How do you “cash in” on something with a free demo?

I’m surprised at how stoked I am for this. The idea of a big-budget AAA horror game with this sort of scary, non-action atmosphere is really exciting.

That ghost woman blinking into view is creepy as fuck. The fact that most people don’t even see her somehow makes it worse.

This looks so incredible. It’s massively exceeded my expectations.

This feels like it belongs on MTV in the late 90s. That FUNKY HACKER AESTHETIC is just... my eyes.

Huh. Yeah, now that you mention it, that art style look mighty familiar...

I still think the main character’s outfit and general design are really weird looking.

I particularly liked the people spinning some sort of weird conspiracy theory that Kotaku reporting on the delay somehow caused the delay to happen, or made it worse, or something.

Getting death threats is unpleasant regardless of whether the person actually has any intention of carrying them out.

My prediction: the Umbers (and possibly some of the other Northern lords) betray Ramsay during the battle and deliver him to Jon, and then Sansa decapitates him to cement her position as new Queen of the North, since this story repeatedly symbolizes authority as the wiliness to totally chop dude’s heads off.

That makes no sense. How do people come up with this stuff?

Where did I ever say there was a headquarters or a leadership?

I’ve seen videos of people wiping entire teams with the Hanzo ult deflect. Very rewarding.

Between this and the opening of The Last of Us, I feel like Neil Druckmann and co really like making super realistic house interiors.

Scantily-clad women are routinely included in media for sex appeal.

GG is (correctly) described as a giant harassment mob, but it’s also a feverish conspiracy theory factory. Some of the total nonsense that comes out of that sector of the fandom is truly ridiculous.

I can’t speak for the OP, but I find the image uncomfortable as well, as I always do when people start mixing gore and sex. I’m find with either of them on their own, but when you’ve got scantily-clad women gruesomely killing people (or, even worse, being gruesomely killed) I start questioning what exactly the creator…

I’d love to see Call of Duty or Battlefield make a game in a fantastical setting like this.

Glad to see the dungeon environments are a lot more interesting this time.

February 2017 for the West. I’m predicting it now.