The whole vilifying of game companies is stupid anyway. Every company ever has done something that could be seen as greedy, mean, or evil. The big publisher have all had their own issues over the years, from layoffs to bad work environments. If people were truly shocked, and upset about it they wouldn't be buying from…

I must say I was abit confused when I found out that everyone had the same health stat. Hit boxes are different, and speed is different, but everyone takes the same damage and had the same health. So why would I use a bigger, slower character? What is there to offset this clear disadvantage?

So did employees at Bungie just get saved because they bought themselves back from Activision a month or so ago?

Can we all just pretend he did die and ignore him?

I didn’t even notice Gibraltar was Pacific Islander until I selected him and he started to do a small Haka. I then out loud said “Hey! This dude an Islander”.

Amost anything would have made re:chain better.

I'd say far more important then a new take, would be if the game is A) fun, and B) provides and variety of content, that doesn't became stale, overly grindy, or just leave people wanting in general.

As someone who frequently “trained” with a friend who made a run at SC2 and WC3 tournaments, and did fairly well, I will say that....

Been there, done that. I was able to chill at the USO for 12 hours. Without that, I would have saved my own sanity by making everyone else pay by letting my 3 year old son do whatever the hell he wanted.

Im 70% through RDR2, and I will say there is a big shift in tone just after the half way point. So if the story is losing you, it might be worth pushing through alittle more to see if that sparks anything for you.

Yeah, they keep the game fresh, when they work. Do you still have to do them 5 times and hope it decides to count it as being done?

I got about 50% through it just before Christmas and then went on vacation. After I came back I didn’t just pick the game right back up. It almost seemed like a chore to do so, and then when I finally did, all of the minor issues stuck out like a sore thumb to me. And yet, I kept playing anyway, and after alittle bit…

I pretty much did the same thing. I hit the level cap about half way through, and that was even after I stopped doing alot of the side stuff. I understand people finding it to be a grind, but I have no idea how people had trouble leveling. All I can guess is that they did no side stuff at all, which seems alittle…

But I just got the game for Christmas! They are crushing my dreams of becoming a DB fighter Z pro, and owning the tournament circuit! I mean, not counting my lack of alot of free time, having a 3 year old son, and having not played a fighting game in a good 5 years. But I'm gonna blame whatever corporate stooge is…

My surprise of the year is fairly recent, but the Spiderman PS4 game. It kinda came out of no where, and I wasn't expecting much, but dam that game is fun. A very happy surprise.

You do die really fast in BFV. To fast.

I think I found their inspiration.

Most likely bounce between Spiderman and Battlefield 5.

I haven’t paid any attention to Pokemon cards in a solid 15 years, and have no idea how good or bad those cards stats are, but the art work is pretty awesome.

That was one of the gripes. It depends on the play style, as to how it affected each player.