Please stop dropping the word “charm” to explain away upgrades and systems just because you can’t be bothered to offer up an actual, non-ridiculous opinion with merit behind it. This word has become such an issue in games writing, right now.

I wouldn’t say that Lena Headey is necessarily a better voice actor than Laura Bailey just because she has a role on a popular live action show.

I really, really hate this. In casting for any sort of acting role consistency is key.

Let’s be real, no one is paying 80-90 dollars to import this for a shallow volleyball game

One is an active hate group.

I like it on PS4 for couch co-op but the people trying to make the argument that it’s comparable to PC controls in any objective manner are... really reaching.

XIV doesn’t have particularly good controls on any format as it’s literally designed as a compromise but I can’t imagine it being worse than a 360 controller.

Yeah, I want this too. The console version of Origins was a disaster.

Yeah, I cannot agree with this at all.... not to mention the game does not have the content to flex that kind of claim anyway. XIV’s combat is if anything substantially watered down. I spent big time in both ARR and HW and walked away displeased with the handling of things both times.

Problem with WoW is a mixture of content and combat. So little in the game (and this is a general MMO problem outside of a few things like Guild Wars, Eve, etc) can be engaging outside of a difficult raid (or PvP)

Dat angst

Have heard multiple times that this game doesn’t really compare to the original. Not a lot in common outside of some core pieces, the progression is very different and more akin to an MMO doing generic quests. Plot is supposedly very thin.

Well, if they want to better themselves from miserable playing games for lonely men, then good on them but yeah, I'm wary. Now if we got something like the Atelier team wanting to do an partnership like this, I'd be excited.

I would love to see a Zelda game actually feature Zelda, some day. Would make a very interesting shift for the outline and playstyle of the game, both of which the franchise is in desperate need of.

Trying to spite or annoy a pirate isn't going to get them to stop pirating.

This sounds anything but deep or developed, it sounds like the standard package of fetishes and tropes that the creator is fond of and the terrible art design very much backs that up.

It's a shame for all their "WE GOT ONLINE RIGHT" stuff, they uh... dont seem to have any games that are actually online.