The presumption in this country is innocence.

It definitely felt rushed, which was a disappointment given how great they’ve been at making the changes necessary to make this work as a TV show and not a game. In this case, we needed more time to stew in SLC before the reveal that Ellie needed to die: Ellie’s happy (or some approximation given what just happened to…

Jesus, this is why I don’t visit Kotaku much anymore. Worry more about video game news and less about what pronoun you are called. Or we will all be calling you jobless soon. Cause this site sucks right now. 

Who cares what your gender is. How about “Human that has a bad take”. I think just want attention.

That’s deflection and you know it. You did a crappy job reporting this news and you are being rightly called out. Don’t hide behind your pronouns, especially if they aren’t in your bio for the site.

Maybe next to your name you should put your gender so people know instead of getting mad that someone mis-gendered you. Clearly they didn’t know. Your comment adds nothing to this discussion and sound more like a little bitch.

Oh fuck off, theres no way they knew what your gender was. 

Is there a reason why he or she should already know your gender? And does it have any relevance to whatever was commented if it was incorrect?

“First, obligatory JKR is a bigot and by playing this game you’re (the general you, not the author here) basically saying you care more about playing a video game than anto-trans bigotry.”

Having tried to fly a broom in this game, I say “good”.

Agreed on it being a mixed bag. I actually really like the campagn from a gameplay standpoint. There have been a lot of fun and memorable encounters.

Also wanted to add that there is no way some magic city has been hiding all this time on Neptune either. No chance. That was the dumbest part of the DLC to me so far, but Nimbus and the other guy are pretty close. 

Yeah, this feels like an expansion that should’ve cost 10 bucks, not 50. And those Neptunian people are the dumbest looking things I have ever seen and really take me out of the game. Makes me feel like I am not playing destiny, but some crappy rip off now. 

I finished the main campaign yesterday, and still have no idea wtf the “Veil” is or why I should care about it. I was so lost during the campaign’s story that everything that happened had virtually zero impact whatsoever - and I’m someone who religiously watches Byf lore videos. I feel like I’m a primary target for…

I feel pretty much the same way. Witch Queen was actually ENGAGING. It was entertaining, even with the ridiculous repeated trips to the Altar of Reflection. And on Legendary, it was PERFECT. Not obscenely difficult, but difficult enough to where you had to fight to protect your Space Magic Godkiller reputation.

Neomuna being a ghost town is disappointing. I was hoping for a more “lived-in” environment. Why keep all that neon lit up if all but a couple of people in the city are in stasis?

Unfortunately have to agree. 3 things really combine for me to make the initial impression poor that you mostly touch on:

Out of all the cool ways to make a Suicide Squad game, a Sunset Overdrive-styled movement shooter is definitely close to last on my list of things I’m excited for.

I really hope that there is a documentary about this game sometime in the future.  I would love to know more about how this game has been able to persist without ever charging for the DLC.  This has got to be the most impressive post launch support of any game ever.  

CoD Mobile is a terrible representation of Call of Duty. It feels nothing like it and CoD is all about the feel.