Looool, mate just no. I played D3 l launch as well. It was not “gigantic”, and after beating the campaign once, it got boring, as the campaign was mediocre at best. RoS made the game decent and added the only really good campaign act. Enemy types in that game hardly matter either as you just vapourize them in the…

Colossus is definitely more beginner friendly than Storm, takes way more damage, dishes out a hell of a lot, and has excellent AOE attacks. Also had a shield for blocking even more damage. Way better starter class.

Nah. I was a GW core player, but the feel of GW2 wasn’t even close to the same. I never got into it, it didn’t interest me like one did, and didn’t play as fun as 1 did. This just seemed like a Guild Wars turned into WoW which is what I didn’t want. GW1 had such a distinct feel that they should have ran with.

That’s not what I said at all, I’m saying that there’s a severe lack of talent now as opposed to even 5 years ago, not that there’s none at all. There is no partnership in the Premier League now a days even remotely close to Vidic and Ferdinand alone, and that wasn’t even that long ago. Improved training and whatnot…

I’ve gotta disagree. Knowing I can’t fight the mayor and just running away is infinitely less scary to me personally, than being able to shoot all my ammo at Mr. X, and know that it still won’t do a damn thing except stun him, and even if I had all the weapons in the world, still all I could do is run, and hope I…

We don’t NEED any game no, but some games warrant a sequel. Watch Dogs 2 did not.

What?

The world was very nice, but no they don’t need a third. Watch Dogs games haven’t set a bar on anything, and as long as Rockstar is still making Red Dead and Grand Theft Auto’s it’s definitely not happening. You’re greatly over-exaggerating Watch Dog’s importance. There’s a reason the games go so cheap after only a…

That’s true, but I also enjoyed the new guy, albeit not as much.

I wasn’t big on Watch Dogs 2. Most of the characters were pretty dull and the story is pretty meh as well. An improvement over 1 definitely, but I wouldn’t say it calls for a 3rd game. However I do agree with AC: Odyssey. It’s a fantastic game.

Black List was hands down my favourite Splinter Cell. The gameplay was so fluid it felt great.

That’s the thing though. Most people want them to stick close to the original, but with some solid modern upgrades. That’s why Resident Evil 1 and 0 remakes did so well, and now Resident Evil 2 has become the pinnacle of what should be expected from a remake. All I’d ever wanted was Resident Evil 2 which is my top 2…

If you felt that way about 2, you’re not going to feel any different about a three remake, so don’t overhype yourself again.

Pretty sure they didn’t.

“Demolition is totally absent from the single-player game, in which boulders, bodies, and bullets bounce around like pinballs.”

Pretty sure he wasn’t the one who whitewashed, moron.

So basically your entire post was redundant?

I believe they allowed the PS4 to finally play with Xbox, which couldn’t happen before.

Not the same. You couldn’t make parties cross-platform, you could only play with randoms. Now you can play with your friends across consoles.

Severe lack of defensive talent on most premier league teams definitely contributes to that.