Vashyron

One could ask why you'd ever want to be a stormtrooper since you will probably die as well, despite wearing armor that is supposed to protect you from lasers (if anything, means your death is assured.)

I imagine that Reavers morale is high, because until recently (the time they start showing up in the movie) they haven't had a lot of problems doing the job. It is only until Logan is forced to be involved that shit starts going really bad for them. At which point, when you find out that your comrades and, potentially, friends got chopped up by an old man and a little girl, you probably want revenge, so you go out...only to then get chumped by said old man, little girl, or someone with them.

And as for the kids running away...they are kids who have adults chasing after them and maybe don't have a full grasp of their powers? And sure, that reason really doesn't hold up when you see that they are able to gang up with zero issue or effort, but it really is only for dramatic tension though than any logical reason. I mean, the kids were broken out of the facility by people who worked there and feared for the lives of the kids. Why don't the Reavers just shoot them and be done with it? Blap, problem solved, but they don't cause it would ruin Logan's heroic save as his body literally starts to give out.

@guitargod: Caliban was forced to track them. He is a mutant who can track other mutants.

Any one who gives you flak for not driving or not passing a driving test can fuck off. I was super stressed out when I was first learning to drive (hell, I backed into a fence cause I was having a shitty day during one of the driving lessons) and both times I had to take the test (failed the first time, which I call BS on, but whatever). So I get not being confident, or worried, or just being stressed out about the whole thing. I didn't learn to drive until I was 19-20 and I know someone who didn't learn to drive until she got out of college. If you can get by without needing to drive, I don't see what the big deal is about whether or not you can drive.

The only advice I can really give (since I don't know how it is in Canada) is don't let instructors get you down if they are being shitty and practice driving when you are able to. Really, I only ever got comfortable driving by doing it a whole lot.

I enjoyed it. I don't generally go for tank characters, but Reinhardt was fun as hell to play. Charging off a cliff with someone and knocking 2 of his buddies off the cliff as well is hugely satisfying.

I don't know if it was overhyped. I got some ads for it, but mostly just because I play Heroes of the Storm or Hearthstone. I went into the beta fairly skeptical because I liked TF2, but didn't like that I could rarely play the class I enjoyed because 3 other people were playing it and played it better than I did (presumably due to them sinking more time into the game than me.) Overwatch's wealth of characters gets around that. Sure, some of them are almost identical to TF2 chars, but enough of them are different enough. If someone was determined to play Reinhardt and we didn't need 2 running around, I could switch to McCree, or Reaper, or Hanzo, or Genji and have a different experience with the game that I usually enjoyed. Also, not having 12 player teams helps with some of the chaos that I would frequently see in TF2. Not that chaos is bad and I would love for Overwatch to eventually have a game mode for that, but to start, I think 6 player teams are the way to go and I will be interested to see what they add to it.

For me, seeing Casey Jones, the Turtle Van, and Bebob and Rocksteady are a big deal from a childhood nostalgia point of view. The part where Megan Fox, seemingly, is dressed like a school girl breaks all of that because it reminds me that this is a Michael Bay movie and will probably be horrible.

@cooperb212: It probably could. I'm just being facetious.

And here I was hoping for a 4 blu-ray disc game. :(

The major thing I hope they address is all the trauma that Cloud has gone through prior to the start of the game. He is severely messed up, mentally, and it is what makes him an interesting character.

Also, Vincent being more integrated into the story.

@onemanarmyy: FF6 is, hands down, my favorite FF game and it always makes me sad that it doesn't ever get the attention the other games have gotten in the past.

After 15 and 7 though? I don't know. FF16? Also, I'm on board with a Dynasty Warriors Final Fantasy game. It will be dumb and I'll love it because I loved Dissidia and that game is dumb (very interested in the new Arcade version)