Would you rather it look like another bland and uninspired grey and/or brownish colored fantasy world? :P

I think at least part of it comes from the universal hatred of trolls.

"Very amateur looking pixel art"

Episode 2 ending on one of the biggest, most unexpected cliffhangers in gaming just added fuel to the fire as well.

Most definitely. There's even a scene when you encounter snipers and the game warns you about them by having them snipe a crow.

Thank you, Pope of Humour, you may go back to your ablutions now.

What's funny is, I never once had a problem at that spot in Anor Londo. I've heard a lot of people hated that section, but it never got me. Other areas in the game though... yeeeeaaaaah, patience is your number one asset. I definitely agree with that.

I love how that game becomes second nature after you get the hang of…

The only thing destructible about walls in GTA IV is that they destroy your car and send Niko through his windshield onto the sidewalk. Same thing with those little trees

It turns out that carjacking isnt as easy in real life.

How sad is the world we live in today where you can mow down hundreds of police officers and federal agents in a mass murder rampage in a pretend video game, but if your character smokes a harmless plant in the same game, the entire world loses their minds.

as if the patch notes haven't been making references to herobrine since alpha.

Good on Microsoft. And last time I played Halo online, apparently all the good players were gay according to other players.

This game is clearly not for you. Keep walking, stranger.

GTA IV happened to be my favorite game of all time, - they more than nailed it, they created a master piece. Welcome to being serious, where I belong in the gaming scene.

Bingo. Among the many other things wrong with this guy's argument, this is the worst in my eyes. Cherry-picking parts of your faith for a refund doesn't sit well with me. Murder on a grand scale is fine, but a baptism of a fictional protagonist that merely alludes to Christianity is the deal breaker?

The game seems to have a HUGE case of mood whiplash, and I can understand the contrast really. Columbia is this Disney-fied microcosm existence that's hiding a very ugly underbelly beneath the surface, and your arrival triggers the explosiveness to where things go explicitly downhill. I love the game has the stop and…