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I only played it for a few rounds but it was rough. On the Xbox One S it's super blurry but also jaggy as fuck and the performance left a lot to be desired. Hopefully this test isn't going to be indicative of the full game release (but who are we kidding, these tests are usually the end result), but the game stuttered every few seconds making each move a guessing game.

London is such a huge city it's actually pretty hard what to suggest. I'd say you'd pretty much want to stick to zones 1-2 or if you have the time and opportunity, visit our lovely country sides. London offers a lot to do with the majority of museums and art galleries being free. I'd recommend the London Eye as it gives you a chance to see the city from above but you have to pay for that but there's always Sky Garden which is free but you just need to book in advance and October is pretty much low season for tourists until you get close to Halloween.

I've only been to Dublin once so I'm sure others that do live there can clue you in more but it felt like a very walkable city. I didn't feel like I was missing out by just walking around. Just be aware that you probably won't be able to do much until at least the afternoon if you're there on a Sunday.

So you want real time combat, no subscription fee and PvE focused; sounds like Warframe to me.

@flashflood_29: I really don't know if they could've just left it and moved on. DoubleFine still get a ton of shit for abandoning Space Base DF-9 and that was a game that was only like $10. If Hello Games had simply released No Man's Sky and called it a day, people would be incredibly wary of whatever they released next and probably rightfully so considering the backlash for one of the most hyped games of this generation that sold itself on stuff that wasn't in the game.

I liked it being episodic because every new map was something that the community came together to discover this whole new thing and it kept it in peoples minds throughout the year. Some people might have hated it but I did enjoy how they were constantly adding to the game and listening to feedback and making changes.

I'd be curious how this performs. I have a i7 4770K and GTX 770 and I can't play the game on my PC at 60fps no matter what settings I use. It's not like it's an amazing looking game either.

@frytup: how is it not a Steam problem? Their barrier for entry is way too low. $100 is basically asking to be abused. Even if it were $5000, that'd still be stupidly low. How many people are even buying these games to make this terrible service worth it?

I was actually watching a video earlier today about how Rotten Tomatoes works and a lot of the comments mentioned their preference for IMDb but imo, it's far too open to abuse. Just look at any DC or Marvel film. Batman will always be rated highly regardless of quality and Black Panther was spammed with a bunch of 1 star reviews to bring down its average but that's not a problem unique to IMDb.

Well I hope they keep the updates coming. Warframe has drastically changed over the years and I'm hoping this'll be the same. I feel like they have a very good starting point but they need to add more stuff to keep people interested. People just need something to achieve or a goal and that doesn't really exist in SoT. It's more like a social space with pirates than a full on game, at least right now. I've had plenty of fun with the game in the beta and briefly since launch and it's something I'll go back and forth from over the next few months probably but it's definitely not a game where I'll sit down and play it for hours and hours on end.

I voted cupcakes due to their size and moisture (I guess). I find most muffins too dry.