Erick Warren may be Asian, but I’m reaching.

The only asian people in the game seem to be ones you fight, or kill. Probably Damon Watt’s pregnant wife will be asian though, which is how the devs will tie the locale in. So you either fight or fuck asians in this game. They kind of did this with the Firefly series. Adopt an asian culture as set dressing. The devs…

That jumped out at me, too. So many cities to choose from but lets call it Hong Kong. For reasons*.

I am in my early 30s and have lived in The United States of America for my entire life. I am African-American and me and my family have been victims of the most oppressive and difficult elements of modern capitalism.

It’s Simone De Beauvoir, not De Bouvier. Please criticize responsibly by getting the names right.

It’s still more realistic than just watching a teaser cinematic trailer. It still gives me more of a feel of the game. 

Anyone else feel like they no longer give a damn about cinematic trailers? I either want to see game play or in-engine shenanigans. I just get bored by these cinematic trailers that really give us no sense of the game itself. 

Pumped for this! I’m eager to see Osiris being redeemed. Not just in the lore, but his expansions was...well, disappointing, and he wasn’t formed into the most interesting character. I really love the voice actor though, and I’m hoping he’s utilized much better in this expansion. Can’t wait! 

pubg is the closest thing to a popular tactical shooter. what you smoking?

I’d disagree on that. BotW had some of the best methods for exploring, sure. But there wasn’t really a ton of stuff that was actually worth exploring. Outside of areas you would explore anyways for the main story I can only think of maybe a half dozen places that I found and thought “wow that is cool/interesting”. A…

I don’t know if that’s a fair characterization of the house. Check out the real estate listing — it seems to me to be more of a heavily customized cabin-style home on five acres near the edge of the Yosemite National Park.

I’m just happy Martin Callahan got an upgrade from his job as the Spacer’s Choice Moon Man.

“It’s not a game for everyone” keeps getting repeated. Video Games are the only entertainment media where this needs to be stated. Shows just how homogeneous the industry is. Weird music? Expected. Weird movies? Loved. Weird video games? “It’s just not for everyone!”

No game is beyond saving. I still have egg on my face for saying that Final Fantasy XIV was beyond saving after its rocky launch, predicted it would go free-to-play, and then slowly fade into indifference and shame as Square Enix moved on.

I know I am one of the few who thinks that, but for me, ME2 is the weakest entry in the serie by far. I really disliked how everything is about one character at a time. Yeah they are fleshed out, but it’s basically : “Okay, let’s pause the whole main story for a minute so we get to know that guy”. Mass Effect 1 had…

I fully realized this was a Call of Duty game when, after the mentioned London shootout, one of the main characters looked directly into the camera and said “if only our hands weren’t tied by politics, laws, or rules and could deal with these threats the way they need.”

If it’s aiming for the realism of war, the part where you abandon the rebels to be ethnically cleansed should be interesting.

We will never truly know the effect town had on that game.

Trying having the same skin tone as a Roma in Europe, or having a darker skin complexion in places like Cambodia. It isn’t just an American thing.

If you think thats a "VERY SOUTHERN' mom or person in general then I don't think you have EVER been to the south, for real.