On second thought, I'm glad they didn't try to make Half Life 3

lol boys will be boys amiright?

This is a scenario that I’ve always been nervous about. When I get drunk I tend to do the stupidest things, accidentally shooting my gun is easily in the realm of possibility.

You can def solo the main missions, but as for strongholds I haven’t even tried actually but I looked online and the general consensus was a “hell no”.

Probably a less useful minimap, and when you sneak up on a group of enemies they’ll have added dialogue along the lines of: “Hey, did you hear about that dude who’s going around killing people?”

I solo’d the entire game until I only had the strongholds left then I just stopped playing :(

Ghost Recon hasn’t been Ghost Recon since Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon, those days are gone and aren’t coming back. I’m curious to see what they mean by “immersive” but I’m pretty sure I won’t be impressed.

Im not a fan of loot shooters at all but Im genuinely shocked at how much I like Division 2. Once I got past the bullet sponginess of the enemies I really appreciated the small immersive details of the game.

They made plenty of money when they released a $20 game for $60, but at this point they deserve every penny

I love how people self-righteously condemn the culture of crunch then complain when a company releases 5 f*ing AAA games in one year, but not the one they want

Hey at least you’ve managed to post about SNL without a “HURR DURR SNL HASN’T BEEN FUNNY SINCE _” comment

Lol "scripts"

And that’s not even including the 5 month delay plus the news that multiplayer won’t be ready, so their planning was way off.

That reminds of how I felt when I started the job I’m currently at. I was getting a tour of the complex and was learning how we had dry-cleaning, a 24 hour gym with showers and a small convenience store on top of the all day cafeteria, and I thought “Man this place is awesome! I never have to lea- oh"

You can stream it on psnow, but it doesn’t have the dlc and I felt like the graphics were slightly degraded. The IP belongs to Sony, and considering how many people bought PS4 just for that game (myself included) there’s a good chance it will never get a proper release.

That seems a bit too high above his creative pay grade. They should have just given him the last movie, that way he could have driven the plot truck off of any cliff he wanted to without making the next person figure out how they were gonna get home.

Early on they decided that they wouldn’t plan out the whole arc, but would just pass it along relay-style. I think they were hoping that each new director would bring something new to the story and keep it fresh. Just not that fresh

That’s the point that seems to be escaping everybody. On its own merits I actually thought it was a good movie, but the fact of the matter is that it took every single plot point from the previous film and abruptly ended them. Which in itself wouldn’t be an issue if he actually introduced a new plot point that the…