Deleted for stupidity.

Yeah, that’s a really odd complaint. Like, they would have just sent her without a briefing? And she wouldn’t have wondered why a full strike team was backing her, a top agent, up?

“any first-time watcher (there could still be some out there — who knows?) risks getting more than a tad confused.”

I got to be an extra in this, as a SHIELD agent in the opening scene. As much fan as the experience was, my clearest memory was when, about halfway through the night, Whedon walked past me, with this half-dazed, “Holy shit, I didn’t know how complicated this was going to be” look of exhaustion in his eyes. And this…

Man, if someone is paying real money to buy ammo, they’re doing it very, very wrong.

Ah, man, Id love it if you could just replay the story mode, and let a buddy join up as John or Sadie or Charles!

I wonder if this will go the way of all the vanished Marvel games after Disney acquired them?

I have to admit, I played the first couple hours of Isolation. It scared the scrap outta me, and Ive not played again.

Under the circumstances, I understand.

Bummer. I got it first try.

He also worked in a subtle little “blacks are the real racists” while saying workplace abuse is natural an unavoidable. His genial writing style (which I feel is a deliberate ruse) aside, the dude just screams alt-right channer.

“On August 28, days before the game’s release, Insomniac community director James Stevenson tweeted the words “The City That Never Sleeps” with a photo of what appeared to be the spider chest emblem from the Raimi Spider-Man suit lit up on a Manhattan rooftop. “ 

Yeah, you can. Does it occur to you to look shit up before making dumb declarations??

Yeah, why would fans expect the suit from the most popular and wide seen version, after it was teased by the developers. The nerve!

And you got worse. Impressive!

What an effective method of making yourself look like an ass.

It was designed by a fanboy (Coulson). Its in the dialog.

True. The beams of light come a few minute before the end.

“(Shout-out to 2010’s The Wolfman.)“