Learning how to use twin sticks, I suggest The Witness. However, if she didn't like Portal, she might not like that either.

My second suggestion is Minecraft, and possibly Breath of the Wild since you have a Switch (though it might be too hard). If she still wants more narrative-oriented games, you could try The Outer Worlds on an easy difficulty.

iz ok bby

Lol oh sorry it didn’t interest you 😢

I love all my kids equally. ;P

2 & 4 are functionally the same. So I guess if they're endless and you can literally never reach the end of reviving / additional enemies, that would be the worst. But there's exactly 1 game I know of that Ever did that, and it was awesome because it was part of the narrative and necessary. ;P

The issue with you question is that I can think of as many enjoyable variants of those items as I can think of badly implemented versions, and so none of them stand out "By Design".

YuGiOh Duel Links.

I fuckin love the game but if you're fine spending real money in game instead of earning gems then you can just keep opening box sets until you have all the best cards and synergy.

The only saving grace is that the draw order is random, but if you know what you're doing when you build your deck then you can use several cards that heavily influence the draw order without putting you on your back foot.

Hell, I was in a ranked match and I was able to special summon Blue Eyes Alternate White Dragon on the second turn by showing him the Blue Eyes White Dragon in my hand that I drew before the first turn. By the 4th turn he was down to 600/4000 life points and I summoned Galaxy Eyes Photon Dragon just to rub salt in the wound.

That wasn't even with an optimized deck, I was still lacking several cards to actually optimize it.

Third person is better than first for this. Or maybe a twin stick shooter like Enter The Gungeon, though it’s just a plainly difficult game.
Dreamlight Valley could be up her alley.

Well you certainly failed in making any sort of interesting post there snowflake. Downvote harder.

The post wasn’t meant to be funny so good work.

Do they or are those terms people outside of Japan came up with as well?

Not unlike this post.

Damn dude so funny

This was a great game, it's available on Steam, just finished a play-through a couple months ago, still fun after all these years.

Same

Okay lol, so which one is worse without a counter?

I think i have EP 1 because i was intrested in it but it rottet in my Backlog we'll check it out.

I believe I found them on the official d&d website.

Indeed that was the name, I think that was his jam

i literally was in middle school at the time of this episode and it was the sole reason for me to get into WoW at the time

Wait for a sale amd get Divinity Original Sin 2. Check out a couple reviews but on my 3rd play through now and such an amazing game.

On the MMO front there's both Final Fantasy XIV and Star Wars The Old Republic. They're a little more story focused, but you can play a decent chunk of the content without paying anything(though FFXIV is a subscription game like WoW at some point).

You can also get Gamepass for like $1 for the first month and try out a lot of games.

Also, I've been looking for a new MMO after getting tired of WoW: You know how ESO is doing these days, and if it's worth getting into?

Oh, I misread your post. XD No I LIKE additional phases (unless there's an insane number).

My actual dislike when the ground suddenly becomes dangerous.

Have you heard of the high elves.....

Where'd you find that character sheet? I like how all the skills are grouped with their ability scores, all the ones I've seen just have them listed in alphabetical order.

Franchises; When accounting for sequels, merchandising and such, #1 and #2 are Pokemon and CoD.

Wildlands is fun.