Well, you see, there's a whole lot of money spent on pretending the glaring problem with guns is about anything but guns.

Please, for the love of humanity, include a damn difficulty choice. I really liked Moon, but it became so mind bogglingly easy I couldn’t being myself to finish it.

Hey, 1995 called. They want the thing they said at the time back.

The depravity with which LGBT characters are often depicted in media is so tired. Every time I see a ridiculously flamboyant villain I can’t help but roll my eyes. Even if it isn’t the writer/director’s intent (though, to be honest, in many cases I think it is,) seeing these tropes repeatedly where the villain’s main…

If the master sword never breaks, why would you use anything else once you got it? That idea completely breaks the whole mechanical and thematic point of the system.

Modern day Dragon Quest games have had some of my favorite localizations, because a large amount of care goes into them. You get a feel for characters’ personalities based on how they speak, even if they’re not voice-acted. Also, the glorious, glorious puns.

When I first played through I didn’t count the syllables, but I did think they were speaking funny. This just makes me appreciate the game even more.

It was spoiled for me before I played it because it’s all anyone could talk about.

You seem angry. It’s the internet, so I’m not surprised. The fact that I beat the game and don’t remember those fights kind of proves my point about forgettable moments. They must have been some simple ass fights or I zoned out because I didn’t see it as an important moment. *Kanye Shrug*

Dragon Quest XI is not on this list.