@colmymeh: You're leaving out the whole Quarians attempting to take back their homeworld plot, which is fairly major plot point in the game and has a good amount of emotional resonance as you basically need to decide between Tali and Legion and there's no "everyone wins" option.
ME2 is better, but between Tuchanka, the sequence I describe above, and the ending (which I enjoyed FWIW) ME3 still has a lot to offer IMO.
You're probably going to have play it a bit slower on Heroic, especially if it's your first time playing Halo. Putting it on normal makes it much easier to blow through rooms/hallways.
There was a Mac OS 9 before OS X. Apple definitely just skipped iPhone 9 though because iPhone X sounded cooler. And it's hard enough to gin up excitement for the yearly iphone release at this point.
if you run this on a Chromecast on your TV, you'll be sending a whole lot less information to Google than you would running a PC game installed to your hard drive
Come again? How is Google receiving any info about PC games I play on my hard drive if I don't use any Google services? And since Stadia runs 100% on Google's services, how would they not receive all the information about how gamers use the service, regardless of which screen they play on? I don't follow this comment at all.
I just don't know man. On one hand, it seems like this is inevitably the way gaming is going (Microsoft behind the scenes seems to be going this direction as well). Or at least where the R&D money is going. But I'm just not convinced that streaming will give me as good an experience as a box under my TV. No matter how many teraflops or data centers Google has.
And then there's also the fact that I'm actively trying to minimize my use of Google as much as possible, but that's a whole other issue...
Oof...one of the three strongholds is a repeat of a story mission? Don't get me wrong, it annoyed me that Destiny 2 started doing this too, but at least D2 launched with six original strikes before they started to use campaign missions as strikes.
As a Destiny fan I've always been mildly curious about this game and would have picked it up if it delivered as I hoped it would, but the endgame content just seems too thin to justify at the moment. So much of my time spent in the Destiny endgame is raiding and PvP and without either it seems like the only thing to do is grind to play the same strikes/strongholds on harder difficulties? I'll pass for now. Lack of variety in the enviornments is also off-putting.
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