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Yeah, I started a mage to maybe go for the Trophies I missed but I'm not sure If I will have the time.

Finished the game today, enjoyed it though it was maybe a bit too easy (Greatsword build with light armour for sub-50% rolling). The biggest complaint I had throughout was just the amount of platforming. I understand the Castlevania influences there but I'd say roughly 95% of my deaths were from fall damage, and that is never fun.

Finished the game today, no crashes or really messed up bugs, just a whole lot of frame rate drops and minor glitches.

Overall I liked the tactical stuff and the progression, though I wish there was maybe another tier of weapons and armour stuff to research / buy. I went into the last mission with 2000+ supplies and nothing to spend them on.

Like a lot of people have said, Mind Control and Hacking felt really overpowered. I had a Gatekeeper controlled for 90% of the last mission drawing entire turns of enemy fire, then getting healed by my Specialist AoE heal thing.

Played about 3 hours of the Beta on PS4, pretty much did all the stuff Jeff and Dan did in the quicklook and some random running around in the city / dark zone.

Did the Madison Garden mission solo, fights against normal enemies seem fine and super bullet spongy. But the last special named enemy definitely took about 5 full clips of assault rifle ammo to the head / torso to take down.

Movement and shooting feel OK, though I don't really have a huge frame of reference since the last 3rd person shooter I played was Binary Domain.

Only time I've died so far was going back and trying to do the Madison Garden mission through matchmaking, getting into a group that was halfway through the "dungeon" and repeatedly falling through the world, dying, spawning back in after bleeding out and then repeating that process a few times after quitting that party.

@fcdrandy: Its the start, the darkened panels are just like the first one, just not lit up yet. Or you could say that the first one is just like the darkened ones.

I've been drinking about a litre (~0.25 US gallons) of fat-free milk a day for 10+ years now.

Worrying about stats and class changes is more of a second playthrough thing. Your stat growth when leveling up is based on the class you are when you gain that level, so when min/maxing you want to be certain classes for a certain amount of levels etc.

But generally you should not have any trouble getting through the game even if you try out all the classes. Especially if you stick to either physical or magic based damage. Going from Strider / Assassin to Ranger or either of the Warrior types should be totally fine. You won't do as much damage if you later switch to a mage or sorcerer but the difference is not game-breaking.

Unarchived also has the Periscope Dan did at the same time.

I bought it even though I have 9 other games to get through and more coming up. I have enjoyed every Blizzard RTS campaign so far and I haven't seen anything that would change that for this one. Just need to find time for play it!

I feel like he could be great in a lighter role. I couldn't get past the first episode of Mr.Robot because of the monologue stuff but given a more.. human role instead of the weird troubled "deep" thing he has played a lot he might do real good.