He doesn’t trust new technology though, there is actually a line in the game where he says “You know what doesn’t need GPS to work, a notebook.” It’s part of who he is, and I am sure the only reason why he has a cellphone at all is to keep in touch with Elena.

As a former Xbox One owner, I suggest you buy a PC...

The ears are too round, head shape isn’t boxy enough, and the entire tail appears to be white instead of just the tip... If that is an Eevee it isn’t like any Eevee we’ve seen in any other Pokemon game.

Would you rather have an incredibly expensive and fragile smartphone while you are scavenging for salvage or a durable, reliable, and cheap contractor style flip phone? Chances are after the first dozen or so phones Nate ruined he decided something a bit cheaper might be in order.

If it weren’t for the fact that they have fairly modern flatscreen tvs, and Elena’s DSLR seems pretty modern as well I wouldn’t have much trouble imagining the game was set in the mid-late 90s. I just think that Elena is nostalgic, and Nathan doesn’t bother buying nice phones since they would likely be destroyed in…

I don’t know why you are replying to me, despite my not playing a poise build and the stat being broken not effecting my personal experience I amarguing against poise being broken...

How exactly is it unreasonable for players to expect that not only will a stat work the way it has in past games, but will in fact have a function at all.

Here’s my opinion on this though; if they wanted to make it more like BB great, I’d be fine with that, but if they planned on getting rid of poise to make it happen they should have gotten rid of encumbrance like BB did as well.

BB also didn’t have encumbrance, nor a penalty to movement based on it. Taking away what is arguably the biggest benefit of heavy armor while keeping what’s arguably its biggest penalty is not good game design.

The problem with ‘working as intended’ is that developer intentions should not override customer experiences.

Psssst... At least one covenant invades you because you are breaking into their home... Just saying.

Dueling is basically gone now though since the game auto summons multiple opponents. I haven't had a single one on one encounter in the 80 hours I played so far...

I seem to remember durability working as intended in DS2 on PC when running at 60fps as well; that is until they finally admitted it was a bug and fixed it a year after release.

A lot more thought goes into SMT/Persona games though because if you aren’t paying attention to weaknesses even basic enemies can become a hassel.

I am 30 years old, and yet still to this day I act like a 10 year old when I see a new set of starters... Damnit Nintendo, getting me with the feels.

Yeah, I really have to feel bad for Avalanche. They’ve worked very hard to take an otherwise shallow kids game series and give it a lot of depth. You have to wonder if this is something they’ve known for a while and they’ve been slowly winding down development or if the team is looking at several unfinished projects…

I remember them talking about having an additional Star Wars set coming this year, but seeing as they never announced anything when Rogue One got it’s trailer alongside today’s announcement it’s looking like it won’t be happening.

That doesn’t actually mean that they own the rights to Marvel characters in video game form... This is the reason that we didn’t get a Scarlet Witch figure in the Battlegrounds set.

He can be bought separately as a 3.0 figure.

This is truly depressing... I was hoping to see more Marvel, Star Wars, and classic Disney characters make it into Infinity. There is really so much untapped potential within the company.