your path?
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Imo the best way to play Bethesda games is to ignore the main quests etc, and just explore.
Bethesda games have some absolutely stellar hidden side quests.
Elder Scrolls games become so much more enjoyable if you just roam around, talking to random people in the Inn etc and just do the random sidequests. Some of those side quests have more effort put to them than most mainquests/guild quests.
In Oblivion for an example there is this random-ass town in middle of the wilderness to which no roads lead or anything. When you enter it, all the NPCs hate you for some reason and refuse to talk to you. But if you go to the same place at the night, you'll start to see some weird cult shit going on.
Only way to find this place is to find it at random or via some random ass side quest in a tavern.
Have you ever played or heard of it?
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It's a good game but as >>203288 and >>203381 said the UI is a nightmare, I've played it quite a bit and one get's used to it but it's definetely a barrier for new players
Really surprised that it took Toady this long to fix his UI, making the game more approachable would have made it much more popular for sure.
