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#1  Edited By seamuspaxman

"We believe in democracy only when it goes our way"

I fully support Brexit, you people are all dicks. The EU has been terrible for Britain and every country within it.

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#2  Edited By seamuspaxman

An RPG to come out with:

  • Mount & Blade combat
  • An engrossing story with interesting, deep characters (with character development) in the vein of a Bioware game.
  • City building with towns growing based on the resources around them.
  • NPCs that do dynamic, daily activities that actually contribute to a town/city's development.
  • Acorns can fall off from trees and turn into more trees based from where they fell and rolled down.
  • Ships and naval combat with a deep economy system that allows trading between ports that pretty much plays like Blag Flag as you sail between cities and towns.
  • Can become a mayor of a town and engage in a civilization-like diplomacy between other cities/towns.
  • Can wage war and sieges in 500+ unit battles.
  • Run a business/farm and tend to crops that works a lot like Harvest Moon.
  • The game looks absolutely beautiful yet also run on decent computers.

Or for Rockstar to make an open world, sci-fi action rpg. I'd be super curious what they could do with that premise.

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No, and anyone who likes the prequels are just plain wrong.

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When I look at The Elder Scrolls Online from a subscription point of view, I don't think there's enough "pizzazz" to warrant a fifteen dollar subscription each month, with also paying a full sixty dollars up front.
I think that whole game would work well under a free-to-play business model, even if i'm not a big fan of it in any game, it's surely better than what they're doing right now.

Locking out an entire race that's pretty deeply embedded in The Elders Scrolls games and making it only exclusive to people who pay for a collector's edition is also really stupid. Also, kinda unfair for having that race locked out for people who are already paying for the game and monthly subscription.

Sounds gross, but I like what EA did with their three tier free-to-play model on The Old Republic. Monthly subscriptions open the entire game to subscribed players. Preferred player access allows for preferred players to reach the max level (I'm not sure how that unlocks, I believe it's after buying an item on their cartel market with real money?). Free-to-play is not that offensive in it either, there's more than enough there to give players something for free, and the level restriction is only up to 50, (55 being the max level in the game).

So i don't know. There's no doubt in my mind that ESO will become free-to-play. I'm sure what they're doing is all intentional in Zenimax's "master plan". Easy, fast money with the initial release, wait six months to observe the situation. Then based on how things are going, roll out a free-to-play model.

I'm just mad over this, because right now, the whole product comes off as a desperate cash grab.

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#5  Edited By seamuspaxman

Good. Was a big fan of the old games and was more than a little disappointed in the new direction they went with it on almost every level. Thief deserved way better.

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#6  Edited By seamuspaxman

About seven hours in. Really love the art style, bit underwhelmed with mostly everything else with it. The story is a little hard to follow and the conversations get confusing at times. I had to restart the beginning at least twice, just to somewhat wrap my head around what's going on.

They could do with some voice acting, take cues from the Persona series and have the static conversation portraits change based on a characters mood. It wouldn't be too hard, all they would have to do is draw a different expression on the faces. It's weird when a tragic event occurs and all i see on screen is this smiling woman who's clearly upset based on what she's saying.

Combat's alright for what it is. It's simple. I like the animation on the figures. Not sure what i was expecting, i didn't play factions.

I REALLY love the art in it, the world too, it's just sadly the only thing keeping me interested. Everything else is a little... Bland. The writing isn't very good, and the characters don't really stand out as interesting.

If time reversed and i was given the choice between buying the game again or buying some physical art of the game. Probably just go with buying some art.

The art is really good.

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The physgun from gmod. That shit can pick up anything!