DeathByWaffle

I enjoyed the quest line, but I definitely did have a feeling of "holy christ this is going on for a very long time" while doing it. Didn't make me want to stop playing the game or anything, but it did feel a bit excessive at some point.

I will say that Witcher 3 was actually surprisingly rough on PS4 when I played it. I still loved it and had a great time, but the frame rate would absolutely drop HARD during fights and even just walking around in some environments - I was surprised I never heard more about it. Ended up building my first gaming PC a couple of months later and replaying it there, which was a pretty wonderful experience.

I actually really loved this game. Arkham City didn't really connect with me that much - I enjoyed it, but it never really hooked me too deeply. I went into this game expecting a similar experience, but I really got much deeper into it than I expected. I really enjoyed the main story in this, and I also found the bat mobile stuff to be totally fun (though maybe there was too much of it in main missions). I didn't find it clumsy to control at all.

I'd been putting off reading this thread until I finished the main story line, and now that I have completed it I agree entirely. I tried my best to complete all the missions up until End of the Line while not killing anyone in the Railroad, but eventually just said 'screw it' and killed them to see what happens.

That was the most anticlimactic ending ever. Seriously, that was absolutely terrible. I cannot believe how terrible that was. Am I wrong, or in the Fallout 3 and NV slideshow endings didn't they at least say what impact your actions would have on the world or the future? Instead all I got was some incredibly generic voice over about how things surely are different now! Yeah, no shit.

To top it all off, there isn't any new quest line of me leading the Institute or anything? Nothing there? What the hell, man. I was really enjoying this game a lot up until this point, but this really soured me on it.

The whole idea around this album was real dumb in the first place, but this just brings it to a whole different level.

Had just finished Persona 3 back around 2008 when a friend on twitter asked if I'd checked out the Persona 4 Endurance Run. Started playing the game and watching the videos here at the same time and got hooked, then gradually started watching more and more of Giant Bomb's content.

I've been lucky enough to avoid any major bugs. The most annoying this I had happen was having a companion get stuck in the "down" animation. Usually they heal after a fight or you can use a stimpack on them, but that option wasn't appearing and they were just warping after me sitting on the ground as I went from area to area. Had to use console commands to kill and resurrect them.

When I see that he's approaching a mission that I'm curious how he'll react to, I pop in and check that out. Otherwise, I haven't really been watching it at all. Part of that is because even though I really enjoyed the game it doesn't have constant story moments where I really want his reaction, its instead just a lot of combat that is a lot more fun to play than to watch. Admittedly, another reason I've not watched a ton of them is that they seem to not always have a great grasp on some mechanics and get really frustrated with things...and it's frustrating for me.

Level: 16

Hours: 14.5

@killacam: Yeah, I did the same thing and those little stutters have mostly disappeared.