I'm fine with it being in the story, it's just not very cool to have it printed in bold words, "driving character dies in this one." As someone else pointed out, that's like telling someone which page Dumbledore dies on right off the bat, with no warning. I'd rather learn about this while playing the game instead of…

Eh, I kinda didn't like the set weapon drops... then it just turned multiplayer into a race to who could get to the strongest weapon first. That's not really strategy. Or balance. This changes things up a bit.

Wow, thanks for spoiling a pretty big deal IN THE TITLE OF THE STORY. Great journalism.

Originally? Greedo never shot at all.

Oh, right, of course! Such an Ewok-heavy scene, totally forgot about that part!

Rope-swinging wookies?

I actually joked about that... but I imagine it's reversible so he can get un-stuck.

It's spinning the wrong way, though.

that makes it hurt more duh

Eh, I'm sure it was really frustrating and confusing if you didn't know what was going on. But it's a really cool idea nonetheless.

I was not pleased with the second game.

If it's a creation, it's art. Whether it's good or not is another question entirely. They created the game and everything in it, by hand. It's art. Some of it is good; other parts, not so much. But they still can do whatever they want with it.

Well I did not.

That's a really narrow-minded idea of art.

The entire series was about preventing the galactic reset... and in the end they really just couldn't. It was gunna be reset no matter what.

I don't admit to be much of a Mass Effect expert, I never got as into it as I have, say, TES, so I don't know what rules of the universe were broken.

Yeah, I turned the music off in Oblivion. I thought about doing it in Skyrim, but the music fits in way too well so I've kept it on so far.

Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa icwutudidthar

That's not Demi-god. Because he was fixed up by science.

I'm glad they're keeping the ending. It's really not poor writing, because the ending was just fine. It was poor execution. Some people can't seem to understand the difference. Those same people also have a strange sense of entitlement and are apparently art experts.