Yeah, I'm hoping that you can actually bring buildings down/notice pretty huge bits of environmental damage considering how static the first two game worlds were.

Pretty much what I'm doing at the moment.

It's not critiquing. It's senselessly nitpicking an already below-average game for the hell of it. Continue to read the rest of Sqarr's comments and tell me with a straight face that he is, in any way, critiquing the game.

So it'd be perfectly OK if the group in question was full of poverty-stricken whites? Would that make it fine?

I know it's not a conscious decision, but tell that to OP.

You're crying over pixelated images on a screen, and something which was not a conscious decision on behalf of the developers. Do you truly believe they all sat together one day and said "Hey, it'd be really cool if we could have several missions that involved the main protagonist killing black people"? Because if you…

I hate to break it to you but Iraq was a pretty large part of the story. To boot it's not like Aiden was focused on anything else besides finding out what happened to his niece, and Iraq had key information on the whole matter so...

Uh, there's a series of missions based on you doing exactly what you said you wished you could. Just an fyi.

- Spoilers -

Watch_Dogs is good, but not worth the full purchase price, imo. Regardless, I enjoyed it from beginning to end.

Yeah. And should he have gassed it like you assumed he did? The kid would've been crushed - no doubt.

Yeah, I had a strong feeling that this game was going to blow even before it came out. Sucks though; that you can figure that beforehand.

Did you not take the 2 seconds to notice he braked before turning into the kid's vehicle, thus lessening the impact? It's not like he was trying to run him down or cause any serious harm. He was trying to stop him, and did so successfully without any severe damage. Also, there's a big difference between "running over"…

Awkward, no doubt. These events usually are in some way or another.

You may be right. Either that or they'll set it up in a style similar to SWTOR's subscription model; granting bonuses for subscribers. They could also combine both the EVE and SWTOR models. It wouldn't be hard, and I'm sure people would utilize it.

F2P does not always mean P2W, idiot.

Like me and a friend have discussed, I doubt it will remain subscription based for more than a handful of months - maybe a year. Maybe. After that I'm sure it'll turn free to play and have a sub model similar to SWTOR.

I played the open beta for a total of four days and found many of the same things OP brought up. Overall (as a frequent MMO player) I would say that I wasn't really all that impressed. Maybe it picks up towards the endgame, sure. But from what I played (1-16) I couldn't find anything that kept me wanting to play, let…