lol, all your complaints are baseless and are matters of taste.

You’re actually told to go to that town to talk to Pulma and she tells you to go to the castle. The game has a lot more ‘go here then go where they tell you’ than BOTW and I think people aren’t used to it

it shows you the first shrine you got to. You learn an ability. Right next to the shrine you leave are items that you used in the shrine, and you are meant to use them the same way to get on your path.

Yep, that’s what happened to me! Finding the snow pants AFTER leaving the snow section was a pretty clear sign...

Lots of downhill tracks you’re supposed to ride down when going the “correct” direction.

You’re not, though the tone of this article (ridiculously) implies so. Enjoy the game at your own pace. That’s how it was designed to be played.

Isn’t going to the castle basically the only quest you have at that point? Shouldn’t that be enough that you have to go there to advance the plot?

I’m also in the minority because I thought the whole tutorial was awesome, but for slightly different reasons. I appreciated how guided it was. It was not holding my hand, but was very clear about where I should be going and what I should be doing (clear to me, at least) and I loved that. I feel like some games get…

I guess I’m in the minority here, but I thought that the Great Sky Island was a genius section of game design. It flowed naturally and felt like it trusted the player to figure it out, and left multiple paths forward for quite a few areas (including that last shrine, which I do admit was a doozy). But all of that was…

I played for 10 hours before I found the paraglider, and after dying for the umpteenth time because of falling damage, I broke down and looked at a walk-through.

Same. I had to make occasional use of stamina food and only noticed after completing the third shrine that I might have been going backwards.

Yeah, I made the mistake of crossing the island clockwise (while it was CLEARLY meant to be done counterclockwise) so everything was ultra confusing to me (especially the verticality of it all).

How does a dealer refuse to let you buy your lease? That's something they are obligated to do. I would think a quick call to corporate would solve that problem. 

and on top of that has the initial down payment increased as well? I think most are around 3-4K$ down.

People arent leasing right now because the manufacturers have completely stopped subventing lease rates and residuals.

Yeah while this is cool, the downside is putting up with a whole new generation of Warhammer “understanders.”

Honestly I think I’d rather see that second show than something based on the series. Dude’s love for the game is just infectious.

To answer your second question:

I remember years back interviewers would make mistake of mentioning World of Warcraft to Vin Diesel , and watch as he tried very hard not to talk about raid mechanics and the illusiveness of some pvp mounts.

I would pay real money to see a charity 40K battle between Henry Cavill and Will Wheaton.