Given that MoO2 is one of my Top 5 games of all-time, one that I still play (as recently as a month ago), I picked this up on early access, tried it, and then haven’t touched it for a few months now. The only analogy I can make would be those Shadowrun fans who picked up the Xbox Shadowrun game hoping for a cyberpunk…

Oh.. look China is once again not respecting a single international copyright law or treaty. Could it that they knew China will always rule in their favor? Could they be yet another state funded company? Could it be due to the lack of not actually letting people do business there without all your stuff being stolen so…

$50 for Monopoly is ridiculous. The game is the exact same with different names.

If you look at the video you’ll see they conveniently left out the lines that are right after the “Shufflegate” part that prove the dialog was a direct reference to Watergate. Seems more like manufactured controversy.

I guess people forget that tacking -gate on the end of a scandal is a reference back to watergate?

Play FFXV first to avoid spoilers and to engage in discussions about the game. Then, after being thoroughly disappointed, play Dragon Quest.

I was so sad that game never caught on really to sell more then it did. The game was just awesome and in my opinion far better then many of the FF games at the time or even today. My desire for a sequel was real.

This Akiba boy right here gets it.

If he makes one more game like Lost Odyssey, I’ll write his name on my will and give him half of my money.

Crowdfunding isn’t an investment at all. You are just adding to the confusion by misinforming your readers...

Well... If you are gaming on Windows you probably upgraded to Windows 10 a long time ago because you want the best performance you can get... The sticking to Windows 7 people are mostly just this system generation’s version of the XP is good enough for me and no one can make me change crowd.

Not only can you not earn the currency during play, but the points purchased don’t add up to a sensible number of points to buy stuff. If you decide to buy a pack for $5, you can grab 3 taunts and have 10 points left over (money wasted) or a taunt and a skin and have 50 point left over (even more money wasted). That’s…

7 million players didn’t quit primarily because they wanted to go back to Vanilla. They quit because they got burned out or found better or different games to play. Not everyone is as hardcore of a fan to stick it out for a decade. Of all the old-school WoW players I knew, they want Wrath of the Lich King back. Even…

Those 100k didn’t pay to be on that server. How many of them would still be there is the were charged? How could you know that those players disagreed that they weren’t there because it was free? Did you poll them? I’m one of those 7 million that quit and I didnt quit because the game was shit, I quit because the game…

How about the real reason: it won’t make money. Vanilla WoW was terrible. People only played on those free servers because it was f-r-e-e, free.

Tetsuya Nomura: “Stories are better when they’re told out of order, with no structure, in around a dozen installments, on half a dozen different expensive platforms.”

but...

You’re describing Final Fantasy XV. This is like a Fantasy Fantasy sort-of game with Final Fantasy-only characters mixed in.

If you wouldn’t call FFXV’s combat real-time, IDK what real-time means