EVILGibson

To be honest, the manga also went the same way with me to the point I ignore everything about both sources (anime and manga) after the YEARS LATER OLDER PRISONER/CRIPPLED Eren Yeager. There is an awesome fight but it only happens after chapters and chapters of political stuff I have 0 interest in.

For those that did not like the original FMA release on adult swim, there was the reason that the story was not finished and random-dude-turns-into-a-dragon would put one off. FMA: Brotherhood has an actual and poignant ending* and it makes sense why the sins are sins.

* Ed gives up any and all alchemy he posses to bring back what really matters. His brother. Ed was ready to give up his life when he finally realized that his alchemy is something he could sacrifice, with meaning, but still keep him alive to meet his brother again. That scene made me cry pretty good.

@quantris: They are used for stats but also you bring them for heals on bosses.

There is a steam guide made by the developers that explains what the skulls, guns, and effects do. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=928105567

1) Yes, it's really messed up the devs wrote the guide to explain their game

2) The guide explains things that make it obvious how you progress (unlike Frog Fractions which people were people had no idea they had to press down) which is much appreciated

3) I made a bone dude with a ram head and an ax running the house.

I am MAJORLY skeeved at the footage for NEW Super Final Fantasy 7. It's is a different game and way too early to say it will not change radically on release.

It's smart they are doing episodes. If the first of X episodes, which does not have that many playable characters and the story kind of stagnates on the trope that science is bad for planet (like Anachronox and FF6), they can easily cancel it if they don't hit pre-set marks on episode 2 (it will be dumb to decide on episode 1 since people will be downloading it because it's Cloud Strifu and Aerith)

I had to jump out of Rebel Galaxy to come to this forum to give an example of the Steam controller and the customization options.

The right haptic pad was not working out for me to control the camera in Rebel Galaxy. I explored the options of how much I can configure the pad just expecting just simple reassign buttons or other bullshit.

I found a customizers paradise. I saw the Gyroscope input was not being used and I said to myself, "No way, this will be awesome if it works".

Set gyroscope to copy the right stick, set the tilt to linear movement (other options being aggressive, relaxed, wide, extra wide. Really it's asking how quickly do you want to go 100% extreme joystick tilt in relation to the gyro tilt), left the tons of awesome options default such as the dead zone areas (how far do you tilt before it just ignores further gyro tilt), anti-deadzone buffer, the angle of neutral, and what shape I want my dead zone to be.

I am now in broadside mode not even touching the right pad to turn my camera. I'm just tilting the entire controller. Tilt a tiny bit, slowly pivot my camera. Tilt a ton, I am spinning in a circle giving myself whiplash.

After people start publishing and sharing their own configs (Like I just did for Rebel Galaxy!) to Steam the controller I can see taking off making some games way easier to access.