To an extent, I love that rigidity. There have been so many raids where I have felt like I’ve been barely contributing because its so easy to carry people through (and I’m not the best player ever). On this one I have never felt like dead weight. I have had to learn my roles and contribute, and I’ve actually gotten to…

I’m with you on the jumping puzzles. In fact, I love the entire raid, and like the fact that there are a lot of moments where the pace changes for a bit.

I’m loving it. Some of my favorite experiences in gaming have come from trying to go into King’s Fall (the raid) blind, or reading into the lore and then finding missions that relate directly to that lore (if you like lore, read about The Vault of Glass before playing Paradox).

Gone rotten already Sir Grapefruit? Or did you start that way?

I don’t know. It’s actually one of my favorites. Definitely a different style, but there’s something to be said for the simpler style that we’ve seen in Banner Saga.

I just want him to be something more than stoic badass white guy. If they can manage that with Jensen, great, but as much as I liked the game last time, it wasn’t because of his character.

What you are talking about is feedback...feedback that games, movies, pretty much everything has gotten for, well, since creative endeavors have been popular. Trying to imply that because a particular branch of feedback is in vogue right now that it is more problematic than that has become before is...well,…