Agnosticwatermelon

If you do decide to play try to go in as blind as possible. I normally don't care about that sort of thing but my experience was way more impactful with me not knowing anything.

This game is honestly the most fun I had with a game this year and I'm sad that no videogame sites are really covering it. It's honestly my RPG (if not game in general) of the year.

I don't want to spoil it's true hook but if you love RPGs at all you owe it to yourself to play this game. The care and craft that went into it is totally worth it's $10.

@majortoms: From the QL I would assume 1-2 months. The steam release is supposed to be when the last chapter is added and I can't imagine the entire last chapter of the game being held back that long.

I bet this was one of those exclusivity deals.

Welp, maybe we can get another sam and max series in 2020

Bullshit. Valve is under no obligations moral or otherwise to put up with someone sending death threats to one of their employees and 20 years old totally old enough where you should be smart enough not to threaten the biggest retailer that stocks your product. Who cares how big or small the team is Valve is totally justified in not supporting someone who sent them a death threat.

Also the guy's career isn't over. He may not be able to be the frontrunner for a game studio for years but he can still probably get a coding job somewhere if a company is dumb enough to hire him.

The funny part is the banner thing was fixed in under a hour. So this dude basically ruined everything he's been working on for atleast a year because he had to go from 0 to death threat in a hour.

I agree that the threats are probably from dumb trolls but all it takes is one idoit who doesn't get that for something serious to happen. 99.9% of the people who are making threats are just blowing smoke but take somebody unstable who doesn't understand that and someone could get hurt.

I don't give a shit about anita or quinn either way but something as extreme as a goddamn terrorist attack threat will only get more and more people (rightfully) on their side.

I just want to say for the record if the game turns out to be terrible you have no right to complain if you bought into it with this pre-order.

I'm not.

It's been worked on since at least 2011 (so it's not a quick cash grab) and Atlus knows persona is it's most profitable series so I'd imagine they would want to be as mindful of the quality as possible since you won't really make a lot on remakes/anime/spin-offs if nobody liked the first game.

Because gamers (and devs to an extent) have a really bad problem with taking criticism to personally. When anita said that the damsel was sexist she didn't mean that the entire game was bad and Derek was a bad person for putting it in, she just meant that particular mechanic was a little shitty. That's why a bunch of those comments seemed to be generally confused as to why Yu responded the way he did.

[e] I mean shoot, just going through the comments on this page and I already found a few "playing games doesn't make me sexist!" as if that's what she meant at all.