No, don’t pollute the thread! If you have to say something, reply, if not, say nothing. If a post deserves a reply, then there is no reason to play a stupid gray-post-game in a flawed system.

I’m not sure you really want to live that long. It’s a Blizzard game.

On PC EU servers, there isn’t a round without her at the moment.

That means people who have been absorbing every piece of PR material are now seeing their jimmies rustled in a major way, while the rest of us have a new character to enjoy.

The most toxic behavior I see on PC EU servers, are people spamming “we need a healer”, instead of picking one themselves. I rarely ever hear anyone speak, most of the interaction happens in the chat box. Lecturing other players about their choice of characters is also a common thing, but it’s only a problem if the…

If you really want reports and mutes, go to [Match] and whine about your team to the other team, criticise people for their character picks and meta deviations

The dialog feels like the internet. There is a lot of empty bla and power talking (verbal power posting), as well as a regular vibe of “You really opened your mouth to say this?”, especially when you actually have a choice what the protagonist will say next.

I have seen about five hours of ME:A. Most of the text, plot and character design feels like bad fan fiction.

I just assumed whatever FaceX type software they used must have a very advanced AI, that is able to understand the quality of the text and make you look like an idiot if you sound like one.

And yet, Andromeda’s facial animations are still a better love story than Twilight.

I count three colors or four, if you count the background.

Completely unrelated comment about irrelevant social media drama regarding a different game from the same studio.

> If you’ve finished Resident Evil 7, please continue. If not, don’t!

I think it’s because I recently stopped buying Plus. I have been a PS+ customer since the service went online in my region. Now I’m gone and the network is sad.

I haven’t read two reviews saying the same thing. For example, RPS:

The best solution is to stick with room scale VR that allows you to move around and limits the time the game takes away the controls from you.

It’s wicked ugly. I was super hyped for PS VR + RE7, but it looks and plays like an early demo from the Rift’s DK2 times years ago.

This is a major issue for me. I was never scared of anything, until people started to try to scare me with sudden sounds or motion, then I started attacking those potential sources of danger and caused serious injuries multiple times. Now I’m startled after a loud noise, because I have to check whether I hurt somebody…

I thought so, too, but it turned out to be not even remotely as distracting as I imagined, because the animation is very short. They also only happen during a specific play style.

This is the old RPG problem. You’ll save up all the best heal items for that one moment you really need them, only for you to find them clogging up your inventory in the end of the game.