The game would be 100% salvageable for single player if they just gave it private servers and mod support. I think the servers are already here, so all that's left is putting the keys in the player's hands so that this game can become great. I have a feeling that won't happen anytime soon though. 

I think the potential for mods down the road will be really exciting, just like any Bethesda title. I have zero interest in the game on release, but in a year or so when private servers and mods could make the game into an actual co-op Fallout title? That sounds great!

The show is an absolute monster, but I found great success catching up via manga. You can condense hours of viewing into an hour a week for reading and be caught up in no time! 

If they want this to have impact then the game should end with Ellie being absolutely brutally murdered. It is one thing to make the player commit violence, but a cool choice would be to force them to experience it in a way that they cannot avoid. Take away their power and just leave them looking at what their actions…

Not when I’m done loading them up with mods, but touche!

Well, that and an actual neighborhood world space. Sims 4 plays fine, but that is due to the step back in scale of the game. I prefer janky Sims 3 for that reason, but I can see the love for Sims 4. Especially among casual consumers.

I mean, the Nazis did exist though. Radical Christian extremists kill someone every week in America it seems too. Plus you have incidents like the Bundy Ranch. They aren’t grouping up yet, but it seems pretty unavoidable with how modern Christianity is evolving.

I feel like a lot of Christians are going to finally start understanding how normal Muslims feel about ISIS. Good on Far Cry’s dev team to go this route for their new game.

I actually was legitimately invested during Fable 1. The idea of The Court and potential bad guys that were bigger than Jack seemed like the perfect direction for the story. Then Fable 2 brought the Spire and Lucian (?), which amounted to an interesting, but lackluster ending. At that point there were the stories…