In an alternate universe, perhaps one where Shadow of Mordor’s Nemesis System was actually copied by multiple games in the same way Batman’s combat was, Shadow of the Colossus inspired many copycats that improved upon the original concept to create greater games that could be seen as “perfecting the formula.”

I’ve come to terms with my hate for those movies and realize it’s all placed on Tobey. I like the casting, locations, costumes, etc for every movie(sans Topher Grace) but Tobey ruins every movie for me. I wish he would have an acting coach on set yelling at him “Peter Parker isn’t a whiney little bitch” or…

“Mark hamill saying he originally fundamentally disagreed with what they are doing to luke.”

The amount of money = THE ONLY REASON DISNEY BOUGHT IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.

My biggest problem with GTA V is if you’re not 100% fully invested in only playing that game, you never get anywhere. It takes way to long to amass enough money to enjoy the online portion of the game. (The cool vehicles at least.)

So this would make it like the Marvel TV shows. They’re in the same universe, but the movies don’t make any mention of them.

Or because if you knew Hamill and what he’s said of where Luke should go, he’s always felt and wanted Luke to turn evil. So his first statement makes perfect sense. He feels Episode 7 to 9 look would be evil but he clearly isnt. It was never a statement of quality but that Mark thought it should go another direction.

If you watch some Mark Hamill interviews regarding TFA, he had the idea that Luke Skywalker would end up being the her to end all heroes. The swashbuckling badass. So imagine his shock when the script calls for a character who is a bit of a has-been. Sure Luke was great in defeating the Empire, but his Jedi Academy…

Except that they were, since from what I’ve read, this will only block singleplayer mods, not multiplayer cheaters.

Sounds to me like you don’t even play the game your complaining about since a huge part of it revolves around using shock and net traps.

Isn’t “manipulating the monsters” into traps a core component of the series? Ever used a pitfall or shock trap? Bombs?

Also, the salary leverage it would give the TV actors would price them way out of the CW’s budget. I feel like that’s not talked about enough. If Justice League featuring Grant Gustin makes over a billion dollars, even if he doesn’t want to get a raise (which he should), there would be tremendous pressure from the…

Um... I don’t think mayors get to name their cities....

Holy shit shut up.

Lol what...

this game looks like the Monster Hunter game everyone seemed to me they were talking about when I first heard about the series, then I actually played one and felt a huge disappointment for the tiny maps and endless grind. (then again, I got used to it and played other “clones” as well like God Eater 1 and 2 and…

Whack one leg, whack the tail, grapple hook onto it’s back to knock it over as in recent MH releases. Rinse and repeat.

it was originally on the ps2 and you had to have the network adaptor or what its called to play, so if you ask me, it’s actually coming back to the original fans

I’m not getting the hate for this; it sounds like it’s taking most, if not all of the things people love/loved to crow on and on about what makes the MH series so amazing in theory—strategic combat, learning how monsters “interact with the environment”, using traps and smarts/skills to take down threats, “hunting”…

A Monster Hunter game that isn’t stuck two generations in the past? With proper controls?