Well, that was pretentious.

You do see the rather staggering difference between their self-disclaimed parodies and what’s effectively supposed to be a documentary film right?

Did I arrive too early for the article or what?

So we should just accept that we won’t be able to get into a game’s lore, by playing the game? Bullshit.

What? Holding a button down to even auto attack and being able to give barely any real positional / tactical commands is the core combat system being intact how? If you mean, “Level a Knight Enchanter and solo everything on Nightmare” then sure, consider it whole and in one piece.

You know who and where you are in Dark Souls now? You sure?

People definitely attend /watch E3 hoping for small, cute announcements yeah.

Luther? Jesus Christ.

Tanks that fire other tanks at you, you mean. Oh and helicopters that drop whales. Obviously.

I don’t think anyone is disputing their rights as human beings to ‘’have fun’. I would hate to think that this was part of what their salaries are going towards though. I certainly don’t get to make fun of rule breaking clients where I work, whilst I’m on the clock.

Looks like the mod makes a lot more (if not all) the shuffling ‘’biter’’ type zombies into the much scarier ‘’virals’’ (28 days later rips). That’s a great and terrifying idea for a mod.

People are always clamoring for ‘Rare’ and ‘Microsoft’ to put these sorts of projects into play, but the fact is these devs are the guys you really want on this, the one’s who aren’t even at Rare anymore. Genuinely psyched to see how this goes.

Damning poll ftw. Do these people believe every diamond, or even a square viewed at an angle is a Destiny easter egg?

We can cite silent majorities and conveniently vague concensus that may or may not exist until Half Life 3 comes out, but the fact was a lot of mod creators added a charge for their mod on Steam. That is undeniable proof of ‘a lot of modders’ demonstrating their support.

This exists on Nexus Mods already. The Nexus site link is often a part of the mod description. It would be quite redundant.

Then you have a problem with every EULA / Terms of Service you’ve ever clicked [I Agree] on.

What tinfoil hat are you wearing? You’re acting as though Valve just added a price tag onto previously free mods themselves for their own gain. They gave creators the ability to charge for their services. You can harp on about donation features all you like, but the reality (See: Nexus Mods) is that they didn’t see…

Freddy X?

Sounds good Tripwire. Nice one

Could be used to access an additional DLC region that hasn’t been released? They basically just ‘’added’’ doors to Dark Souls 2 to do that.