Yeah and this style seems pretty attainable too. Aside from looking cool it would also do a lot to set the game apart in a good way from Titanfall.

I think both are true. It shouldn’t have come out when it did (neither should Fallout 76, Destiny, Destiny 2, Anthem, or almost any other live service game, honestly), but it also benefited GREATLY from player feedback.

Stop beating the dead horse, your stick will break.

I’m looking forward to this, but I hope it doesn’t give me the same headache the PoE games did (especially II). As much as I enjoyed those games, I just couldn’t get over the feeling that they would have been better if they hadn’t been so focused on clinging to the past (the Infinity Engine games) and had been willing…

There’s a massive difference in creating fan art and asking to get credit for your interpretation of that fan art and some rich chode reposting art and FLAT OUT REFUSING to credit the artist especially when he literally has to pay a settlement from doing the same thing to another person.

Most artists in the industry of…

son: this tesla car is great dad

My favorite instance of a game reusing assets has to be Fallout 3. Remember the trains in Broken Steel? They were actually an NPC running around really fast that had a ginormous hat in the shape of a train.

My understanding was that the agreement was Valve makes their own “official” autochess, Drodo get to continue their mod, and Valve helps Drodo push out a mobile version of the game.

No kidding. I was pretty consistently hyped for basically all of their announcements - even the things I normally don’t care much about (Smash announcements, etc.) went over really well.

They kept it short and very sweet. And a number of surprise announcements, like the Secret of Mana collection. And that last bit with…

I think both Square and Nintendo had the best presentations this E3.

Good shit, man. It's probably nothing, but I'd like to see MS and Nintendo collab more often, since they're both great at things the other is kind of bad at.

Square was a close second though.

The Microsoft presentation was also excellent. But between them and Nintendo, whoever at Sony decided not to show up this year is going to be murdered in the parking lot.

They just really know how to structure the announcements. They knew that the Animal Crossing delay was kind of a bummer and saved two awesome surprises for after that to make up for it.

I mean, you could just keep playing the original. I was impressed by the combat on this.

Nazi is not supposed to be capitalized if you aren’t capitalizing grammar because grammar nazi is either a title or a noun and you need to pick one. It’s fewer, not less. Pothead is not hyphenated.

Part of me wants to grab this when it’s on sale, cause I still like Bioware and maybe this will be a long, slow development into something great.

I’m definitely with you on anyone actively complaining about Unity’s recent boost being a letter-over-spirit type of person—and I suppose the real worry I have is similar to yours: Valve lacks the spine/force of will required to say, “Look, this was an incredibly special circumstance related to the near-destruction of…

I think you’d also need to consider what the individual gamer is planning to do with the hardware. If you plan to play/raid competitively, then it follows that top-tier hardware does provide an advantage in that respect—but for standard gaming, there’s nothing in the world wrong with a console.

I mean, hell, there’s…