Thank you, Sam, this was actually a very useful review and that’s refreshing for this site.

Obligatory...

You couldn’t be fussed with at least writing a sentence or two about WHY and/or HOW it “nearly destroyed all I hold dear,” you know, like, a product review?

You forgot to mention that The Summit is a 100 floor skyscraper with NO WINDOWS, or at least none that you can see out of. Also missing is the fact that those 100 floors are mainly just four floor plans. Furthermore, there is zero reason given for WHY we are fighting to retake this skyscraper or what we’ll do with it…

Wow, this was the worst game review I have ever read. This is the total antithesis to Heather Alexander’s review of Red Dead Redemption Two. 

I’m a white guy from Indiana. I’m a pastor and a police officer. I’ve always been a conservative and I’ve even seen Gaffigan live.

In fairness, the UNSPEAKABLE HORROR is actually on the November ballot. :(

He’s a she.

Firstly, the constitution does not apply to a foreign-owned entity. Secondly, such a lawsuit filed by a Chinese National who’s home country is the most totalitarian regime on the planet (next to North Korea) is laughable.

That ship has sailed... now it’s time to nuke it from orbit!

Sorry, all my favorite games are on the PS4. 😉

Sorry, all my favorite games are on the PS4. 😉

These closures are not new or unprecedented. Historically, in times of previous pandemics (Spanish Flu, etc.) all of the same institutions (schools, government, non-essential businesses) have been closed to “flatten the curve” of infection rates. Study history folks, a lot happened before you were born.

The Playstation store has it marked down to $23.99. ;)

The Playstation store has it marked down to $23.99. ;)

Don’t get me wrong, they certainly can, it’s just that when you take that approach don’t be surprised if the consumer votes with their dollars.

Ubisoft is broken, plain and simple. The game developers of this and Division 2 want to force the games to be the way THEY want them, they have no desire to make games that we the consumers wish to purchase. Until they can get past their own conceit their sales will remain far below their own expectations.

Bingo... you got the premise of my post. :)

There aren’t any chairs in that narrow center aisle that divides the two halves, you’ve got to sit on one side or the other...

That might have been a mile above sea level, but it was no where near a mile above the mountain on which it was launched.

Agreed, the art and look of the game is amazing, but unfortunately you don’t get to see most of it up close. The combat is very fast-paced and often from a great distance. By the time you run up to where an NPC corpse should be, it has already despawned so you never really get to see it. It would have been nice if…

Based on their sense of style and interior design, I’m gonna have to go raiders on this one, despite my deep-rooted commitment to labor solidarity.