Terrorists are going to use this as a training tool to fuck up the farm belt.

Not really that interested in new beasts, but new missions? Fuck it, I'll buy it.

No.

It was written to stir up some discussion. Given the amount of replies this already has ~20 minutes after it was published, mission fucking accomplished.

How is this difference not completely evident to people? It's disturbing how many people don't see this.

Those open world games offer choice. The player is not encouraged to murder countless unarmed and innocent civilians. In fact the player is outright discouraged from doing this with penalties of varying degrees from authoritative figures within the individual game worlds. I'm not saying they don't still actively…

Choosing not to sell a product would not be censorship.

This looks like a job for Ireland!

Wish MS would release Halo 3 on the PC.

I don't meet the minimum CPU requirements :[

I'll take one Webley and a spot of tea, please.

This removed the awful blemish I accidentally left on my Elf. I talked about it on the last DA:I article posted the day before the patch that asked us about how many times we re-made characters funnily enough. It also removed his scars, but I'm not too flustered.

He shit on the floor?

First attempt I had it how I liked it, took one of the premade elf faces that didn't look like ass and tweaked it a bit, faded the vallaslin enough to be present but not distracting. And gave him a shaved head since all the hair looked like a plastic mess.

They haven't let me down yet.

I blinked and now I'm suddenly in my early 30's.

Not going to lie, it really seems like a lot of studios are playing "follow the leader" these past couple of months.

They're absolutely valid examples. I'm not arguing the probability of The Banner Saga receiving any sequels. I'm pointing out that plans can, (and have in the past) change in the industry. The three examples I chose were just the ones I remembered off the top of my head at the time, and were not meant to be compared…

mmkay.

Best narrative: Valiant Hearts