If you have a hand disability, like I do, there’s a sidequest in the part after Junon that will make the game impossible to 100%.

The thing that pushes the door open is probably burnt out.

Stop pretending FFXVI was good. It wasn’t.

The face change was fine, but they never changed the rest of his body so the new face doesn’t match his body. His neck is wider than his head.

Instead of getting Android Auto for my car, I just got Android.

The game is a railroader with some actual gameplay sprinkled on the side.
The story is boring. There’s barely any gameplay. It’s 10-20 minutes of cutscenes, then you get 5-10 minutes of gameplay. Rinse and repeat untill finished. Oh, and you get to watch the game load. A lot. Open a door? There’s loading. Finishing a…

Final Fantasy XVI is the first to render those scenes as if they were just part of the underlying fabric of the game rather than rewards doled out sparingly. My favorite is when, in one scene early on, Bahamut and Odin stare each other down from across a battlefield as their two kingdoms’ armies collide. It’s…

How about finishing the gear system?
How about finishing the world?
How about finishing the combat?
How about finishing the sidequests?

Hopefully this will make them kill off Paimon.

I do wonder how it’ll work out.

Wrong. Unlike the writers strike, actors on strike will get their way fast because they’re prolific. They have voices. Loud voices. And again unlike the writers, the money makers can be on strike for years before they need more income.

“It’s only tasty food. None of it matters.”

The leveling is so fucking dumb.

But levelling up doesn’t matter. What’s the point of grinding the exp if the mobs are just levelling up with you.

So they’re fixing it when all the casuals are done playing.

So what was going to happen? You forgot that part.

They’re not wrong, though. Larson was really miscast as Captain Marvel, and her moronic comments didn’t exactly help.
She’s a decent enough actress, just not in that role.

Sounds like they’re trying to emulating a broken power-steering.

Can we just all agree to reboot Resident Evil?

Cyberpunk 2077 was always going to be a failure. And you can thank the players for that.