It’s supposed to be a dramatic moment, but it’s borderline silly.

How underwhelming, and it’s all their fault.

I bought everything on the 31st just to be safe specifically for this reason.

The gameplay in Calamity Trigger was fine. You’re talking about the balance. I mean, my main was fucking Hakumen. The alternative timelines in CT were fine because they barely played a part at all. They were hinted at. The other games used them as an excuse to do whatever they wanted. Obviously the idea was that…

I remember running out to get BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger when I saw the backgrounds and fluid fighting. The story, writing, everything was great. I mostly played Hakumen and had amazing fun online.

I always think this when something happens, and just imagine them in the afterlife hearing stories about what would transpire just after.

A better solution would be multiple walls spanning out. And thicker ones. But beautiful none the less!

Nothing always works out. I’m saying the true, unique experiences developers with integrity make are the ones that last. Games that are hyped beyond belief but are still just made for that ca$h money end up crashing. Think Titanfall.

Giving people what they ask for rarely works out. Even if it does at first, it’s forgettable later. Give people what they really want, and understand that often people don’t know what they really want.

I still use my Razer Sabertooth, and while I don’t endorse brands, I can endorse that product. It’s not made anymore (so here’s to hoping something else is in the works) but there are two small buttons between the bumper and the trigger that are great. I mapped them with R3 and L3 to make pressing them obsolete. It…

Oh man they’re adding Svetlana Lupescu to the game?!

You’re talking about a game that mirrors something in real life. It’s not a sci-fi adventure where you can make up countries. The act of including any country is itself political because that’s what makes up countries. You can go even further and say that to remove any countries is also a political statement.

Definitely pronouncing apostrophe “ap-ou-strofe” from now on.

I know it’s hindsight but why not just start a new game only going so long as the old game had left, with a mental score of what happened before? How was this not the first thing considered?

If it’s working, why would they?

For one, the anology [sic] made sense. You’re looking deeper to find how it doesn’t work, and seeing as it’s a separate thing, all analogies “fall apart”. Mine’s fine. You also know what I’m talking about so the pedantry is just you buying time to say stuff. Doesn’t really make sense.

Ah okay. You need a metaphor to be perfect before you move on, even though you got my point.

So basically everything I said and stood for as a person, consumer, and player. You’re welcome!

Is Blizzard capable of writing one story without corruption being a factor? It’s literally in every game, every expansion, and almost every side quest in the games and expansions.

Shout out to all the “entitled millennials” asking for exactly this. You know, fair business practice and the like. Being entitled to ... work for stuff. Maybe I’ll get back into the game!