Ooooh. This looks (and sounds! -Wow. Great audio direction.) absolutely rife with atmosphere. Practically oozing. Had never heard of this one before, but it has my full attention.

WTF? Also, anyone weirded out by the mirrored girl with a wig on, talking with herself?

On PC, maxxed out except for HFTS, it looks..., really good. And runs impressively well, too.

I use the main GPS just as more of a sort of general guideline direction. If I see an interesting area, or I’m just on my way, I’ll wander in the general direction and explore, and once I’m done, the GPS recalculates anyway, so no big issue.

I could just walk through people in the Safe House?

Too dangerous. You won’t see anything like that until the ruling council breaks apart properly, or they start moving even further towards full capitalism/democracy.

Yeah. While obviously only an homage/inspiration, and clearly a fictional variation on the theme, it’s close enough that it could honestly be a dangerous thing to have in China as an art piece attached to your name.

Yup. About 40 minutes, and everything seems good now.

Honestly, since the first time I heard about what Fable: Legends was supposed to be, I figured this kind of thing would happen. At least the cancellation.

The normal version is made in JAVA, so it..., well, let’s just say it doesn’t run all that well, and JAVA was not the best choice for a game like that.

That’s..., not exactly true. Especially affordably.

The thing is that they wouldn’t have been able to properly evaluate pre-release, anyway. If the situation was different, I would agree with you, but otherwise...
But ay. It’s a disagreement of opinion, I imagine, at this point.

Oooh, good point. Sadly, I don't think that's what he's going to take from it.

I loved her in Cap 2. She’s been very underserved in the Avengers movies, though, especially AoU.

Honestly, Steam’s mobile apps are disastrous, anyway. Barely better than what’s already a mess of a desktop client, these days.

I have to agree.

I’m not speaking to the quality of the game, when I refer to Destiny.

I speak to the kind of situation, which is similarly one where without fully populated servers, and the rigors that come with that, that can affect servers due to the sheer amount of people playing in comparison to a couple thousand reviewers, it…

Except it’s not the same thing. This is basically a soft-MMO. The same thing basically happened with Destiny. No one had reviews at launch, and that’s a good thing, and made perfect sense.

Eh. Far from the worst issues, and since it’s still pre-launch, likely won’t affect the vast majority of players.

You guys planning on doing a review of this? I’m actually somewhat curious about it, and that’s not usually the case for me, for conventional MMOs.

Reminds me a bit of Crysis 1/Warhead. There’s still nothing in gaming like blowing a house to pieces with a grenade.