Huh? I found it to easily be the best in the entire series, and one of my GoTYs.

Eh, I don’t know. I played a ton of Siege during beta and early launch, then took a break, and just came back last week. I think the game is very polished and working great, but I am on PC.

Always updated day one, never a single issue.

The comment was 5 years old, but still thanks for the answer :)

I’m guessing the brain subconsciously makes the body push harder so that it can finish whatever business that’s important to you, and after that, it just lets go and stops fighting.

But it doesn’t just circle you. The actions are pretty random. It can find you rather quickly, or not appear at all, but it will absolutely figure out where you are eventually if you just stay in one place.

I’m not sure what the problem is. Would you want it to know where the player is, and also to attack them 100% of time? How do you propose an AI to work if not like this?

Not at all. Even this bullet point says that the game doesn’t use that information all the time, and based on my three playthroughs, it’s completely true. You may have lucked out, but in general, I was actually surprised how rarely the alien found me even on hardest setting. It absolutely did not cheat or anything,…

I did. But out of my 3 long-term GFs so far, and all the other girls I was into where things didn’t work out, people basically shut down every time I say more than a few words about it. Kind of like trying to talk politics to someone not into it - you get “yeah yeah, can we please not talk about this anymore?” after…

How long do I have to wait until girls who are into that? 40? 60? 80?

Eh, I think that strongly depends on what your interests are and what the woman is into.

You can aim for realism while not taking it to extreme levels. Last of Us is a great example from Naughty Dog (Uncharted in general never meant to be realistic, it’s more fun and cartoon-y).

Thank god I just watched the episode. But seriously, wtf is up with using THAT image as the main one for the article? It basically forces a huge spoiler right down my throat, even if I don’t click it or read the article name. Ffs.

Only started playing recently, but I’m at 48% game completion after 50 hours of playing. If there is a game that’s alright without DLC, it’s an RPG like this. So damn much to do already!

Other places seem to agree that it takes around 8 hours even if you do all the side-quests, but I’d say that it’s still more than enough for the price. It’s actually longer than some $60 AAA titles.

Simplistic puzzles, huh? Other reviews mention it having the hardest puzzles in the entire series. Guess us players will have to judge ourselves!

A week? A couple of weeks? Do you realize that you have to be in deficit for months at least?

Not every PS4 owner enjoys that kind of gameplay.

Not every PS4 owner enjoys that kind of gameplay.

He isn’t wrong, though, no matter how far-fetched the idea. Unlike ASI, North Korea can not pose threat to the entire human race.

“30 hours of story” is a really rough estimate, though. Unless it’s 30 hours of dialogue, it mostly means 30 hours of same gameplay as before with some story injections in between.