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You can call me interested and you wouldn't be lying.

Yup, I want to play through it.

You make some sacrifices for portability, like gaming on a laptop.

I don't know what that trailer showcased that's coming out new. The music is what made me want to play more than anything else, but since I don't know what's new, it just makes me want to jump in the base game. Not bad.

Other than the beginning of the video before gameplay started, I watched the whole thing. Looks quite fun. It better come to Linux.

Too weird looking for me.

Yeah, this isn't new. I'm glad to see an E3 trailer for it though. If anyone cares (I do!), it runs on Linux as well.

Exactly what I was thinking. If the trailer voice is not in the game, I might want this game. Harvest Moon on 3DS would be pretty chill. I couldn't get over that voice if she was the narrator in the game though.

EDIT: I guess I need to look at what's available for 3DS in the franchise already.

I just finished the game and I feel exactly the same. It was OK. The real reason I beat it is because the Uncharted 3-pack came with my PS4 and the next games are great according to my friends. I hated the twist (new enemy) and I really disliked the gunplay. It was like I was trying to twist a stone in order to move the cross hairs. And Nathan pumped the shotgun at probably 1/3 the speed you would in real life shooting clays. I'm glad it was a short game.

The article brings good things to think about. Whether or not it would happen, this Tom Clancy game is letting us play through a pretend setting that some people think could happen in a US government collapse of sorts. The banter on the radio and the fears that are spoken through the story can feed conspiracy hunger. Honestly, when I play this game, I feel like I need to keep myself in check. Don't think that some of the things would never happen, but also don't let fear run your life.

I've also wondered what the looters' (bad guys) objectives were. Why are we killing them? Are we the good guys in this game just because we're more powerful (like winning a war in real life)? The game hasn't made me feel like I can relate to my in-game character because I don't know that I align with anyone in the game's crisis.

The game is quite fun to play, and I don't think the OP was saying it wasn't. However, it feels like propaganda to make people on edge about their safety and trust in US government. I'm not trying to say the government has been and will always be the great protector, but it's also not a safe idea to put the whole country on edge. Why? Because their resolve would be dysfunctional and chaotic. People would fight each other more than rally together.