Yeah that’s what I’m saying to the OP, Wildlands don’t really require constant “maintenance” from The developers, no balance, PVP, annual content..so being worried that they’ll forget about The Division and concentrate on Wildlands doesn’t really make sense.

I don’t know if the Avatar money is a guarantee.. I don’t even think the Avatar sequels is a guarantee, look at all the failed YA movies attempting to do a trilogy and failed to reach a third movie, sometimes planning and ambition still manages to fail.

Are they even the same teams working on Division and Wildlands? In any case, Wildlands isn’t an MMO, its a single player experience, witnh multiplayer of course, plot point A to B. Beyond that is just replaying missions for fun, no grinding for items.

Wait..whatever happened to that Epic Games’ Fortnight?

I don’t know..seems like everyone acknowledge the stupid story and terrible end boss but still like the game. Personally I like it enough but it started to get tired towards the end. Still, the nemesis system is what kept the whole game up, from the combat to the lackluster plot, so its fair to say that system sort of…

It’s almost like people loved the nemesis system so much they liked the actual game more than it warranted

I actually had fun with it, even when pairing with public. We kinda have a mutual understanding when executing a plan. But the lack of communication tools, coop interactions..it feels limited.

I loved Drew, he’s the chillest among the chill Giant Bomb crew..sad to see him go but the farewell podcast was great.

There was an Asari NPC who had a Krogan father..so the physics is doable..

“Like riding a giraffe into battle.”

No. That’s stupid.

Aww yeah I watched the Tested walkthrough of the game a few months ago and i can’t wait for it

That is crazy..I even plead to Youtube gamers to take hiatus for health reasons. I think fans would understand streamers if they want to stream shorter. I’m really sad for this guy..damn..

I heard the Pirates of Pancreas is awesome

“Normally I am not a fan of pictures showing the entire expanse of my body,”

Reminds me of an old Stephen Chow movie with a solar powered torchlight but you have to use another torchlight to power it :D

Adding to my other reply, I think the problem with “comedic content” now is that its accessible to everyone online, whether you’re the target audience or not. We wouldn’t even come across this controversy if we didn’t read this article. Back then we have to seek the comedian/artist but now everything is spilled over…

“Comedy has a line.”

We’ll bang ok?