If you're going to boil down everything to that level, what isn't a fetch quest?

Ah that’s fair. I would add that Skyrim would be more like it if each one of those caves had a mini storyline with full voice acting and choices.

I played a couple hours of 2, watched some videos, and I’ve been fine. You should be good with reading the Kotaku article and jumping right in.

Not really. Skyrim gets really repetitive after a while because you do the exact same things over and over again. There aren't really any fetch quests in Wild Hunt, and those that do exist are hidden by excellent storytelling. Can't really compare the two.

That’s the true brilliance in this game. While there are games just as large or larger (Xenoblade, World of Warcraft), those games are filled with random, meaningless fetch quests that I get burnt out on just a few hours into the game. The Witcher’s side quests have stories to tell, excellent voice acting, and…

As an example, I just played a quest to rid an island of a curse for a friend. Went up there, got the bones of a dead woman, came back, gave them to her lover to bury, let the friend know I had finished. Not once did Geralt ask how much he would be paid, when he would be paid, or even mention money at all. All I got…

To my recollection, there were a few cars that had their wheels on the right. I distinctly remember the car Nux drives has the steering wheel on the right.

What? Almost every quest I’ve done has given the option to do it without pay. In fact, I’ve had the exact opposite experience as you; most of the game has had me conviced that Geralt is an outlier and does most things out of the kindness of his heart.

In a counterpoint, the best worlds are those that don’t need a map. Its always been annoying to me to basically be forced to constantly look at a map or a compass or a waypoint in a game like Assassin’s Creed. It takes you out of the game, and while turning them off is an option, those worlds are so massive and…

Maybe there is a reason for it to exist and we just haven’t seen it yet since, ya know, it was the last scene of a weekly episodic series? I’ve enjoyed GoT enough to give them the benefit of the doubt on this one.

So no mention of how they completely ignored the referee when he told them he used one gauge because it completely undermined their case?

If it fixes the kinks of Unity, count me in.

I would say that The Playstation line has been by far the best looking of all the consoles. Not really a bad one in the bunch. I would add the Wii in its little stand on here. Just the look of that little guy made me want to see what colorful games were inside.

You’ve convinced me, thank you.

What are people’s thoughts on saying that you are allergic to something and just simply have a violent reaction to the taste? There have been a few times in my life I’ve told fast food workers that I’m allergic to onions simply to have them be a bit more careful about putting them on my burgers. And honesty, I feel…

I only noticed because my girlfriend seemed to be having an incredibly easy time with the recent remakes, her pokemon some 10 levels higher than the elite four in some cases. I’m thinking it’s because of the EXP share giving experience to the entire party rather than just one pokemon. Turning it off makes the game…

I agree with a lot of these complaints, but you do have to remember that these are made for children. How many children’s cartoon shows have people yelling their feelings or doing things that people wouldn’t normally do? Kids are still learning, so I can hand wave a lot of that nonsense.

This list is bad and you should feel bad.

They've made great 2D games. They've made great Metroid games. I think they would be more than capable to mix the two.

If you viewed this as a full release, that’s a hell of a lot of quality, tension building gameplay for only about $10.