It’s not exactly a tumblrina SJW oversensitivity issue, so I’m not sure why you’re painting it that way. The entire POINT of the gesture, in that country, is to offend; screaming “FUCK!” at the top of your lungs in North America would draw some heat in a similar way, because society has deemed that word offensive.

This just proves that is the worst possible response.

I don’t think a college degree is required to become a freelance journalist and/or write on a video game website/blog.

Hanzo is better on attack than Defense. So is Widow.

“You guys, what if Inside was a Tim Burton wet dream?”

As someone who loved the ending of Mass Effect 3 (alien vs. familiar, organic vs. synthetic, transhumanism!), and who also thoroughly enjoyed Dragon Age: Inquisition (twice), I know I’m currently inclined to like a new Bioware game. Bias recognized.

What about the people like myself that havent bought the game yet because they wont want a product where cheaters run undetected, and will induce severe rage and salt on the legit players?

I would wager that the increased sales generated by cheaters is FAR outstripped by the loss in sales from people who see those cheaters and say ‘fuck that game, i’m not playing.’

That is some real ‘logic’ you have there. Back to the greys with you, troll.

Not even remotely a part of the scene for this or Overwatch, but this sure does look like an attempt to ride D.Va’s coat tails.

D.Va shits all over her. Not that she can help it. A steady diet of Doritos and Mountain Dew can’t be good for your digestive track.

Thank god they didn’t try to shoehorn in Threepio and Artoo. That would’ve just been jarring and seem like it didn’t fit in the film at all.
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I am so weirdly excited to just sit down and watch this.

But K-2SO is the real star of Rogue One. The Imperial droid played by Alan Tudyk is by far one of the best things in the film. His dry sense of humor and brutal honesty are like an electric shock to the movie every single time he’s on screen.

The trend I’m noticing on RT is that it’s good. It’s fine. And if you roll with the experience it’s actually pretty good. But there are major story issues in the 1st and 2nd acts, the characters are flat and not especially memorable, and that like TFA, in a year or so we’ll be recognizing and admitting to a level of…

...but how she goes from there to a powerful leader isn’t quite developed. She’s a great fighter at the start, but she seems to forget that towards the end. It’s almost as if she’s several different characters rolled into one, and it’s hard to get a grip on.

I just wanna know if most/everyone dies, preferrably via Vader, before I go see it Thursday.