It's like Ubi doesn't know anything but to constantly double down on their tone deaf BS. Also that watchdogs 3 "movie" thing they started with was dogshit
Will Alex ever reload... or use cover... or not take a rocket to the face?
He would have to raise the game's difficulty first. The dude is already obliterating everything in front of him like a walking tank. Why interact with more of the game's mechanics when the playing field is already tilted all the way in his favor.
Did not expect to be sold on a PS5. My only concerns now is the price and storage limitations. 865 gigs or whatever it was is a damn joke especially when next gen games will more than likely make 100 gig games the norm. I hope they have a short term solution for this like letting you have a library on an external HDD that you then transfer over to the internal when you want to play. As for price I hope it stays at $500
Honestly I'm very surprised at how candid this intro is about the current crisis in comparison to the Bombcast which felt like it was beating around the bush a bit too much.
Thank you all for doing this and thank you Vinny for expressing yourself openly. There was no hint of sensational, hyperbolic language. Only raw truth. This moved me to donate to BLM again.
I hope the protests will keep going because change will only happen at the local level from local pressure. The federal response will continue to be MIA until after the upcoming elections.
For those wondering what happened to part 11 you can still find it in the many GB video apps out there (it was on my Apple TV and Windows Store apps) so it must be a website bug
@bludgeonparagon: finally a real response. My list is a shorthand of deeper issues I've had with the game but sadly I didn't have my dissertation of ME3 grievances on hand because its a video comments section not a forum cerca 2012 but here we go, albeit slightly condensed.
EDI is absolutely well written and is a worthwhile addition but the model design detracts from her overall character. Does it completely invalidate her? Nah, but I find the design lazy for a cheap quick sex appeal trope during the first introduction. Officer Meathead gets more backstory to flesh him out beyond the obvious stereotype that he embodies but as you said it's mostly inoffensive and in my opinion completely forgettable and a waste of a character slot like Jacob was in 2 but worse.
War Assets thing makes sense for having some sort of progress bar which I guess my bigger issue over it was from the "ehh" layout of the Normandy where the war room has nothing interactive except for the dumb progress bar that would have been easier to see in a pause menu or private terminal but sure that's just a personal preference.
I'm not looking for the citadel to be a massive wasteland I just wanted something more connected like Omega from 2, not the random small levels you load into via an elevator but sure it's preferences again like how I actually would enjoy more talking to NPCs for side quests like the past games did because their writing was generally engaging which leads me to my bigger problem with the game in how dialogue is handled and the conversation wheel took a complete back seat in this game. There's too many conversations you passively take in with nearly zero interaction. I get streamlining the shooting gameplay because the series was always on a slope towards being a shooter first, RPG second if not minimal but the biggest appeal to me was how the game handled interactive speech with solid writing which ME 3 pulled back on the interactivity in strange ways.
Then of course there's other problems like what you touched on in a separate reply such as how this game handles there not being specific characters present due to past game choices by simply slotting in some fucking rando to play the role but we don't have time for that shit so I'm ending it here. I'm done dissecting this flawed game outside of PMs.
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