Eisen

I had issues with the joycons being too small for my hands. I have long fingers and they don't cooperate well with them. I have family members that prefer the joycons, but they also have shorter fingers and they fit their hands well.

I like the pro controller for the most part. It has great battery life and I very seldom have to charge it The D pad isn't spectacular, but it works for the most part without any issues. It fits my hands pretty well. It really just comes down to comfort. If you find the joy cons too small, then it may be time to buy the pro.

Hoth is actually balanced if you have people who do objectives. The problem is that people keep grabbing the x and a wings, but not give any air support and mostly just crash. My friend and I dominated 2 games as the rebels by keeping the air clear and letting our y wings do their jobs. You basically just need to keep the points on the ground captured and keep tie fighters out of the air. If you do not have people handling the objectives correctly, then it does tilt the favor to the imperials.

I use a flash blocker instead of adblock on most sites now. Basically disables any flash element unless I click to activate it. The ad is technically still there, but hidden. I do this mostly because some sites like to autoplay video ads (including giantbomb) with audio when I did not prompt it to do so. I only use adblock when a site has a malicious ad that is trying to infect my computer.

@iamnotbatman: They added dancing in the last patch.

I've completed the story and quite a few dungeons and it does have some problems.

• The story is not engaging at all and gives no real sense of urgency to resolve whatever matter there was (which still isn't clear to me at all).
• The AI is awful. Difficulty is from increasing number of enemies and how aggressive they are, but not from improvements in the tactics they use.
• Classes lack diversity. The game could use some class specific weapon classes to mix it up a bit. They could have items that give modifiers to your abilities to transform into something unique.
• Sub-classes feel mostly the same, but you are forced to level up the skills separately if you want to try something else. I wish they'd just level together and you pick which you want. I don't enjoy grinding out skills.
• The loot diversity could use improvement and hopefully can be fleshed out in the future. I feel they should look a bit more at Diablo for some inspiration on how to make items into something more appealing.
• Players drop out of dungeon groups leaving you on your own very often. The dungeons do scale down when this happens, but not the experience I want. There needs to be punishment for leaving multiplayer PvE content and the game needs to make an effort to fill out the group once someone leaves.
• There needs to be more dungeons. It's very bare right now and most of the dungeons take place in areas you had quests previously.
• PvP content is generally fun, but there needs to be some efforts to balance out player skill levels. It feels like you either get on an extremely good or bad team, but never have I been in a balanced match. I feel if they can get the team balance right, then this would improve considerably
• The way to gain gear is too much of a grind. I'd prefer just getting a piece of loot for each dungeon I complete with a small chance for more to drop while completing it on higher difficulties

There are some good sides to the game as well:

• The gun mechanics are very sound and most weapons feel good to use.
• PvE content is fun if you get in a competent group that doesn't bail on you
• The graphics are very well done

If they have cut the memory card prices down, then maybe. I refuse to pay $80 for a 32 GB card when they should have just used a standard format instead that costs a third that amount.

There is a natural stream that runs under my property that supplies the water. It is always crystal clear and tastes great. I have no problems drinking it from the tap. I had it tested by my state and they said there were no problems with it.

@epidehl: Those games also had a code input system as well in the event you didn't have multiple gameboys to do the transfer with.