In terms of the group’s goals I prefer the Minutemen. They want to make the Commonwealth safer for people. Then the Railroad because they want to save sentient beings who are enslaved.

I had the ending spoiled for me & when I found out it was a “pick one of these factions” deal I stopped following the main quest. I want an ending where with a high enough charisma I can talk some factions into working together. It would be nice to see more a pick a color/faction ending to an open world game.

Wow, I usually don’t find myself agreeing so much with an article but this hit the nail on its head.I am NEVER going to say that the Bungie games felt perfect but when I played them I did have moments where finishing a level was a rush of satisfaction.

My problem with the civil war storyline (besides Stark being for registration considering his attitude in IM2 at the congressional hearing) is: How does it end? If Bucky is one of the reasons people are divided then how do they resolve the movie? Bucky turns himself in? Gets killed? I just don’t see how they wrap this…

I guess I’m in the minority of people who disliked New Vegas. I much prefer Fallout 3 & 4.

Essentially you described how I normally play a Bethesda game (Elder Scrolls or Fallout). Also why I don’t use my power armor that much.

By who’s definition are we judging the “first“ war book? What about Red Badge of Courage, All’s Quiet on The Western Front, etc?

Hmm, I wouldn’t want any of these books. I don’t collect pretty books to sit on my shelf or coffee table. But I am sure that is entirely just me.

LOL If anyone dies it’s Han not Luke.

What about Holocrons or whatever they are called? Couldn’t Ren be self taught and that’s why his saber is unstable? Because he has gaps in his training.

Not that I believe it but why couldn’t 2 people run an entire gigantic ship? You turn off systems (life support) in areas you don’t need it in, program the computer to allow you to push a few buttons to get things done, and keep a few repair droids around.

Not a complaint here but is Marvel getting rid of all the iconic characters & replacing them with new people/smaller characters? Wolverine, Thor, Captain America, anyone else? It intrigues me but I stopped reading comics after the crossover/reboot became standard procedure. Now I just grab the graphic novels but this…

This type of spoiler I don’t mind. I want to see it and would probably miss it. Thank you for sharing!

LOL, this could just read as: blah, blah, blah, capitalism, blah, blah, blah, Wow subscriptions tanking, blah, blah, blah, we want your money.

I find that the Marvel series of comics from the 80’s was worse from a perspective of what they did to the characters and introduced. Nothing beats a green bunny...

Or maybe it’s not nearly as important as you seem to think it is... Personally if the alteration of a character or characters background means I can see them in a Marvel cinematic production instead of a sub par one from Sony or Fox I am all for it.

Looking forward to it! I’ve always wondered, when it comes to big movies, how the actors in smaller roles perceived the film.

Didn’t Yoda say “always two there are, master & apprentice”? He didn’t say “Only two there are...”. Perhaps the Sith always function as autonomous pairs or, I don’t know, maybe Yoda was wrong. Not the first or last time that would have happened.

The mission didn’t make me feel anything because the entire games narrative was too shallow.

The robes, entire outfit really, to me supports the idea he is a force ghost. I seriously hope that isn’t true and he is in hiding. Hell maybe he is on the same desert planet as Daisy Ridley, perhaps he exchanged one desert planet for another?