The ‘parry’ he’s talking about really isn’t a parry and it’s not useful in most fights. It will block and auto counter most attacks but it also won’t block anything but melee attacks. Against guys that move fast and dodge/block as part of their skill set it’s basically essential, but they also trip you up by adding…

To me, normal feels like it has too many weird difficulty spikes. Bosses can be hard, that’s expected, but one minute you’re wiping the floor with some Shinra goons and the next minute you get your butt handed to you by some random mutant frogs.

That’s true... if FFVII was your last or one of the last games you played, jumping into normal mode of this one would feel more than a little nuts. Of course, my solution back in the day was to double back, grind 5-10 levels, maybe buy that nice sword I wasn’t able to afford and then come back to the fight I couldn’t…

I get you. I’m very anti-grind myself. I stop playing when it stops being fun - at this point I drop in for new stuff then walk away and play other stuff.

You should run the end game missions through once at least. The end game version of the missions have very different enemies and challenges. I get not wanting to do them over again, but with the different enemies it really makes it a whole other ball game. Then there’s the tidal basin, which is a fun mission that’s…

There’s actually a ton of stuff to do without touching the PVP/dark zone stuff. I hate pvp in any game and I’ve been playing it on and off since it came out, mostly in the end game. 

To add to what SomeGuy420 said, creative mode does indeed give you access to everything right off the bat. It really depends on what you want to do. If all you want to do is make giant, awesome bases without having to stop to laser rocks all the time, then creative mode is for you. If you want the challenge of…

I think I can count on my hand how many games I’ve played that used that touch pad for something other than a giant select button. There would be literally 0 value lost if they converted it to a regular button. For goodness sake, even most first party games use it as a giant map button.

I’m pretty sure that’s the start of a lot of Batman stories...

Does it really matter if it’s illegal? If Trump says he’s going to do it, Moscow Mitch will let him and the Supreme Court will back them both up.

... Sadly, I’m just a little bit glad that this is happening somewhere other than the US.

Yeah, I don’t remember what movie it was, but I watched one not that long ago where the biggest surprise of the movie was in the original trailer. I remember turning to my wife afterwards and saying “that movie would have been a lot more fun if they hadn’t spoiled it in the very first trailer”

Yeah agreed on all points. There have already been many jokes about moving to Madagascar in my circle of friends. And on the last point, I read somewhere recently about clubs in Berlin being open and had resulted in at least 26 direct cases in a couple of nights. Ah, here it is:

Honestly, how hard it is to win the game is comforting to me. If you get detected early on, odds are really against humanity being wiped out before a cure is made. The key to winning is usually a matter of spreading the disease to a vast majority of the population before it’s even detected and border…

Well there is a science denial scenario in the game as of right now, so probably not out of the world of possibility for this totally hypothetical situation you’re speaking of.

/s hypothetically.

It’s all a hoax anyway, right?!?

Remember the days when the biggest presidential scandal was the use of Dijon mustard instead of regular mustard?? Ahhh.... Simple times.

This is all moot as no matter who wins the nomination, we will have at least 4 more years of the Orange Lord Ruler. We’ll be lucky if he doesn’t just cancel the election because of the coronavirus and then conveniently forget to reschedule it as time goes on.

So if she weighs the same as a duck....

Don’t forget the part where they have a glowing interview on Fox News where they are praised for shrewdly doing said shady shit.