Battle Network is the freaking best!

Ya fuck variety! Burn the building down!

So you don’t own one but you’re dissatisfied. Got it.

Pretty sure he’s pointing out that The Witcher 3 does not prove the entire article wrong, as neither The Witcher 3 or Bethesda games are but free. Also keep in mind that the Witcher 3 used a different engine and had fewer sandbox elements, so your original statement seems more of a false equivalency.

Maybe it’s just me, but I wouldn’t call the Witcher 3 a “Bethesda-style game.”

If the game developers didn’t intend for it to be there, it’s an exploit. The fact that they removed it seems to pretty clearly state that they didn’t want it in their game.

Appropriate Crowley gif is appropriate.

Looks fine to me too. :\

It helps that Yoko Taro was upfront about his intent while others try to hide behind bullshit to justify their fanservice.

That would be like having to ask John Carmack’s permission to make a first-person shooter. There’s no copyright on a game mode or genre, so you can’t infrige unless you literally copy & paste the same code or steal assets.

I appreciate the contrarian view, because you do help to articulate some of the challenges with the early game.

“Or maybe Breath of the Wild just isn’t all that good.”

Unpopular opinion: I tend to prefer dubbed anime, even if the dub is strictly worse than the original voice acting (which it isn’t always), because they’re so much more compatible with multitasking and don’t require as full attention.

PlayStation Vita: “Little Pwaystation Beetah”

I’m really into the idea of it being a placed on a reconverging timeline after all the events of the other games.

It’s not really the same problem as the Vita/PSTV situation though.

This always comes to mind in those occasions:

... What? They’re just reporting that it exists. What’re they supposed to do, ignore it?