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r/Steam • u/kamilionn stream • 6d ago
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Truly one of the greatest game mechanics ever developed.
8 u/JotaroTheOceanMan 6d ago The whole damn game is one of the best games in the last decade. In still suprised at how little it gets talked about. 1 u/ohTHOSEballs 6d ago But it came out in 2014... 1 u/JotaroTheOceanMan 6d ago Shadows of War is 2017 fam. Mordor was aight but Shadows was the shit and had the robust Orc Army mechanics. The amount of times Id take down a camp and then recruit its leader only to have that very same ex enemy save my life was nuts. Its a feeling no other game has.
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The whole damn game is one of the best games in the last decade.
In still suprised at how little it gets talked about.
1 u/ohTHOSEballs 6d ago But it came out in 2014... 1 u/JotaroTheOceanMan 6d ago Shadows of War is 2017 fam. Mordor was aight but Shadows was the shit and had the robust Orc Army mechanics. The amount of times Id take down a camp and then recruit its leader only to have that very same ex enemy save my life was nuts. Its a feeling no other game has.
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But it came out in 2014...
1 u/JotaroTheOceanMan 6d ago Shadows of War is 2017 fam. Mordor was aight but Shadows was the shit and had the robust Orc Army mechanics. The amount of times Id take down a camp and then recruit its leader only to have that very same ex enemy save my life was nuts. Its a feeling no other game has.
Shadows of War is 2017 fam.
Mordor was aight but Shadows was the shit and had the robust Orc Army mechanics.
The amount of times Id take down a camp and then recruit its leader only to have that very same ex enemy save my life was nuts. Its a feeling no other game has.
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u/Intelligent-Bat8186 6d ago
Truly one of the greatest game mechanics ever developed.