If you asked me this question 2 years ago, I would respond definitely no. But with a full time job, a year old kid and time to play games being so little, I would say the answer is, sometimes, yes. More frequently than not, I see myself skip 20+ minutes of the video, since I just want to see if the game is for me or not. But hey, more is better than less.
There some really good mods already. I personally use one that gives you exactly the lines of dialogue that your character is going to say (skyrim style) and another that when I'm using VATS, time stops completely (like Fallout 3 and New Vegas).
@johnymyko: Oh man, if only. But, do we really want an assassin's creed game in our country? I don't know about you, but while playing the game, I would always think that something is wrong historically or geographically. Besides, we already have a small representation of our country in AC Rogue (sequence 2, final memory I think).
I finished Unity a week ago. Although the setting was great (Paris really felt like a busy and living city) and Arno was a likeable character, the story was boring, the combat system was mediocre at best and the forced co-op together with the insanely amount of collectibles (man, that map) were bad, really bad. I didn't hate it, but I had to force myself to finish it just because I finished all the assassi's creed games before (with the exception of Liberation). I'm currently playing Rogue and, in my opinion, it's a much better game. In spite of the game looking like a big reuse of Black Flag assets (and it is), the story is intringuing and the combat, naval and on foot, is great. The parkour is not as good as in unity but isn't bad either. Curious about Syndicate (I love stories set in the victorian period), but the videos I saw that showed the combat in particular left me uneasy.
The first Borderlands. I even thought of buying the second one since I heard it was much better, but just thinking on how bored I was while playing the first one conviced me not to.
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