I’m fairly certain you could not.  

Plus there was no way to tell if you were going into a tough monster battle until it was already too late to consume potions in The Witcher 2, leaving you no way to heal. I see that as a poor design decision

I feel the same way about From Software games.  Sometimes a thing just isn’t for you.  

I loved the meditating to drink potions in the first two games. I like the idea that fighting a monster is something you have to prepare for. You can’t just be chugging potions mid-battle to top off your health bar if things get tough. Getting rid of that aspect is one of the only things I didn’t like about the third…

Yeah, according to those articles the situation is quite a bit more complicated than your original accusation makes it out to be. Are they using the DMCA law in ways that it wasn’t intended? Probably. But they don’t appear to have much other recourse against people who are being deliberately misleading about their…

I played it a couple years ago, and while it is definitely a game from 2007, I don’t think it holds up that bad. The combat system is a little bizarre when you’re starting out, but once you figure out the rhythm, it’s not too bad.  The game definitely spends too long in the swamp area, but I recall enjoying the story…

Every time I’m reminded of Chet Haze, I remember that I wish I didn’t know about Chet Haze.  

This sort of drive-by accusation really requires a source.

The idea that you think there’s a “correct” opinion is childish.  Almost as childish as admonishing a blogger for making a personal blog instead of a boring list.  

As I said in my several other comments backing up my opinion (the ones you can’t seem to find) I value the simplicity and responsiveness of the Switch menu more than I value a bunch of features I don’t need or use on the other consoles.

Usually a pro/con list does not consist only of the Cons for one option and the Pros for the other. 

Everyone today treats every issue the way sports fans treat their team. You’re either wearing my jersey, or you’re the enemy. It doesn’t even matter if the people wearing my jersey are right, or good, or make any sense. It’s about defending your tribe.

On the contrary, I was more than pleasantly surprised by a deeper, more personal article than what the title implied.

Lighten up, Francis. I’m just pointing out that your nihilism isn’t a healthy response to a culture of internet trolls, as you yourself seem to acknowledge with your “broken you” comment. Coming in here looking to pick a fight with them when they’re aren’t even here isn’t doing you any favors.

That’s how you know the internet has broken you: when you can already predict shitty, maggotty troll comments by just the headline alone.

6 eggs are better than 4 eggs. Because if you don’t need 6 you can discard 2 and have 4. 4 eggs will never become 6.

The thing is, a game or a book or a movie can’t fix anything. The best it can do is hold up a mirror that lets you see what’s wrong in the first place, but the actual fixing....that shit is work, man. Long, exhausting, grueling work.

The real problem there is that the term “game” has always been an inadequate shorthand for a medium that is actually capable of being many more things than that one limited noun can encompass.  

A little over 100 on Xbox One. Maybe half that on each of the other two.