Why actually burn the stuff on a disc? Wouldn’t flash drives be immensely easier?

Huh. Looks like I may not even get it on sale after all. We’ll see how it is in a few months.

Not that bad for a game being made from scratch. I actually wish Star Citizen devs made the same and just pushed the game a few years away so that people who have no idea about how games are developed would shut up about why it’s still not done.

I find hackusations to be much worse. It’s actually so bad, that I automatically presume none of the players to be cheating no matter how good they seem to be, because in the last few years I haven’t met a single cheater in any of the multiplayer games I play (like BF4), but saw HUNDREDS of people accuse others of…

In my experience, the ones who have other people are generally big channels/streamers who are already successful enough to actually “hire” people for that sorta thing.

I’m fairly sure most of the pro players do Twitch as well. Although that also requires to have some sort of a online “personality”, not everyone wants to do that, maybe some just want to play the game well.

I’m kinda late with mine, but whatever.

It’s time. As much as I love the series, it’s just time to move on after this one.

Yes. Because putting a “simple” badass cyborg would simply not be Metal Gear. Did you play any of the games?

Well, same can be said about SW, elimination is often the sole objective. I understand his point, I guess I just disagree with it.

I am playing shitloads of Siege now, and I got around 350 hours in Factions on PS4 :) Used to play it obsessively for quite some time, and still would, if there weren’t so many new games and so much irl stuff to do. I missed it on PS3 as well, actually, because I figured that the multiplayer wasn’t even worth checking…

Honestly, I’m a fan of PC capabilities, but don’t sound like a douchebag. The only reason you’re able to do that on your PC is that there were some kind people who did it for free. Companies DO NOT WORK LIKE THAT, and that does NOT make them bad.

But yet, Star Wars manages to feel the same each time. Siege does have differences - if it’s a bomb, there are two rooms you can get into, and multiple places for them to appear in on every map, making for a LOT of different positions to infiltrate. Then you have TDM, which only involves one room, and where you have…

Hell, I still ask for a fork each time I’m out eating sushi rolls. It’s just way better.

What do you mean? Where? All 3 games mentioned have multiple modes, I’m confused.

Wow. I think I NEVER saw such a like/dislike ratio on a YouTube video ever before. This must be painful for the devs.

I seriously doubt that they can top The Last of Us multiplayer, but I’ll probably give it a try regardless, at least to check out the visuals.

Honestly, the game is just too fun. I played around 30 hours in beta with only a few maps and operators available, and yet it never became boring. I’m quite sure that with the amount of content the full game has, it’ll live for a long time even without considering all the planned DLC.

Woah, a fellow TLOU Factions fan, *highfive*! Not many of those I meet outside of the game’s subreddit :)

How is it thinner than Battlefront? It has more gadgets, more weapons, a ton of characters and plenty maps. It also actually plays differently thanks to all that, with rounds feeling unique.