Jangowuzhere

I think that's just straight up wrong. NeoGAF was definitely far left when it came to pretty much everything in terms of political beliefs. Moderates were in fact heavily looked down upon on GAF, actually more so than people who swung right at times.

Depends on its use.

For the most part, no. I think it's a pretty lazy way to tell a story in a visual medium. If we're talking about something like Planescape, then absolutely. That game is built on storybook writing, and it works incredibly well. However, if we're talking about something like Dishonored 1/2, then no, it sucks. It ruins the pacing of the game completely.

Enjoying it, even though it does have some pretty obvious faults when it comes to presentation.

Like, I find it really annoying that the movement and combat animations look fluid and amazing, but the standard interactions with other NPCs are so lame. The conversations with people just look bad. Very stilted character animations, bad lip synching, and a lot of blank emotionless faces. I don't know, most of this game feels fresh and modern, but some aspects of it feel like an early generation 360 game.

Saw Jeff today playing Gears 4 on PC. It was a cool moment, but it also gave me the impression that the PC playerbase must be pretty small. I wish the multiplayer also had cross play support.

Anyway, did anyone ever bump into the Giantbomb staff in their multiplayer travels?

I think the movie starts to fall apart when Mann betrays Cooper. Everything beyond that point is just messy and needs reworking. However, yeah, I would be completely fine if it ended with cooper falling in the black hole. The ending would feel rushed, but at least the entire movie would still feel satisfying altogether.

I absolutely loved the first two thirds of Interstellar. If you were to ask me my opinion on the film before act 3 began, I would have easily called it my favorite science fiction film of all time. Alas, all good things come to an end. The finale has some of the worst pacing I've ever seen in a movie. The consistent and steady pace of the first half is completely thrown away. It jumps awkwardly between rapid confusing progression and painfully boring exposition. The final act of the film just feels like a completely different movie. And the execution on some of the more magical twists was very poorly done. It's just terrible all around, and it ruined the entire movie for me.

The button mapping made no sense and made the fight way harder then it should have been.

It should have just been push the stick left or right and hit circle. What the fuck is this triangle bullshit.

You're spending way too much time faffing about if you're 55 hours in and only on mission 15.

People finish the game at around that hour count. You should probably mainline the story at this point if you still have interest in playing the game.

Yep, totally.

This Kojima vs Lucas comparison makes little sense to me. Even with Kojima at his worst, the MGS games have always been interesting and well made. George Lucas can easily compete for creating the most boring and nonsensical sci-fi fantasy films in the industry.

I don't find this funny or enjoyable. This twitch plays joke is getting old fast. It worked well with Pokemon, but games that require actual reflexes makes this entire concept lame and boring to watch.