Different people have different sensibilities.
I might seriously agree with the Famitsu reviewers, but I might also think they are all mad.

I’m happy I could help, specifically when it’s about providing positive information like this :D

Now, to be honest, I understand Gamespot since they during their review tried to expand their base, and that could ONLY be done using MB coins. MB coins, while a thing you will earn in single player missions, isn’t a thing…

*by yourself.

Hey, thanks for asking nicely! Sourcing claims are important, and I thank you for wanting to verify yourself. Here’s an article at IGN about it, with a link to a Senior Producer at Konami saying on twitter that the money you can buy in microtransactions, can be obtained by doing missions in campaign, and other ways:

ME 3’s multiplayer was ACE!

It was NOT required for the best ending, but you could in theory play enough multiplayer to make up for a few mistakes in the campaign, raising your galactic readiness.

The multiplayer was Co-op, so no-one could pay too “win”, real money gave you credits for chests with random loot, and they…

No paywall. It’s an in-game currency that you earn, but can also purchase with real money. Like GTA Online, Assassins Creed, Battlefield etc.

The paywall is bull. Konami speaks the truth.

Online, you can spend in-game money on upgrades and stuff. You can buy in-game currency instead of being awesome and doing cool missions. That’s what it boils down to.

Same as in Mass Effect 3’s underrated and awesome multiplayer, Dragon Inquisition’s multiplayer, GTA…

Wow, I didn’t know. I know that south park does an episode a week, but then again, south park uses computers and do not have any sort of advanced animations. Ever.

I’d like to see or read about how fast a “normal” animated episode of anything gets made. If you have any good links, I’d be very grateful.

Days to make an episode? Really?

Underpowered in what way? it will still break all of the existing content bosses to pieces. Just not the new ones ^_^

Xur sold Gjallarhorn on week three after launch. Just saying....

No. Year one exotics are still viable, and a thing to use for raids. The way the new light level works kind of ensures that.

Those exists, still. The new Rainbow Six looks great.

This is also a special move of Chronos in the MOBA SMITE, and of a character in the upcoming Blizzard MOBAFPS Overwatch.

To be fair, the game was meant to be played by one person.
When adding 200+ input controllers, I don’t think it’s “cheating” to modify game behavior into something that actually works. By that token, it was technically cheating when adding that many controller inputs in the first place.

So.. what about the sword that one person was carrying?

I am certain that you won’t feel like you’re too low level for The Taken King. I’d reccommend that you watch the twitch stream they just had, to look for all the changes.

I’ve been feeling some bitterness too, but It’s hard to be mad for something changing to the better.

After the launch of The Taken King, you will be able to level up to 40 completely independent of your gear.

1: If you do not enjoy doing missions either alone or with friends, or if you do not enjoy the pvp, you won’t enjoy The Taken King.

However, if the random nature of loot upset you, you will be pleased to know that rewards for a bunch of quests and weapon types are now a bit more specific, letting you know whether or…