Yeah, I love coming across all the unexpected things that can happen which were never even indicated on the map. It really makes you feel like you’re discovering them on your own. Compared to something like ACO where every last thing is highlighted on the map. Even if the game is fun, all that makes me feel is…

Bastion was great and I wanted to like this game but the combat never clicked with me for some reason.

It’s not a drag to play at all.

I don’t think either approach is wrong. Players just need to know what they’re getting into beforehand.

The only thing I’ll keep in mind is that there are more idiots like yourself out there than I previously thought.

Jumping Flash was a pretty good launch game so I can understand that choice at least.

It doesn’t help that most PS1 games have not aged well at all.

Aw c’mon, the dialogue is half the charm!

Rondo of Blood, not Bloodlines. (though I would love to see a re-release of the latter too).

Holy shit, how dumb are you? When I said a thousand words, it wasn’t meant to be taken literally. It was used as a means to convey a lot of text. Anyone past the 5th grade would’ve realized that. I never said I counted “exactly” 1,ooo words and that fact that you take it so literally is downright laughable.  It’s…

I never said I counted words.

You do care what I think or else you wouldn’t have commented in the first place. And now you’re just coming across as overly angry over something that wasn’t even a big deal. You must be a peach in real life.

Huh?  Do you actually think I counted words?

Man, you really care about what strangers on the internet think.

Whatever you say random internet person.

Apparently!

I get that, which is why I said it could still be addressed. I just don’t think there needed to be another 1,000 words about it here.

Since RDR2 is a prequel, you’ll be fine as far as the story goes.

It’s a western.  Decay and despair is kind of the point.

Yeah, I agree. If anything, I think he should’ve just spun that off into a different article at that point.