Telltale game was pretty dumb. Didn’t have a very good storyline OR gameplay.

But the actual RPG had meh-level dragon age 1 combat, but had a pretty great storyline. It could have been good. Too bad they pursued such a boring direction for the actual combat.

It might not be cut from the main game, but when your main game, as many reviewers have pointed out, has such an abrupt, unsatisfying ending, it’s really hard to fault people for being annoyed at the presence of “single level” dlc.

Won’t it be completely out of character for the protagonist to actively be evil though? See, these are the problems that arise from Bethesda’s style of voiced protagonist.

I wish Obsidian would come back...

It’s already cheaper to buy them separate. Just do it, dude. You’re paying $25 for what is essentially another Witcher game entirely. Seriously. The size and scope of the DLC is unprecedented.

“From Dragon Age’s darkspawn to Silent Hill’s Pyramid Head, video games have no shortage of terrifying foes.”

This sentence only REALLY works if the intention is to range from video games’ least scary to most scary. Otherwise those two don’t deserve to be in the same breath like that.

I feel like if you’re gonna be playing a game on easy, you SHOULD at least be able to take a silly joke like that and laugh about it.

I sure as hell ain’t playing Uber. I ain’t that hardcore. Sometimes I gotta play on Can I Play Daddy.

I like when you win and it goes “CONGRATCHURATION!”

Whoops. Didn’t mean to double post. Dangit, Kinja.

I’ve noticed several other reviewers mention that the game ends abruptly with several plot threads given seemingly no closure. Was this something you noticed?

I've noticed a few other reviewers mention that the game's campaign ends abruptly, with little to no resolution for several of the game's major plot threads. Was this something you noticed personally, Kirk?

Of COURSE! The reason I haven’t had time to pursue my interests is because I’ve been using the wrong VERB and not because my shitty job has mandatory overtime and I can’t afford to quit due to the country’s shitty medical system. Thank you, Lifehacker. My problems are solved.

I wish Bethesda was better at writing.

Obsidian, please come back. We miss you. We need you.

Honestly, that ain’t shocking at this point. Just disappointing and gross.

I'm excited for the game but JESUS CHRIST is that the textbook definition of "style" over usability. Like, Holy shit.

The fan reaction to No Man’s Sky is INCREDIBLY baffling to me. Like, I’ve never expected this game as being anything more than “Fly around the galaxy and look at a bunch of cool shit.”

I don't understand why people expect it to be ANYTHING more than that! The fly around and look at cool shit procedurally generated is…

To me, The Evil Within was a better sequel to Resident Evil 4 than Resident Evil 5 was.

That being said, the game had a MASSIVE identity crisis. It wanted to be taken seriously as a story, but it relied on over-the-top B-Movie level horror. It was like a Resident Evil 4 that took itself TOO seriously.

But then there…

Honestly, it’s not like Telltale games where they feel like bite sized chunks that end on a cliffhanger making the wait excruciating. The games are a lot more... Slow-paced. I’d actually recommend you space out your time playing each Act, as each individual one tells a complete story, and leaves you with enough to…

Uh-oh. I hope its appearence on PS+ doesn’t mean that Yakuza 5 didn’t sell well. I know Yakuza 0 is confirmed for a western release, but I REALLLLLLLY want to be able to get Yakuza 6 over here afterwards.

I can’t miss Kiryu’s final adventure ;_;.

THERE WOULD BE NO GOD DAMN ELECTRICITY, JASON.

Honestly, I'm a little confused. What's your take on the issue?