I believe you don’t see the value. If I showed you these emotes, you would literally take a mortgage out on your house.

“The Taken King Collector’s Edition Digital Content consists of: (3) Class Specific Emotes, (3) Armor Shaders, and (3) Exotic Class Items with XP Bonuses.”

Oh, We’re sorry. Here, let’s fix it but giving you what you ‘want’ by waaaay overcharging you for a couple of emotes, colors, and items. Remember when $20 would net…

Imagine that, only announcing a game when it’s almost finished. What a concept! The other branches of Square could learn a lesson.

I bailed on DA:I about 15 minutes into the game, when I saw that every class had like 8 choices in the skill trees where half of them are passive buffs to one of your 4 skills, and the tactical camera was totally not functioning because it’s bound to a zone and it’s drastically too zoomed in.

Just look at the…

I’m having a very similar experience playing Dragon Age: Origins and wanting to play Inquisition. I feel your pain Chris

I wonder if Destiny’s new horde mode will be like Destiny’s horde mode.

I agree, I love when companies release half baked products that make people throw up. Stupid of them to perfect the technology as much as possible. Gorram idiots.

As a designer myself, I simply cannot understand the logic in doing something like this. Is it really so hard for some designers to create their own artwork? Why are they even in the design field in the first place?

I’d assume the author is playing the Director’s Cut, where the boss fights aren’t nearly as bad as they were in the original version (though, they’re still pretty bad)

AMEN. The boss fights sucked.

Come on, man, all this and not a mention of the notorious factoid the boss fights were farmed out to another dev?

they sold a gutted, shell of what could have been one of the best games ever. thats what they sold.