Pete0r

I really like the conversational format as it allows for ideas to be explored or challenged in a way that a pre-written review would tend to edit out to be more definitive.

My only concern is that, at over an hour long, its going to take IGN a really long time to rearrange and do voice overs for so much content.

This reminds me a lot of Covert Action from microprose.

It is a bit odd that all the dialogue about biotics assumes that Shepard doesn't know anything about it, instead of possibly being a biotic herself.

Watching this made me really miss playing the intro planet for the 100th time. I'm tempted to pick up Andromeda just to get a fresh ME fix.

Say No Ta Dota

Alex's end of term report should definitely be F for Fantastic.

Maybe in the next episode they could upgrade all the way to those avalanche missiles. You get an infinite number so they must be really good.

By the end of the mission Dan's murder squad is really dishing out some pain, I can't argue with the 3 excellents there.

Wow, developers really aren't even trying to disguise the fact that they are creatively bankrupt.

I guess they may as well pile onto the Bandwagon Royale while it is still rolling.

The comments section delivers as usual. I can't wait to see the reaction to the Papers Please episode.

That psi lab really needs to be using every one of its slots all the time to begin with, especially as they have about 50 soldiers that sit around doing nothing. Testing takes 10 days and you need to find one gifted soldier to finish the campaign. If you're spinning the globe with the lab not at full capacity then this series might not conclude this year.

It is really eyeopening just how easy this game is tactically once you learn a basic strategy and the troops perks just make it into a cakewalk. Xcom 2 goes a long way to forcing you to develop a much wider toolset in terms of tactics, but the body count required to learn it would put an end to a campaign after just a few episodes.