DragonBomb

Rorie you're a national treasure.

@marokai: Making a joke about gay panic is definitely worthy of criticism. It's especially bizarre considering their characterization of Lala Escargot.

@richhurtz: Just watching Jeff and Jason play this is making me sick. I'm not sure if it's just me being hungover. Blech.

@thechris: I mean, the colored ledges is a weird fault to find with Horizon if you liked The Witcher 3. As correct me if I'm wrong, but it had similar ledges that Geralt could vault himself up.

@ravelle: I installed an SSD in my PS4 for FFXV and so loading times aren't an issue for me. I'm also on a Pro, so not sure if that affects things.

I just don't get this line of thinking. For games journalists, I definitely understand that they had to choose, and most people enjoyed Zelda more, but the average video game player will most likely not have that option. Because Switches were not easily found at that point and not many people bought it on WiiU.

The game did well enough and the post release support by GG has been great.

@humanity: People can be altruistic. Don't let 2017 dictate cynicism in everything :(.

Also I agree with the comment about Dan and the combat. 1. He's playing on a very easy difficulty as the damage on Ultra Hard you basically one shotted by those Frostclaws. 2. He absolutely does not engage with the combat in any sort of strategic way. 3. Spamming arrows can be a viable strategy, but does he not have the ability to shoot two or three at a time?

I think this goes back to a podcast when Horizon came out where Vinny thought that the combat was weaker than the Witcher 3. I was surprised to hear that as I found the combat in the Witcher 3 by far the weakest part of the game. If he and Dan play the game like we just saw, then I guess I can't blame them for thinking so.

Anyone else just getting mono sound from this video?

Edit: Looks like it's my headphones :/.

@wasdf: That doesn't make it generic. People should use words in the right context. Otherwise the words will lose all meaning.

@BaneFireLord: Unfortunately there's a comment on this very page doing just that. I just feel it's a super lazy way of dismissing the game.

How is a post post apocalyptic world being explored by an outcast from her tribe fighting against robotic animals generic? Seriously I'd love to hear the argument for using that term. It's certainly derivative but so are most games, movies and art these days.

Be interested in comparing this to the Zelda QL. The overwhelming negativity in these comments has not dampened my anticipation of playing this game.

Calling this game generic and full of the same content over and over again is just simply not true from any review I've read.