I don’t understand why someone would want to use the infinite caps exploit - is it really “fun” to just be able to buy ANYTHING?

I feel like this will probably accompany a second play-through, at least up until Cathedral Ward. Having already beaten it, beating the expansion on NG+ I’m sure will be extremely punishing. I assume pretty much EVERYONE will be playing this DLC on atLEAST NG+..

more importantly, IM still awesome.

i still cant go in the water

aaaand THIS is why you don’t pre-order games.

You kind of love the bugs? That’s silly

Exposing this game to new audiences is great, what an amazing game; but not at the expense of heavily impacting the core gameplay.

You would have thought the Kotaku guide above would have mentioned that you can’t do the ghost collecting then que the quest in one shot. ridiculous.

Thanks for clarifying dude. Kinda lame how all of this is so cloaked in mystery - i wasted 200 motes of light thinking i needed to keep leveling up FWC. Good looks..

This glitched last night and I didn’t get the quest to trigger - got all the shells during the mission + the cult ghost. Returned to Lakshki-2 and nothin - even wasted all my motes of light assuming i need to level up FWC a certain amount to trigger it. I’m pretty infuriated.

These quasi-hidden quests for weapons are so dumb. The year 1 exotic bounties were pretty flawed as well but seeing all that’s involved to get an exotic weapon like this seems ridiculous; I’m not so sure i want weapons this badly.

People PLAY the COD campaign? I don’t play those games but, to me, it was always perceived as an afterthought. These games are typically hyper-focused on Multiplayer - are the campaigns even any good?

Platforms: Tables...

The Innkeepers was too much of a slow burn with no payoff. I didn’t hate it but it never really went anywhere. Definitely Wests’ weakest. I’d certainly put House of the Devil on this list, slow burn WITH the payoff..

THEM is easily at the top of my list. Funny Games is really good to.

For a directors first foray into horror, spot-on. It wasn’t the scariest movie I’ve ever seen but the music and atmosphere couldn’t have been better. It maintained the creep factor and never felt the need to fall back on jump-scares or gore to make up for anything.