The thing that seems to drive critics of this game crazy is the misguided notion that you have to do EVERYTHING. You don’t. That’s the beauty of it. You can do as much or as little as you want. You can play the story or not. You can just hop around looking at weird planets and exploring. You can do whatever. Play six…

It’s.....a remake lmao not a remaster. Think Resident Evil 2. Remember how much they changed in that and it still worked? Those spirit things could be the Cetra Aerith hears speaking in the original, or those “Reunion” black cloaked spooks. You know literally nothing about the game yet, chill, wait till tomorrow’s…

FFXIII is great, and if XII can be remembered fondly, I imagine all we need to do is wait another five years before people realize it has one of the best combat systems in the entire series.

The “dementors” are probably spirits of Cetra that are being “activated” by Cloud and Aerith being close together. Or Jenova cells (in Cloud) manifesting because they’re close to Aerith.

God, I miss the combat from FFXIII. Just give me more of that without the 15 hours of tutorial on the front end.

The evolution of the locomotive threatened stokers on steam trains.

and how much have you donated to fix the root cause?  Great idea - let’s beat up someone for donating money / time / effort because they didn’t donate ENOUGH money / time / effort, all while sitting at our computers having donated no money / time /effort to fix the problem...  UUUUUUGGGGGGGGGG.  You could have at…

I feel like I had a different opinion of the game than others did, but I loved the story. Seemed simple enough to me, and I can’t do RPGs because of how complicated they are to me, having to keep track of everything. There was so much more in D2 than the first one and it was a lot of fun to go through, especially for…

I played most of Destiny 1 on my own, did pretty much everything (except the raids), and had a good time. Currently playing D2 with a couple of buddies, but I think you can play on your own and do just fine, you can play it as an occasional distractor.

Lighting Design Professional here. There is absolutely no reason to suggest anyone go back to using incandescent lighting.