I highly recommend starting with Binding Blade (AKA FE7, AKA “Fire Emblem” without a subtitle as released stateside) because it does a good job with it’s tutorial setting up franchise staples like the Weapon Triangle and the different roles of units. Then, because it’s extremely similar mechanics-wise, do Sacred…

To be honest, I think one of Fallout 4's strengths was dropping the oldschool Fallout style skills system. It didn’t work for Fallout 3 and New Vegas, at least IMO. Replacing it entirely with perks and then making an unlimited XP system felt a lot more immersive, at least to me.

Planescape: Torment is the best interactive Novel I’ve ever played. There is no other game I can think of that even comes close to the writing in this game as an interactive experience.

The game didn’t change at all. Like I said, they even left in the infinite XP loops I knew about.

TBH Nathan I am envious you’re able to do that.

Picked up Planescape Torment EE the other day and have been playing that.

“We can’t tolerate a wife beater in Utah! Kick his ass off the team!” -Utahns

“His fiancee was a playboy bunny? She probably deserved it.” -Also Utahns.

I started crying when I read he was able to afford the corrective eye surgery he wouldn’t have been able to otherwise. Way to bury the lede, Gita!

For reals though, Jason, I’m actually interested in your take on 30 games that should be on the Mini-SNES.

Josh Homme is one of my musical heroes.

UNPOPULAR OPINION TIME:

Older articles get pushed back to the top when they think it’s relevant, or the article itself gets an addendum. Seeing as there was a fairly substantial patch that just hit and a lot of new people picked the game up, that’s my best guess.

Keep in mind, when I wrote what I did it was right after game launch. It’s been nearly a year, and the game has changed up dramatically. I don’t think Torbjorn is a good pick anymore, typically, as he’s too easily countered still. It’s fun when you ult him with Anna though, and watch him run roughshod over 3 or 4…

Barret went straight up Batou. I like it.

DAWN OF WAR 3?!

GODDAMN IT, LUKE

I guess I could have worded that better. What I meant to say is the combat has been really well received, and most people, even the ones hating on the plot, seem to agree it’s the highlight and draw of the game.

Yeah, kind of. “Bad games” is a fairly nebulous terms when you can break it down like that. And as the other user that replied to you said, there’s also the ENTRY gate because I don’t wanna shell out $5 for a game that might be the worst game on the planet that I can tell from screenshots might be total garbage, while…

This is partly why Mass Effect: Andromeda is getting shit on in the press right now. Objectively, it’s a very fun game. It’s also maybe not so great as an RPG conversation simulator compared to the original trilogy, so the people who were fans of that most are being very vocal about how much they hate it.

The article says Art Rooney II has been running the team for the last several years anyway, so I am going to go out on a limb and guess him.