The main problem is the branding. They call it “Overwatch 2,” which for almost any other game ever released in gaming history, indicates that development of the first game is over or at least in terminal decline. It also strongly indicates that the sequel will be like the original, but “better.”

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There are some really great superhero movies, some average, and (surprisingly few) bad. I'm just sick of them is all.

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I can’t wait for this game. 

Prepare to feel bad about any number of products and services you use today if you look into the history of their development, or the companies that provide them.

I think what we miss when retroactively looking at war crimes or crimes against humanity is that often reconciliation is in the air, along with vengeance. A war has been fought, a zillion people are dead, and yet the survivors need to go on, rebuild, and face new challenges. It’s strange, but people in the moment seem…

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“I posted these when I was a young kitten. Reading them today, I am ashamed at what I said back then. It is not the cat that I am today.”

A team should have a kicker who can consistently make 41 yard field goals, and a QB who can consistently hit a receiver more than 8 yards beyond the line of scrimmage. Without those, there’s not much a coach can do, I’m afraid. 

I’m sure he was thinking about how Trubisky nearly threw a pick just a play or two earlier. 

From a story and thematic standpoint I agree with you regarding the shipwreck and after, but from a game play perspective it was probably my favorite section. I also really needed a shakeup to the American Wild West theme at that point in the game, so on that level I appreciated it. 

My experience almost perfectly mirrors yours, Lord. I really liked the game at first, then around Lemoyne it became an almost unbearable slog, so I quit and didn’t pick it up for weeks. Then I really committed myself to it, ignored most of the side quests, powered through Lemoyne, and then really started to enjoy…

I really liked the game and finished it, but agree with you on the controls. It felt more like controlling a puppet than inhabiting the character myself. Compare that to a game like The Division 2 (a worse game in every other respect than RDR2), where the character control and shooting feels great.

“It’s 4:00 PM on a Friday, just hit the upload button.” 

I wonder what Ted and Jane’s carbon footprint is? I’d be more impressed by their gestures if I knew they had their own houses in order. Something tells me it is exponentially larger than the average Joe or Zhao.

Most people don’t care. 

But not literally. 

Yeah, but when he has the players measure the height of the rim in the stadium at each away game, it still gives me chills.

I have fuzzy but still solid memories of beating Dark Link.