It’s probably scope. They have so many resources devoted to the game that I imagine there are a million new ideas or tweaks that they think of. The go down one direction, it doesn’t work and then track back after a while.

They are also in a privileged position of having one of the greatest money makers in the industry…

Okay. I want this polished to the point I can see my face in it. This is a game that should never be rushed to meet a deadline, take all the time in the world Rockstar. A sequel to a game of a generation doesn’t come along all that often after all.

I can’t wait to read next week’s painstaking 3000-word breakdown and still not understand what the hell actually happened.

I saw The Last Jedi yesterday, and this was definitely one of the best scenes in the whole movie.

That was a very cool, dramatic moment that elicited gasps and all kinds of vocal reactions from the audience I saw this with.

Can I get an honorable mention for this?

You’re basically describing stocks here.

Literally anyone could have written that false information. Your sources are suspect.

Those contractors knew what they were signing up for!

Please have him email me and tell me what the alloys are before I perish.

Can you just imagine the absurd cavalcade of strokes the Cheeseheads would have if they signed Kap? The angioplasty rate in Wisconsin would skyrocket. The defibrillators would be ringing like the goddamn Anvil Chorus.

I agree they could have shrunk the GTA V map (it was CLEARLY done that way to expand the area around the mountains and put lots of obscure shit in there), but RDR has the best map of all time. There was nothing like getting to know every single inch of that map. Even the flat, boring parts were utterly magnificent.

As long as the map is well done people will be happy. Wasn’t a big fan of RDR and GTA V maps as parts felt large for the sake of large.

“you mean when I added 93 miles to the trip it got more expensive?!?!” the surge is one thing but the extra 93 miles should definitely be on her dime.

Rider is 100% responsible. It is extremely obvious that you are accepting surge pricing in the app. Uber used to hide it a bit, but you can’t accept a ride without seeing the surge pretty much in bold letters now. Also, she “added” a 93 mile detour to the airport after getting in the car...that sounds more than a bit…

In the Uber app, there’s a huge fucking WARNING that says surge pricing is in effect. I can’t recall if it specifies just how much impact it will have though, because most of my business travel is in shitholes where no one else cares to go.

Just Cause 3 wasn’t half bad either.

I’ve played enough RPGs in my time, and main’d a Mage in Wrath of the Lich King so let me tell you the real answer. It’s both. It’s Frostfire. Has the properties of ice, but burns like fire.

If it’s taking 5-6 hours, you’re not playing Monopoly correctly.

And look at you now, you're kick ass.