I’m with you on this, I don’t understand why they want masterworking and infusing to be the same thing currency wise.  Because of this I actually don’t even bother upgrading weapons and only use masterwork cores for infusing because it’s makes much more of a difference. 

This is why I’ve always felt there should be PvE gear and PvP gear stats, because balancing for one mode makes in unfun in the other. It’s also why I don’t blame Bioware for wanting to remain PvE with Anthem.

Technically you could always use mouse and keyboard, there are hardware devices that people have been buying that basically trick the xbox into thinking you’re using a controller when in actuality you are using mouse and keyboard.

Yup. I actually tend to be more of PC player but have an Xbox One and PS4; however with Xbox Live Anywhere taking a big leap in crossplay and now this, I don’t plan on buying any consoles in the the future but could be tempted to get a Sony system if the trend of exclusives continues. 

Honestly this is a good thing to me. I know people will say “Sony is leading in sales, they don’t have to do this!” However, my arguement is that if I can play with my Xbox friends from my PS4, then I have no reason to buy an Xbox and will more than likely want to play on my PS4 since it has better exclusives. 

This just made my day! I’ve always loved this franchise.

Couldn’t agree with you more. I like the more casual approach than PUBG and the fact that it’s a smaller map and faster paced action. I also like destruction. But I just can’t stand the ability to build things.

I was saying that other countries combine restaurants and sexualizing women...

Yeah, I’m not really sure that’s an even remotely correct statement. There are definitely a LOT of other cutlures out there willing to take advantage of attractive women. 

Yup. One of my worst memories of TPP is when in the middle of a mission your helicopter gets shot down, but then it ends and you’re somehow back in the ACC and can do other side missions and whatnot, but then when you start the next main mission you’re recovering from said helicopter crash.

Yeah, exactly! Semi-open world works better for a MGS game. Less “recruit a highly skilled soldier” and more smaller open areas that were similar to GZ where you can have multiple objectives but do them however you want or even ignore certain ones.

I loved the moment-to-moment gameplay of GZ and TPP. What I disliked was the structure for that gameplay to exist. I think it would have benefited from some more linearity and a much better story, similar to MGS3. But the controls and mechanics of sneaking around and the AI were pretty great in my opinion. 

Wow. This is surprising and pretty awesome. I loved the first game and can’t wait for the next one.

I’m not gonna lie, I did the third section you didn’t mention first and really enjoyed it. It’s all about witch-hunting.

Yeah, and people quickly forget that Valve forced everyone to use Steam, and way back when it was pretty bad. Like how I had pre-ordered Half Life 2, picked it up at Best Buy, then went to install it but had to wait like 8 hours because the servers were so backed up. All when I had a physical copy of the game.

I agree, I typically use Discord for that now anyways, that and the Win10 Xbox App honestly. Both of those are just too easy to use. I actually can’t even think of the last time I even opened my friends list on Steam. 

Oh man, you’re right XD oops

Yeah, that’s the point I was trying to make, don’t think I phrased it well enough. There’s just TOO many games on the platform and I’d say probably 85% of them are things like story novels, ripoffs, fakes, or just garbage. I like the intent of greenlight, letting novice game makers get their games out to the masses,…

I’ve been doing some thinking on this matter, since theres a lot of rage over AAA publishers all having their own launchers, but honestly, I think I’d prefer that. I like BattleNet because it only has Blizzard games, I don’t have to worry about there being hundreds of games that I won’t even spend 5 seconds looking at…

I think Steam’s biggest success is it’s biggest failure. Each and every day there are just hundreds and hundreds of games that I could just care less about. A part of me just wishes Steam had kept Valve only games on there.