Is there an easy mode to make the combat less annoying?

Technically, Ancient Greece extends into the 3rd and 4th centuries AD.

I don’t know. There wasn’t a lot of super interesting stuff going on in Greece around that time. Most of it was before or after that time period.

I take it no word on what the actual gameplay will be; I.e. will combat look more like Fallout 4 (minus VATS since it’s online) on Elder Scrolls Online (yuck)?

I’ll have to check this out. I’m a big Mishima fan. Acts of Worship is one of my favorite books and it’s an incredible collection of stories. Also, the man was just fascinating. Saying he was passionate about his beliefs is a gross understatement!

Wow. That’s pretty incredible, especially if he just spent the whole time jumping. I made the 20,000 so ly trip to the Colonial sector without stopping to explore and that was sooooo boring, and it had to be a fraction of the distance this guy traveled.

But it’s opressive and inconvenient to me for someone else to take a few seconds of their own time to make others aware of things that might bother them.

Will this new content also be available on the console versions?

This is some great dialog. The writer(s) knew enough to trust the players to read into the subtext. It’s a shame that a lot of writing in games don’t have the same confidence in its audience.

Poe and Finn knew, but not the top brass.

But they didn’t know how the First Order was tracking them. For all they knew, it was a spy. And if it’s a spy, you keep stuff like this on a need to know basis, and Poe did not need to know.

I noticed on the Xbox game store the standard $60 version of the game only lists HDR but the premium $70 version says Xbox One X Enhanced

The open world definitely felt tacked on and unnecessary. I’m interested to see how the VR version will feel since they’re allegedly removing those bits and focusing on the investigation and interrogation mechanics. My guess is that it will feel like a more focused experience.

It really shines in VR

Every time I start to lose faith in humanity I see a story like this that just makes me smile. :)

Maybe the developement was troubled, or maybe EA realized you can’t sell loot boxes in a linear story-driven game. :p

This is my favorite so far in my playthrough:

I played countless hours of Shadow of Mordor and never actually beat them game. I had so much fun just messing with the orcs and influencing their heirarchies. Could the routine and fatigue be a symptom of having to see everything and beat the game for a review?

David Braben, the head of the studio, has talked at length about how he pictures a forstncontact scenerio. One thing he said was that it would be almost impossible at first to even comprehend them or for them to comprehend us. Our ideals of society, culture, morals, etc... would be foreign to them and maybe even…

OMG, Micheal was the worst offender out of three. Lol.