Good job there, buddy. But people lose jobs when their product loses sales, whether that product is physical, digital, or otherwise. Stealing is stealing in any form. Pirates try to justify it away, calling it a victimless crime and putting it in its own special category of it’s okay because I do it. Was my Ferrari…

But ALL pirates are steaming piles of shite.

Hey pirates:

Sorry, but fuck that. Piracy IS a black and white issue. If you pirate a game, you’re willingly breaking the law. Period. No justifications. No “I can’t afford it”. No “I treat it like a demo”.

For the sake of this argument, yes. In my mind, they’re batting 1.000 with terrible final acts/botched endings.

I spent a lot of time with the Division. The first few days of release. This weekend, I spent every gaming moment I had with Stardew Valley.

I say I hear something else, you essentially call me old and deaf. Dick move, jabroni.

No. Not even a little.

Sorry, but I don’t hear it. I head Zelda, if anything. And I’m familiar. Been listening to Uematsu since ‘91.

Sounds more like the lead in the Legend of Zelda than FF fanfare to me. Not saying anyone wrong, I just can’t get SMB and LoZ out of my head when I listen to it.

I’m getting more Legend of Zelda than FF.

I didn’t hear the Final Fantasy, but definitely heard SMB3 Act I pretty strongly.

I don’t have an issue with getting my information from a video. What I hate is when you click on an article and only get half of the information written and you have to watch a video to get the other half. Or on sh***y IGN where a 30 second video has to be preceded by a 45 second ad, all to give me information that I…

Neverwinter Nights - terrible ending

The poster came out of the gates calling my life ‘shitty and exhausting’, so he pretty much jumped out of grounds for civil debate immediately. Also, when did I attack the person? Is pointing out that his post history is filled with misogyny and name calling an attack on my part? Maybe I have to look in the Online…

So, you basically just said: ‘Obsidian has a bad rep about endings because the majority of their games end bad.’ Thanks for that, mate. Not sure why you had to agree with me in an adversarial way, though. :/

Final act was ~45 minutes. The last boss was a joke. Then, in typical Obsidian fashion you’re given still images with text/voice overs for an ‘ending’. Sorry, it was shit and par for their course (sadly).

Stick of Truth WAS a full experience with a botched final act, IMO. You have a new villain emerge, Kenny become evil, and chef show up... all without any real reason or conclusion.

It happens with every single one of their games. It’s like they work on the game until some higher up says ‘we’re shipping in two weeks’, forcing them to slap together some rushed, shitty ending.