Or don’t. Deciding whether or not to have faith is a recurring part of the DAI narrative.

So, I must fall into that “Polish hills” category despite being aware they’re a publicly traded company. I see.

The biggest red flag about this game for me is how many people consider “The Witcher 3" to be the greatest game of all time, or at least their favourite (myself included with the latter.)

I.... don’t want to know how much Ego The Living Planet will cost when he’s given the scale treatment.

Will it be a single-player game with squadmates? No?

RDR2's epilogue essentially has a mission that’s the equivalent of choosing to repair the roof as Vesemir suggests instead.

The game just needs two things:

“It’s about damn time Ms. Marvel gets her due.”

Hot take (with a spoiler alert):

Where the hell was Garrus to say “Can the release wait for a bit? I’m in the middle of some calibrations.”

EA customers apparently also aren’t interested in a remastered Mass Effect trilogy.

My two favourite games from 2018 are RDR2 and AC: Odyssey. I played the hell out of them.

This was the first 3D Zelda I didn’t bother to replay and it’s because of those #$#@%@#@ tadtones.

Emma is Jan Hooks.

I am certain this is going to happen, want to see it.... and am dreading the moment where an entitled fanbase starts losing its minds over a game delay because the people who are making it don’t want to work themselves into a grave.

This ended up being more like the Terry Jacks of video games.

The game is fine, but it had three things that really irritated me: the overlong tutorial stage, making Paul Revere’s Ride unforgivably boring, and the living hell that was “Chase Hickey” where I had to run around the same block going after the guy for 25 freakin’ minutes.

But what about “Giant enemy crab” guy?

Ooooooooooohhhhhhhhh...

That was more of a vague “Dragon Age stuff” teaser than anything concrete.