The pros are the worst part of Halo. It's not quite so for all pros involved in different games, but in Halo they're particularly bad. Perpetually whinny and petulant children that fear change like acid.

"Protests against flinch"

Now imagine interviewing high-level Smash players with strong rhetoric about Diddy and having to talk to my editors about Diddy for several days!

Sales are probably going to tank regardless. This was a loss leader move to get people to buy Xbox Ones who were on the fence, meaning that those who didn't buy an Xbox One most likely won't be buying one.

People who yell like that over voice chat are annoying as hell.

You've no idea what you're talking about. Seeing as that most of old Bungie is still at Microsoft with 343, I'd say Microsoft treated them fairly well.

I was never going to get the DLC originally because of the fact that as an Xbox One player I have to pay the same price for less content (which is bullshit) but now the fact they just dumped a bunch of high level gear for everyone in the shops means I have another reason to not buy it.

Well I've never played Vault of Glass but at this point it doesn't seem like there's any reason to.

My thoughts exactly, though I felt the series peaked with AC2, and that Brotherhood began the downward spiral through the introduction of Chain Kills and Full-Sync. It's like as soon as Patrice Desilets left, the team leads remaining completely lost sight of the core concepts of the series.

Fair enough, my advice is not to try and hide you are being sarcastic, a winking face or a "/jk" at the end would save you a lot of trouble.

You are kidding.. Right!!?

CD Projekt Red doesn't nickel-and-dime, though. They don't even charge for DLC.

I wasn't wholly sure about that and decided to err on the side of ignorance. Glad i was wrong though. :)

RPG, unlike other genre, is very difficult game to invest on. Out of their fanbase, it took not only their money, but also a huge deal of time to play through. But a great experience in RPG also makes a huge payoff at the same time. I think CDProjekt understand this, so that they really wouldn't want to risk to…

you want it to be like Assassins creed unity and Halo!?

You should probably try doing this next time so that more people get that you're being sarcastic

Remember that DLC is free for this game. Not what nickle and diming means. Plus the 'Expansions' are to be reasonably priced (and have a price a full expansion should, it requires much more work that a simple DLC costume pack)

Why was the wii fit trainer one of the first three you picked up? Explain yourself.

Since Ubisoft and EA have had such success with their barely-playable(TM) editions, I thought that more AAA games would be switching over. Doing "everything we [can] to limit any bugs to a level that will allow you to enjoy the game thoroughly" is so old-fashioned