I’d argue that from the very earliest pages of the book Eren is depicated as a little meglomaniac in the making. He craves violence, is utterly desperate to be idolized and is basiaclly a vile shit to everyone around him most of the time who sneers at compassion.

God forbid, Elon Musk might tweet at you.

It is why I roll my eyes when people defend the writing of the game as “no no, it is an optimistic setting”.

I tried to actually be a goody two shoe to advacnce a companion plot.

Jesus, a free PR troll. 

Yeah, it is an incredibly lackluster quest that basically left me wondering, “what percent of the 100 worlds exist for a single fetch quest or less?”

I’m on the team that thinks that film needed to be rewritten into a horror story.

The anecdote is he walked out of the screening of Earthsea and just shook his head when a reporter asked what he thought.

See Martin Scorsces interview a month or two back where he talks at lenght about how he “he has only begun to understand filmmaking” and is “sad because he knows he just doesn’t have the time left to make everything he wants”.

If he is physically able, he’ll keep working until the moment he can’t.

The difference, of course, being that John Brown was right and the law was wrong.

Given how aggresive the Captain sounded, I figured she would counter me with a mission to somehow swindle the planet from the corporation.

I think i had to hit that before I was done with my first seesion.

I think the anwser to a lot of the criticism (including my own) is that Bethesda still has the same folks running everything. Same hack writers, same hack UI design, same hack *redacted*.

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Mmmm.

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...they were everywhere last time. A large reaction to Valhalla was “this is too goddamn much and too much the same”.

Honestly, the fact that it took so long and so much of it is just proc gen’d enviroments makes me wonder if it was worth it.

I agree. Theres an enjoyable game here but the heart&soul of exploration has been ripped out.