Nope, it sucked. Even the extended ending was still bad.

It did ambiguity badly. It also shoehorned in a revelation and debate “AI and biologicals can’t co-exist” that you could literally disprove if you’d done the previous missions correctly. And it tossed aside any real consideration of the thoughts or decisions…

Visuals-wise, I feel like Obsidian has always done their best work within the confines of other people’s art styles.

In previous versions the answer was yes, but for some reason despite allowing evil PC’s and campaigns those options were almost invariably limited to NPC’s, or else relegated to alternate options in the endless splat books, Unearthed Arcana and Dragon magazine articles.

It’s pretty weird for you to insist it doesn’t need to be a cinematic universe, and then describe your ideal version, which is the definition of a cinematic universe.

“I don’t understand why people said this movie is bad, it was good except everything about it was bad. Why are people calling it bad?”

I don’t know what the critics were reacting to. It wasn’t amazing, very logical or even particularly scary

This is a bonkers take. After character creation, almost every single upgrade in Starfield is “+10% pistol damage” “+10kg carry weight” “-5% O2 consumption” “+10% persuasion chance”. Comparatively, the skill tree in AC: Valhalla was a fucking design masterclass.

The color palettes in Gwen’s universe reflect her emotions. 

Terrorism is a tactic. It's fairly common in a lot of movements.

https://kotaku.com/problem-we-dont-shoot-green-things-enough-5724354

Shadow of the Tomb Raider has that in their difficulty options. All climbable objects or environments have this white paint over them but in the difficulty option you could make those marks smaller or turn them off completely.

“Warranted, but honestly, Hsu’s stellar, Oscar-nominated performance speaks for itself.”

Regarding Iron Bull, I think the problem isn’t Iron Bull or “Demands of the Qun” so much as it is a more general issue with how the Qunari have been portrayed.

I will let you have this one out of respect to Dana Carvey.

6. Villetta Nu - Code Geass

Can Bane just passive aggressively ask enemies for his Pasta Maker back as an attack.

I’m not sure exactly why you’re spending all day crusading for this crap on Kotaku, but I hope you’re getting paid well at least...

“The past century of American-led military adventurism and the military-industrial complex Eisenhower warned about are as deserving of condemnation.”

well we know from leaks it’s a live service game so