I suppose the real difference here is that with Dead Island, we didn't have something to base our reaction on except for the trailer itself. With Metro: Last Light, we have Metro 2033 to base our expectations on, and I can say without a doubt, that game managed to portray a similar feeling of despair quite well.

Ok. I figured that may be what you were referring to (the price drops/sales that exist in the digital pc marketplace).

I'm a PC gamer, and I'm having an issue understanding what you're saying here. Are you saying that you play(ed) on console because you pay for/play used games vs. new?

I actually scrolled up to recheck the original image! Well played.

Thanks.

Maybe I'm misinterpreting this, but I read it as them putting in more content within the game to make the ending less illusive, not changing the ending outright.

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I had the same scenario up til Anderson said he was proud, then passed.

I have to disagree my good dog. His hair gives him credibility.

I think I've put about 80 hours into it initially after it came out. I really like the invasions. It gave it a more dynamic feel.

Agreed. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASEEEEEEEEEEE don't let those technical issues affect you making another one!

Good to know. The movie looks so damned good that I feared making a show based on it as a "half-hour comedy" series would kinda trivialize the impact.

I think this is what was meant to be embedded:

"Rudin will develop the film as a fictional half-hour comedy series for HBO and he will be executive producer"

Fair enough. You win this round Famoustrip. Your rise to fame is not without merit.

I certainly agree, it's just not how I played Diablo. Hell, every other RPGish game I played required me to choose the finer things to keep, and drop the junk. (Yes, Skyrim being the latest.)

Apparently I've been playing Diablo wrong then, because in a loot game, I pick up everything, sell off what I don't want, use the rest, and hope for the best drop.

I liked the fact that I could keep on adventuring and not have to go back to town every 3 seconds when my inventory was full. 9/10 of the shit I couldn't/shouldn't use so it just clogged it up. Being able to break that down immediately was an IMMENSE IMPROVEMENT to me. Yes. I felt the urge to capitalize that…

This is my favorite favorite thread on the internet.

Aye. It's developed in house, as GW1 was, by ArenaNet. NCsoft publishes.