NumericDyslexic

Yeah really not diggin it. Was really hyped for this game and have been having a blast on Ultra Nightmare mode but the Marauder just sucks all the air out. The game completly looses all it's energy and frantic aggression when he shows up. The only emmotion I feel when he turns out is just disapointment.

This is cool! Gonna go through a bunch of the older episodes after this. Good job!

@odinsmana: I'm with you on that. There's something ludicrously stupid and bombastic about that mode that I kind of love and its final moments of sudden death are tense as hell.

Hey guys and gals! One thing I love about this game is the customization. If, like me, you used to collect warhammer and other little figurines you probable enjoyed painting them and giving them little banners and the such. Well I loved that stuff and I'm glad to see it's so prominent in For Honor. I know these aren't anything compared to the best stuff that's been popping up but I'd thought it would be cool to share our emblems and represent whatever stylish clan, raiding party or knightly order who's flag we fly!

Here are mine to start things off. (You can tell I really like the colour orange)

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Like a lot of people here and elsewhere I love the core gameplay. It has depth and versatility, requires patients and practice and ultimately is extremely rewarding, tense and satisfying. Of course there are times when it is infuriating (players using cheap tactics) but over all it doesn't detract from the high's the game provides. I'd say pick it up now if you have decent internet or, if you have a terrible connection like me, wait for the price to drop or get used to being dropped from matches.

Maybe the tutorial from Portal 2 because the it plays off of being a game subverts what you expect from the jump?

There are so many moments to choose from though. I always loved finding the bridge of doom from Monty Python in Fallout 2 or watching Daxter from Jack and Daxter discover the gods are tiny space hamsters and he might one of them (it makes sense in context, i promise) and of course Mordin in Mass Effect assuming commander Shepherd's making a move on him.

Normally I'd abject to any kind of DLC being included in any GOTY discussion but when that DLC is, for all intents and purposes, a separate game then it breaks that rule. Easily the best expansion I've played for a game. Everything feels placed and written to bring a adventurous romp to The Witcher. I get the impression CDPR were having so much fun making this. I will never forget taking drugs and talking to my horse.

@mrcaptain: That looks really cool. Very 2001 Space Odyssey.