A great game but with some obvious flaws; some generic RPG quests and writing, some poorly animated conversations, some poor dialog and voice acting, but overall the gameplay is really good, the world is beautiful and the overall quality of the experience outshines its minor flaws.

So when Valve won a lawsuit against Blizzard over DOTA, doesn’t it feel like Blizzard devs just had a “rip off Valve gamejam” and Overwatch is the result of Blizzard dev’s spitefully cloning Team Fortress?

To be fair, you could also go to any other garage. I used to go to my garage at Eclipse tower to retrieve my Karuma. So yeah, it definitely evolved into a strategy to optimizing the use of the closest property, but its not really a glitch if you have to make it across town to your apartment. Maybe they should have…

I mean, isn’t that just called not dying? I beat this game all the way through without dying and I remember Ratbag made it pretty far as my mole. So him working for the player isn’t the normal story arc?

I figured I’d use this place to ask. My understanding is that, if you sit a normal 7-8 feet away from your screen, you need at least a 75" screen to be able to actually discern the difference in pixels between 4k and 1080p.

I figured I’d use this place to ask. My understanding is that, if you sit a normal 7-8 feet away from your screen,…

Uh, I don’t want to be a jerk, but you shouldn’t need to be convinced. The whole draw of Witcher 3 is that it has the high fidelity AAA quality storytelling of smaller, more constricted narrative-driven games, with the scale of a vast open world. Most open world games trade away fidelity for scale, but Witcher 3…

The comparison between VR and Kinect are very obvious for me, because the rhetoric from salesmen/fanboys advocating them is identical.

No, obviously not. I’m discerning enough to not buy into the mindless hype of VR. Show me a killer app and I’ll take the format seriously.

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You do realize that VR and the internet are totally different things. The internet is the greatest advancement in human communication since the WRITTEN and SPOKEN word were invented.

Uh, he’s obviously with Notch pissing away all that free nerd money.

So does anyone know whats up with The Mutineer ? Is it ever going to be published? What is the reason for the delay?

Dear Kirk, I don’t want this to sound like a personal attack, but I’ve noticed you don’t like hard games. I remember you carrying on about AC3 and how hard it was and how frustrating it was to have limited checkpoints. No offense, but some of us don’t want to have a checkpoint after every little incremental advance.…

The hubris of some director or writer who thinks they can handwave away a decade of lore, but still capitalize on the established brand value and fanbase is disgusting.

People are too stuck up about the “trying to be hip” criticism. I get it, but I also get why Ubisoft is doing it. WD1 was so dry and bland and boring, the first time they introduced fun into the WD series was with WD1 DLC with T-Bone, the hippy hacker. WD1 was too much about using hacking as a boring tool for boring…

Just a tip for loud/non-lethal players. One of the most powerful moves in the game is the sliding takedown. Its absurdly powerful, probably too powerful. I would run in circles surrounded by enemies and slide tackle them one after another. This is a great alternative to trying to choke an enemy unconscious when you…

Yeah, I realized it wasn’t even a guard, it was a civilian. And I know I didn’t kill anyone directly, so I think they might’ve been killed by some cross-fire that I got blamed for.

And none of them are better than Lost Odyssey :(

I’m playing as Emily and I love the story and narrative, but I’m not really digging her early powers. The jump is okay, but its so limited in distance. I also was trying to do a clean hands playthrough and unintentionally ended up killing someone and didn’t realize it until after I was like 10+ hours in. So, now I…

Hahaha, New York is a pissed stained city. Its great for tourism, but I’d pity anyone who has to breathe that air every day.