Neil Davidge and Marty O'Donnell doing Halo 5 together. I'll take my Nobel Peace Prize now.

Hi everyone! :)
My name is Randis, i am one of the founders and developers on the Dragon Fin Soup project.
Sorry for intruding here, just wanted to drop by, say hello and thank you all for your support and Kotaku for featuring us!
If anyone has questions about the game, please feel free to ask me

Thank you!
Cheers
- Randis

This is how the last year of new game discovery has gone for me: "Oh, that looks cool! Oh, it's a Kickstarter. Nevermind."

"Asura—essentially a planet formed on top of giant cosmic turtle that swims around in space-time" are there 4 elephant holding up the discworld too? if that's the case, i'm sold on this game

"Get some Febreze or something!" has meme potential written all over it.

Agreed, I think some of them actually change the look of the hero too much (the kaijo diablo especially) to the point where, if you aren't familiar with all of the costumes, you might just think it's a different character completely.

You know, I went back to D3 after the big patch. Within...two, three hours of playing, I had literally replaced every item I owned (was only level 50, though), I leveled up to 60 quickly and easily, and started gaining Paragon levels, wherein I could now put points into certain stats. Mind you, these points try, but…

My theory is that every post-2000s Disney movie is a spinoff of Frasier.

Oh no, an article about how the Xbox One is improving!

No, it's the name Kimye's baby will take when she marries Nolan North.

Its not taking it away, its limiting it slightly more than it already is. Taking it away would be making some players grunts, and some pilots and random start of each map.

It wouldn't disallow it, and thats only one possible method to do things. Theres still plenty of room on most maps for more titans. All I'm saying if its a titan problem, than it wouldn't break things to limit the grounded titans to a set #. The game already tells you when, and how many, each team has sent in. It also…

I think that's a very good summary by you. Because you're right, Titanfall is much more limited in scope. Like you said, though, both equally awesome! Great little nutshell summary of the two you just wrote.

I think they're different moments. I play BF a good amount, and there sometimes I'll be like "Holy shit, I feel like I'm actually in a battle" when there are tanks and jeeps and choppers and jets flying around. Titanfall, to me, is more of a holy shit am I in a sci-fi movie did that really just happen type of game. …

Well, for one they felt the need to add BOTS to the game just to fill the spaces...

This game is just fun. That is it. End of Story. No matter the resolution, no matter the system it's played on (PC or X1), no matter the Frame rate. I can just say it a million times because I feel like we forgot what it was like to enjoy a game JUST because it's fun. Not because all our friends are playing it, or it…

I disagree, as someone who explores marketing and its effects on the audience for a hobby, and as someone who's experienced the direct results of the most batshit insane fanbase in existence.

Great. I feel like his frequently arrogant, aggressive, and totally un-earned remarks towards other companies are part of the reason Sony's fanbase has been so toxic for the longest time.

THANK YOU. I have been saying for years that MGS is the original LOST - made up, with no real sense of continuity beyond what was filled in after it became popular - and then spun to seem 'deep and complex' from the start.