I hope the extended cut brings an end to the vindictive and butthurt fans. I get it, I was disappointed by the ME3 ending, but as a Bioware fan, I think its time to drop it. Love it or leave it alone, but don't stick around being a hater. The conversation about the ending of ME3 has gone on for too long, and hopefully…

Hold the Line!

Its just marketing, I expect those killings will occur in the game. I don't necessarily agree with it as marketing, but I understand it. There is no reason to generate a huge amount of negative publicity from outfits like Fox News who have shit all to do with the game industry. It is sad to say that the footage of a…

How many times can you do that and it still have an impact? You had to rescue your partner in RE5 and it was pretty meaningless, same with Left 4 Dead. If your partner gets pinned, its usually a simple matter of hitting a button, or just shooting the enemy off of them. It will always be relevant to have both players…

hmm, Survival Horror and Co-op seem pretty mutually exclusive. Hard to be afraid of anything when I got someone with me.

Right, thanks for the commercial. Use all the buzzwords you want to, but a hotbar themepark is still a hotbar themepark. Let me know when there is a AAA first-person sandbox, until then, I can't be bothered with any kind of themepark, especially one that uses hotbar gameplay.

Sorry, not buying it. I could care less about it being like "WoW" I care about it not being like every other hotbar themepark that has come out in the past 5 years. And it sure sounds like a hotbar themepark to me.

I'm going back when they release the next content patch, which introduces Cathar as a playable race. I am starting a Cathar Bounty Hunter. Hopefully I can overlook the gameplay enough to finish the story.

Yup, I still want to play the other 5 class stories I haven't seen yet, but I have no interest in hundreds of hours of hotbar gameplay.

Getting my hopes up for this game.

Seriously games need to stop being made for casual masses. There is so much value in creating an MMO with serious consequences, penalties and rewards. But this new school of design that states that every barrier for entry should be removed, is really just marketing to appeal to the largest base of people.

If I have to choose between a piece of content that is designed for the knowledgeable fan, or the piece of content designed for every shmo who might spend $20, I'll gladly take the former. More content should be designed for people already invested in a series. Trying to make and advertise every entry into a franchise…

"Slide."

Great promo video for a kickstarter project. I've wanted to play an authentic swordfighting game since I was a child. I'm going to give these guys some money!

Thrilled to see new maps, guns and classes for multiplayer. It is really keeping it fresh for me.

The Roots are great and make everyone they play with sound better.

Not sure if there is any. Is anyone fighting the republican piece of eden (fox news) ?

Not sure if Templars are worse than Republicans. :|

aww jeez, I'm sorry to hear this Mike. He looks like he was a great little guy.

Oh yeah, and I don't think there is anything wrong with working at a sweatshop developer IF the employee knows what to expect. When you are a low-level worker-bee, it is important to know that they are typically working for the project, not the developer. For most studios, employees should plan on, or at least…