I know I'll probably be crucified for this, but I just couldn't enjoy the original. Tedious combat and poor translation were just the tip of the iceberg for me. This remake will be my chance to finally play through the game.
No game has ever bored me like World of Warcraft. I wanted to be as into it as everyone else, and I just couldn't.
EDIT: Oh, and I'll chip in on Destiny, as well. Maybe the most underwhelming release I've ever experienced, and I played AC: Unity. (which is also up there)
A new handheld would make the most sense for them right now. If they can somehow include mobile support, all the better for their bottom line. I'd prefer a home console, but I'm not sure what the reasoning would be for a move into the PS4/XB1 space at this point.
Clean shaven is the clear winner here. The best that the facial hair achieves is "meh". Honestly, even among those who can grow substantial beardage, it is rare that someone genuinely improves their look with it. A decent beard requires a lot of grooming and shaping and cleaning, so as not to look dumpy. Most people don't put the work in.
Furthermore, you've got a pretty damn good facial structure. I wouldn't be in a hurry to cover up the sculpt of that chin. It's got the right angles to improve with age, too. I think you're set, man.
HotS is perfect for what you're describing, and that's why no other MOBA is currently on my PC. I've played dozens of rounds. Not only does the matchmaking feel relatively balanced, there is no "meta", and I've met a total of one toxic player. And I've been in it for months, because of the closed beta.
I've got to hand it to Blizzard; they seem to know how to take a gameplay formula's main problems, and fix a whole heckuva lot of them.
@alexw00d: I like the hamper idea best, but I have more access to e-mail. I'm not the most prolific Twitter-er, but I'm being advised that I pretty much will have to be. :P Do I just use the "support" e-mail? It's the only one I could find listed. Then again, I don't tend to go anywhere on this site except for these forums, and the articles/videos on the front page. Despite long viewership, I kinda suck at knowing my way around.
In a matter of days my new LLC will be launching a site that I hope will revolutionize how we approach the concept of game modding. There has been a significant amount of interest from the industry already, but I'd be most comfortable talking to the guys I've been watching/reading for many years. What's the best way to grab their attention, to see if they'd be interested in covering the launch?
I'm trying to make sure I follow the community rules by not plugging the actual site or project, but it's a doozy. :)
QFT. Also, this game to me (I could care less about the content) is just trying really hard to be edgy. It looks, sounds, and acts like it was made by a bunch of goth children. It's controversial only in the crudest sense, and nothing about it--no, not even the fake-creativity-button that is doing something in black and white--is interesting. This game got dropped off at the mall from his mom's van, and has 3 hours to pretend he's a black clad wanderer while she gets groceries at Wal-mart.
The real illusion is that this game makes any kind of statement at all. My problem isn't that it offends, but that it just kind of sucks. It's no more provocative than people instagramming pics that make it look like their wrists are bleeding.
I'd rather read another article on <insert game website> about <insert annual AAA release>, and that's saying something.
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