Full disclosure, I know him reasonably well.

yeah I always attacked while the tail was up (when I was 10) and wondered why I couldnt win the fight. It was super frustrating.

Who cares if Schrieir likes it? I mean sure, good. But my original comment had no bearing on that. It was about the click-baity title of “Look what this amazing flying car can do!” Well turns out it can fly and it can crash. WOOO amazing. Anyways your opinion on giant bomb and that’s fine. But I don’t think waypoint…

I actually like this game. I don’t care if schrieher hates or likes it. His opinion. Frankly your comment doesn’t make any sense.

Yeah, that was a waste of my time. I’ve been a “kotaku advocate” for a long time now, but the content on this site is getting pretty low quality. Between “hey look what this can do its amazing!” to reddit reposts 3 days later and those stupid Taboola ads, I think I’m at the point where Kotaku is no longer going to be…

Yeah, he is an “off-tank” in the same way that Mei is. Hard to kill, deals great damage against a single target.

Does that mean you could in theory break the atmosphere? Go into space

I have to say I am getting really annoyed with these “ads” on kotaku, especially after articles talking about how broken it is on consoles. Why? Really throws the journalistic integrity aspect out the window.

I have to say I am getting really annoyed with these “ads” on kotaku, especially after articles talking about how…

Hey man, I moved out when I was 18, got married at 20. Kids at 24. Immigrated from Canada to New Zealand at 25. 30 years old, 3 kids, own my home. Also I have a hella amount of grey hair for my age.

I love some procedural games (don’t starve, FTL etc), but the general rule is the bigger the procedural generation the worse the game is. You have to keep it controlled. When I heard EVERYTHING was procedurally generated and the scale it was, alarm bells started ringing like crazy. I wanted it to be good, but I sure…

I can almost guarantee this is known and intentional. Good reviews mean good sales. People who pre-order are more likely to give a game a good review before release. Therefore allowing people to review games they have pre-ordered is likely to drive further sales.

As an “older” (read: in my 30s) gamer I found the whole NMS thing pretty funny. Anyone who has been around the block a few times was very wary of NMS from day one. Watching everyone go through that with all the anger and rage was kind of cathartic in a wierd sort of way.

I thought season 2 was just bad. Season 1 was one of the my all time favourite games, but season 2 only had one good part and it was the flash-back sequence. It was just largely forgettable.

I might play if Clem isn’t the playable character. It felt having clem as playable ruined the thing that made the first season so great. Also it was really weird that everything was leaving all the key decision making up to an 8 year old girl.

I dont think you are. I think most people like both, most people can’t afford both though. I love gaming on PC for some games and console for others. If I could afford a really good gaming rig and play high end games on my TV at crazy resolution I would, but sadly I can’t so games like The Witcher, Deus Ex, etc get…

It makes sense. Game developers want you to play the game as they intended. Stopping playing just because you hit level 99 and waiting for a content patch is not ideal behaviour for anyone. They want you playing the game, not gaming their game.

This - patch notes havent been released yet. These are the wrong patch notes.

I got into the game later (July I think). And I didn’t have too much trouble getting into it. The game does a great job of easing you in. Just be sure to find 1 or two heroes to start with (I recommend Soldier, Pharah, Roadhog) and learn them first. Then stick with those until you get an idea of the maps, game modes…

Gamergaters demonstrate that regularly.

How is it hating? If anything he is saying “wow these guys worked hard, look at all the sweat”.