Stole the words right out of my mouth. Bravo.

My problem with this is just that the game itself doesn't look like much fun.

Well, now we're coming down to personal taste though, and I'd disagree about Skyrim being better than plenty of games last year, but again, personal taste. I just think it's ridiculous that a game where one of the versions is just *broken* can win an award that ostensibly means, "This was the best game of the year.…

Yeah, and I get that, and that's what made Skyrim so frustrating when it won. PS3 players got a VASTLY different experience. I feel like that should be taken into consideration in a BIG way during Game of the Year deliberations, but it doesn't mean it shouldn't win. Like Skyrim or The Walking Dead getting GOTY should…

You used a "u" in favoritism, so I'll assume you're not from America. Let me just tell you, as someone who's never left this country, this does not surprise me. Not one bit.

Totally agree.

Totally agree.

Well, by your logic, I should just be pirating games then.

I haven't read the comics, but I can tell they're a lot better just from the snippets I read about. Like on the show, when Michonne disfigures the Governor, it's for essentially no reason at all. None. He was nice to her. He offered her hospitality. And she tries to kill him. She looks at his zombie daughter and heads…

THANK YOU. God that show sucks. Compared to the comics, compared to other shows. I'm caught up on it (I have friends who love it so I have to...) and it is just the worst. The writing, the acting... It's all crap. People just like dumb zombie action and don't care that the rest of it is garbage.

I (probably) couldn't disagree more. I get that it's probably not ideal being paired with someone with a white cloak who's showing you the ropes instead of just playing, but I played it solo during the beta and it was really good, but so empty. When the full game came out, the most memorable parts came from my…

It wasn't. Play the game as a Renegade and watch as they systematically ignore or reverse every major decision you've ever made to neatly fold your playthrough into the Paragon playthrough.

If for no other reason, ACIII should've been panned for all the bugs. I felt like I was sold a beta. I felt ripped off. That game needed another six months in development (as evidenced by patches that don't just fix technical problems, but UI, systems, mission design, etc.) and instead they pushed it out the door and…

Yeah, but if he uses his hands or a knife or something, it's harder for him to kill people than "point and shoot." That's the problem with guns. When the 2nd Amendment was written, we were at war, it was mostly for civilian militia, guns took ages to reload and they weren't that accurate anyway. Guns are way too…

Why are there enemies???

Because people with guns try to steal that money, so we have to protect it. Why are we at a point where we need to treat kids in school like money in a bank vault?

"Why is a gun good to protect president or country, but bad when used to protect children in schools?"

Exactly. It's not like he's narrating to someone later, "This is what happened when my friends and I went over. I became an animal. A monster. A predator. I lost myself." It'd be like Prince of Persia: Sands of Time. But yeah, they don't do that. They don't address the unreliable narrator thing in the end either. I'm…

I don't want to be "that guy" here because I don't think Yohalem deserves praise for this, but in the interview I read at Penny Arcade Report with him, he talked about how the reason it seems racist is because you're looking at it from Jason's eyes and that's just what he sees as an ignorant American from LA. This is…

I would've been fine if there had just been more Vaas. I didn't need some Animus-style vacation package or "YOU WERE VAAS THE WHOLE TIME OMG" twist. I just wanted more of the stuff that kept me engaged in the beginning.