I like this game. It’s the first remotely MOBA thing I’ve tried; it rewards skill and practice and—like Borderlands—it’s a lot more fun with actual friends to play it with. Gradually getting to terms with Ambra’s unconventional playstyle has been very rewarding.

If Thomsen doesn’t like the game that’s fine, we don’t have to agree with him. This isnt his fault: it’s Metacritic’s for assigning a score based on the tone of the review; and ours as gamers for attaching value to something as arbitrary as a review score.

I was wondering just the other day what happened to this. It’s a shame that Microsoft shuttered it so soon.

I think they’re all a bit underwhelming, to be honest. Hopefully I’ll change my tune when I see a bit more of what sun/moon has to offer.

Now I’m nostalgic for Black Flag. Better go steal a brig

Doesn’t look so bad to me. They can hardly do modern military shooters year in, year out. And if you were looking for more original story ideas than “alien invasion” then, well, you’ve been playing the wrong franchise.

I wondered, from the moment i saw that duy in the teaser with the big coat collar and blue-eyed face...

Dorian and Iron Bull are probably my favourites from Inquisition, but it really was a great cast.

I asked this exact same question when I became aware of the problem, and I still do not understand it. A game whose watchword is creativity should not even be thinking about nuking levels that aren’t popular enough. That’s rarely a matter ofanything but exposure on the scale of something like Mario Maker.

Who?

This is all a joke, right?

Jim fucking Sterling, son!

Found my favourite:

Is this guy still at it? He made a babysitter cry once.

Every Bethesda game has one or two NPCs just begging for a creative murder. Anyone here remember Lazare Milvan?

This is essentially high-tech, multiplayer Snake, which was a popular mobile game more than sixteen years ago.

Good to see this finally appearing. I still think they should have put out the Creation Kit before working on the fluffy DLC.

Drama-mongering is a contemptible practice if you ask me, as much so on Youtube as in more traditional media. Sadly if there’s a market for that kind of crap it’s going to persist. Little we can do about it except hope for human decency to prevail once in a while. Certainly nothing wrong with people like Pewdiepie…

Red Eye amused me from time to time when Greg Gutfeld hosted it; airing at breakfast time where I lived. “Bill, your stupidity knows no bounds” is a delivery that continues to live with me.

I’m a sucker for good KotOR II stuff. Wish we’d see more Visas.