“Well he’s motivated people to be supportive online. Given how his support at the ballot box has massively dropped since 2016 I really wouldn’t say he motivated VOTERS however.”

“You can’t replicate empty freeways due to a national pandemic.”

Ugh, shoot, if only all those people at Sony and Naughty Dog that literally work on stuff like this for a living had taken the two seconds you took to think of that solution! We’d never be in this mess if they were as smart as some of the commenters on this site!

“I am sure there are complications and issues i am not thinking of, but money wise, I am pretty confident they are going to lose money by waiting, not gain it.”

Glad to see some rational heads in here. Naughty Dog/Sony spent years and tens of millions of dollars investing in building this game. Being upset that they’re doing whatever it takes to maximize the return on that investment of time and resources is a perfectly acceptable (and intelligent) thing to do, despite the…

Agreed. I’m playing on a PS4, and I find switching between the super shotgun and either the heavy cannon or plasma rifle works best. The cannon or the plasma rifle are weak enough that if you hit the fodder with just a few shots they’ll stagger for health pickups, but it’s definitely a pain in the butt. 

100%. Some of the platform can be kind of fun, but I getting so friggin’ frustrated some times. Especially when you’ve just torn through a host of hellspawn, you’re amped up, having a great time, and then realize you have to slow everything down to figure out precise “jump, double jump, dash, dash” technique you have…

What weapons? The game says “Super Weapons” don’t do anything to him, but then the SUPER Shotgun is the best weapon to use against him. Which ones don’t do squat?

It’s even worse than that. The avalanche is literally barreling down on the whole population, and he’s saying “it sucks that the poor people and immunocompromised might get slammed by that avalanche, but who gives a shit if Bernie Sanders doesn’t get out of the way.” He’s then turning around and claiming that what he…

Yeah, except he wasn’t being satirical. He’s made it clear he’s expressing his genuine outrage and anger at the elderly. It’s always ironic when people criticize others for misunderstanding the point of something they’ve misinterpreted.  

Your second comment literally says we should help other people but not the elderly. That’s a literal choice that shows you’re “in favor” of them dying and suffering. Nobody is putting words in your mouth- we’re literally reacting to exactly what you posted. Don’t be an idiot and act like you’re not saying what you’re…

“I’m not “in favor” of it hurting anyone.”

I was actually just looking up the original on the playstation store today and it’s only $5. Is it worth picking up today if you’ve never played it? How well does it hold up?

I see people talk about this a lot when it comes to remakes or sequels to long ago franchises, and I totally see where you’re coming from but disagree a bit. The thing that changes is our ability to remember the thing in the way it exists before the remake/sequel. Take Indiana Jones. The original three are classics,…

I have no idea why you’re even asking this question. But no, I don’t think Bill Gates has billions of dollars sitting in his checking account. What’s your point?

“If you found out tomorrow that Bill Gates owned a couple dozen McDonalds’ across the country, you wouldn’t be the least bit shocked.”

The point is that the delays between movies like The Dark Knight trilogy is explicitly because the sequels are not planned from the get go. It’s not the production schedule that’s effecting those movies. It’s “we’re making a movie that stands on its own. At a later date, we MAY go back and make another one.” When…

So you did miss my point. Thanks. 

I think you’ve entirely missed my point. Godfather 1, 2, and 3 are all standalone movies. Star Wars did have 2 year gaps between the new movies, but we knew when they were being released and how long to wait. The X Men trilogy are standalone movies set in the same universe with some carryover. Back to the Future 1 was…

Totally get all of that. I don’t disagree- I just think that doing it that way carries with it inherent costs/risks in additions to the pros/benefits you’re mentioning, one of which is that it makes playing the initial Episode feel jarring and disjointed in a way that might be pretty troubling. In 10 years if they…