Whew, that backstory though. Just very: “Really, are we going to go with the murdered wife thing?  Isn’t that a little tired?” “Look, I just want to get straight into werewolf limb-tearing, so I’m gonna need you to get ALLL the way off my back about that.”

This is when the heavy-metal music kicks in, and it’s the best possible accompaniment to this virtual brutality

na man, this guy clearly invented ‘woman in tac gear’

I don’t want to be the one making excuses on behalf of a massive corporation for a game I don’t even play, but....

Last I looked it was “soon”

This was only good if Pitchford was gone, and since he isn’t then nothing will have changed, really.

So, i know what the article says, but now that he has people above him, how long we giving it before pitchford says or does something that gets him shitcanned.

Randy Pitchford—who will stay on as boss of the company

Somehow I don’t think any of us are surprised.

I’m of the “It was a dull, mostly empty but scenic region, with very little to do except track down a uninteresting villain” camp.

Ubisoft thought of Vinland as a “pace breaker,” something that would challenge players to survive without their regular gear, while allowing them to discover a brand new region and its native people.

The notable difference there is that those roles cannot be performed without said interactions. Streaming has no such job requirement.

I mean, all things considered, he’s not exactly wrong about this:

I actually didn’t know that the female version was the canon one. I actually started out with her. But her VA is pretty bad so I switched over to Male Eivor. Also if she’s supposed to be the canon version they should have put her on the cover

ME:A wasn’t even a buggy mess out of the gate, it had a few visual glitches that ultimately didn’t mean anything. Games media seems to love catering to the reactionary part of the audience though, because media is driven by clicks and reactionaries love to click - just look at the difference between Kotaku’s tone on…

That’s a shame. Resistance is a great concept badly implemented. It sucks Capcom didn’t give it a second chance.

I’ll be excited to play this when it comes out in a year.

I mean... it’s not hard. :p

I like Skyrim, but I also hate it with passion. It feels so lazy so often. The story is boring (and I’m usually a good public that don’t mind too much). The crafting is broken, the loot is worthless, the magic is lazy... Thankfully, many mods really make all this better.

I did play some…

Nehrim and Enderal come to mind, these were absolutely insane mods for Oblivion and Skyrim respectively.

This seems interesting, but not being based on Fallout 4 is not really hyping me up... Fallout 3 and New Vegas were pretty terrible games to look at even on their release day, and their gameplay was really bad…