Tim Cain created Fallout, so he knows what it takes to make a good game that influences artists, developers, and players for decades. That means Cain also knows what a bad game is like. He says as much i🌃n a .

"I'm going to talk about what I would consider to be [...] the worst RPG you could 𝓀possibly make," Cain says. It involves beautiful, but unskippable, cutscenes, an unexplained stats system with too many numbers, and minigames.

🃏"Pretty muc🍰h, if you do it out of combat, there's a minigame for it," Cain says, vindicating minigame haters (me) worldwide. 

Cain abhors limited combat styles, too, along with linear storylines, and generally anything that prevents a player from forming a unique, personal bond with a game. But even though Cain began his video with the assertion that this mythically awful RPG is some🐭thing he invented in his head, many gleeful commenters tried guessing what real game or developer Cain might be referencing. 

"Square Enix corporate watching this: 'WRITE THIS ALL DOWN! WRITE IT DOWN N💟OW!!!'" one popular comment says.

"Sounds like Tim played 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:[Dragon Age: The] Veilguard last night," says another reply, which echoes many other commenters' bel🧸ief that Cain is undoubtedl🧜y talking about the newest Dragon Age title. 

Cain resists these comments, and comments like༺ them,𝓰 in a follow-up video . 

"Many, many people left comments saying, 'Oh, I know! You're talking about this RPG!'" Caཧin says. "So, if you're asking me [if you were] right, is this the game I was thinking of? Well, if it helps you make a better game: you're right."

"I KNEW you were talking about Madden 2008!" says a tౠop reply. 

Be sure to check out our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Dragon Age: The Veilguard review to find out why it's one of 2024's 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best RPGs.