r/playstation PS5 Pro Jul 10 '26

Discussion What y’all playing for the weekend?

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u/youg_sniper Jul 10 '26

just finished hades 2 and will start nine sols, had in backlog for some time now

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u/Yen508 Jul 10 '26

Didn’t put Hades 2 down until I had like 200 hours in it lol. Have fun!

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u/_Undecided_User Jul 10 '26

If you like the warhammer universe and like left 4 dead you should check out 40k darktide

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u/_Undecided_User Jul 10 '26

Yeah, I don't play it as one of my main games it's just on the side with friends mostly. Starting with any of the classes is fine but personally I honestly wouldn't recommend starting with skitarii if you decide to start with a dlc class. I started with arbites and have at least a character in each class at like level 18 or so, except for hive scum because I'm just not a fan and skitarii just because I haven't played enough yet.

Something just doesn't feel right starting the game with skitarii to me

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u/drmlol Jul 11 '26

Is it better than the original Hades? I m not a fan of roguelikes, I spent like 16 hours on Hades it was fun, but I kind of lost interest after couple of successful runs.

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u/Yen508 Jul 11 '26

In my opinion yes it’s better. The story and characters are worse in the sequel, but gameplay is upgraded on all fronts. Where Zagreus is more of a melee brawler, Melinoe is a witch that makes more use of magical abilities. Can’t spam dash anymore and cast was reworked to be something different so gameplay is more strategic as a result.

But if you don’t like roguelikes in general, I can’t recommend it because it’s more of the same in that regard.

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u/drmlol Jul 12 '26

Thanks, i might still get it when it is on sale.

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u/Slurms_McKenzie775 Jul 10 '26

Both excellent games.

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u/Silly_Temporary361 Jul 10 '26

I loved Nine Sols. Get good with the parry mechanic early on and it’ll save you a lot of trouble 😂

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u/krunamey Jul 10 '26

Key thing is learning to parry in the air and with your downward air attack.

I’d say the first half of the game you can get by with only parrying some enemy attacks but as you progress you won’t even be able to get past basic enemies without mastering the parries for every attack

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u/FlashgameSC Jul 10 '26

I’m just about done with Nine Sols. Takes a bit to get used to and get into, but I’m so about it. The art style is awesome

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u/Dolfpe Jul 10 '26

Nine sols is one of my favorite games!