Have you read the Fight Club 2 series at all yet?

I feel the same way about the Metal Gear Solid games as you do the Zelda games, every time they’re released digitally for another gen. I’ll probably end up buying them again. Every single time. Split Screen is kick ass btw!

You won Kotaku for all time.

Is it 2006?

I can’t even really be angry with you either though, I’m too busy feeling pity for whatever you went though in life to make you such an sensitive and petty bitch/cunt.

How is a fact hostile?

And it’s not that I’m not fond of the work he does, it’s a general consensus that this game was horrible. Even being pulled from Steam and customers being offered a refund for their purchase. This guy is petty af, to worry about the well being of another adult’s family; when said adult made what they thought would be…

SMH, the well being of others? This dude would probably suck Cawthorne’s dick and then lactate for his children.

Really? Because calling some one out for being petty is called being a sociopath.

Does Hawthorne care if your family is financial strain? The answer is NO. So don’t hope is family isn’t put in financial strain for a shitty game anyways. Grow Up.

It’s called an RPG meathead.

Be real.

Not that type of game.

Too bad if you think Drive Club is a next gen game, then you don’t have shit.

If you’re not logged in and connected online at least on the PS4 version, it doesn’t show the highlighted “orange” messages in Dark Souls 2. Although 98 percent of all gamers are actively online when they play, those Messages are usually clever tips or hints and don’t necessarily spell out how to play the game for…

Same here. Put in a lot more time with sidequests up until the Glowing Sea.

If you find a bobblehead, it automatically gives you the Perk Stat boost. Play about 50 more hours and your questions will be answered. Its not a hold your hand game, its a decide how you want to play. You could survive through the whole game, every quest with out ever understanding bobbleheads.

Why do you feel that the game needs to virtually “hold your hand” and explain all its mechanics. If you take the time, and experiment through trial and error when a new feature is presented or mentioned by an npc or in the message box in upper left hand corner; you’ll figure it out. The Dark Souls games do the same…

I think Speedruns are cool when it comes to Platform or more Linear-Type games; but I’d be more interested in seeing a playthrough with 1 Health Bar in an RPG game such as Fallout (such as the yolo runs in 3 and NV). These types of games weren’t designed to be sped through. They were designed to be successful through…