Big announcement at E3

Considering the version of Jason in the game is the 2009 version, he should look like this.
Way to be lazy, Netherrealm.

As much as I am looking forward to this, I hope they take their sweet damn time. I know it’s a tall demand, but I would like for them to depart from the Oblivion/Fallout 3 engine. Skyrim taught us they can do so very, very much with it -and it’s not as though I wouldn’t play the hell out of another Fallout game made…

Everything the article states sounds like this guy went from WoW to GW2...

I don’t think you are playing the fool, you are just a fool.

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Dragon Age: Inquisition is getting a new multiplayer expansion

Can you address what look to be significant PC control issues? I've read quite a bit about the issues (camera, auto attack, loot collection, LMB+RMB controls, etc) and I have to admit, it's scared me out of buying.

1: At what stage was it decided that fans of the past games must now be tired of the way those games functioned, and therefore tactics, spell variety, healing etc. would now take a back seat? Did it have anything to do with an anticipation of console-based iterations enjoying the bulk of the attention?

Maybe it was just a random bug that Luke ran into with traffic because to be honest I seen peoples in the official forums with higher pops then my city and no one else has ran into this problem. I have even watched a few twitch streams where the pop was 100,000 range with highways and all and not one person having…

I'd like to see a console game have better graphics than PC for once. Just to witness the shitstorm that would follow.

played till the castle battle and quite lol I'm sure it's the beggining

Yeah I tried to play it a few months after it came out and only got about 4 or 5 hours in before giving up. I tried again last year, and even with the patch, the combat felt clunky and sluggish.

Stiff competition from Arno:

"had no issues with the controls what so ever"

The controls are bad. The combat mechanics are bad. Just because you got used to them and beat the game on Dark in spite of them doesn't make them any less bad.

Yeah, I tried to get into the Witcher 2 a couple times, and gave up after around a half hour each time. I really wanted to like the game, but I hated the combat so much that I just couldn't deal with it; it just made the game feel difficult in a way that wasn't under my control. The funny thing is, I was playing Dark…

Yes, well, you find no difficulty in controlling a dhampir boyfriend and his loli master, Senjougahara, so some poor video game controls must be nothing to you.

I tried Witcher 2 quite a few times and just gave up. I hated the controls, combat, movement in general.