Except the world isn’t dying.  Unless you kill it with one specific and very hard to get ending the world is renewed and a new age dawns.

It is if the boss will one-shot you. I made it to a boss I had no business looking at so much as fighting, but I wanted to finish sneaking into the endgame areas, so I had to beat him.

Having never played any of them isn’t the gist “There’s a bunch of bastards, go kill them before everything dies”?

Good news, you can play up to 3rd edition in the Forgotten Realms seeing as how Maztica was essentially the New World in the most hilariously tone-deaf way possible, even for the time.  Since 4e Wizards has been pretending it never existed.

A isn’t that hard.  IIRC she suggests herself as a good leader for the other fire team and spends the entire game talking up her biotics so you might think that she can pull off the shield thing.  

It doesn’t work when the subject is already mega famous and the nature of their work allows them to have a direct line to their audience.  There’s no media conglomerate to lean on.  That said, I’ll be really surprised if he ever manages to sell another special.  He’ll probably end up distributing them himself like…

Not only is the system complex, it also does a very poor job of explaining itself. The core book is terribly organized, and by long and annoying tradition only includes about half the eventual rules each type of character will eventually need access to, the other half being published later in a supplement.

My first thought too. A lot of authors walked much further to arrive at the same place.

Same. The Boss is a sociopath, but a loyal one.

Yeah.  If it would mean sparing what I’m sure are innocent people currently on death row I would be fine with abolishing the death penalty, but so long as we’re stuck with it I’m glad he’s up for it.

Same. I keep thinking I might revisit it (on PC) but it just won’t be the same without all the car shenanigans, which I think got patched out.

I’m pretty frequently frustrated by Kotaku myself but I just don’t get why people are still pissed when they have a good take and make their point strongly.  

The number of people disingenuously clutching their pearls over the word “shit” was astounding.

And amusingly are usually 100% against precisely this sort of cheap mobile cash in.  I’d have expected them to be in vapor lock for hours trying to figure out if they hated casual phone games more than Kotaku or vice versa.  

It’s bad when it’s an obvious attempt to cash in on a well-loved brand for the sake of yet another predatory milking machine.

Maybe because the game is just cynically employing a well-loved brand to sell yet another predatory milking machine whose sole resemblance to the series that spawned it is in the title?  

Previous games already on the Switch look better and run better. No one forced them to move to 3d models, assuming that is the reason we need to choose between good visuals and acceptable performance.

Definitely.  Someone needs to convince whichever Paul brother thinks he’s a real boxer that he should take a shot at Tyson.  Tyson may not be as fast as he was, but I’m pretty sure he can still punch whichever one that is in half.

I am legitimately excited to see how crazy the physics bugs get in a low gravity environment.

I can’t wait to see how Bethesda’s janky physics play out in zero gravity.