I second that, less action and asspulls (especially at the very end QQ) and more role playing please, the first one of the first trilogy is what made many players fans of the franchise after all.

IT'S HAPPENING!!!1

Aside from the fact that one in-house store per big publisher has nothing to do with actual competition at all ... have you ever tried using uPlay? It's a fucking mess, even getting gfx card promo keys for their games to work has been an 8 step hassle for my buddy who I gifted my code for a game I already had on…

Weeelll .... fuck you too then, Ubi. Give it to me on Steam or keep your crap. You're not the only one there wanting my money, and I sure as hell won't bother buying anything on your shitty own store.

Oh my ... Disney is sitting on a pile of money and quite a few good writers (q.e.d.: Just look at what they did with the Marvel universe <3), and all they came up with is "The Force Awakens"?!

It's South Park, whenever they take a little hit onNerd topics, they usually are spot on. <3

Well, true dat. It was late here. D:

Oh, I'm not complaining at all, I got any AC so far on Day 1 and like the series a lot. The thing is, a feudal Japan scenario would fit so perfectly and would please a lot of fans, so I just don't get why as a little thank you for buying the same game all over again (the core mechanics are all the same, maybe Black…

"You're all puppets. Tangled in ... strings .... strings ...."

I just don't get it.

As static as the games core mechanics have been over they years - I'm interested again, purely because the campaign might be halfway entertaining (yes, playing CoD for the campaign, the MP can go straight to hell with its nonsense Killstreak BS). Also: Kevin Spacey.

I love those bugs that actually enrich the game somehow in a hilarious way.

Most likey this is done to make the world feel more alive. If you compare a walk through a city area in a game without anyone talking to your and and walk where the NPCs start reacting to you getting close by, I'd say it's the latter thing that makes they city feel more alive to the player, ignoring that in real life…

Technically they aren't a monopoly, because there is a couple of available ISPs on the market in the US, in fact though there is no competition between them, because they split the US into seperate regions and decided to just stay out of each others way. It's an Oligopoly, and it's hard to do shit about that.

Facebook and its shareholders can make all the money they want, as long as its users are aware of one important fact: You and your data are their product, so be cautious about which data you upload and "share" there with your friends and Facebooks advertisement customers.

One of the true beauties of PC gaming: Our platform never dies, we'll always be able to play our beloved game perls somehow. .

Of course it's coming, what else do you think they might have been doing since Skyrim, except for fapping and counting the moneehs?!

Oh, fuck yes.

There's nothing bad about that, because the fights were choreographed (halfway) like actual Ninja Fights, with some Jutsus here and there ... in the later parts of Shippuuden it all went DBZ and it became nothing more but throwing Nuke-like attacks on each other and coming up with asspulls and power-ups. I'll honestly…

Well, chances aren't that bad: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthre…