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Out of curiosity, what specs are you running?

As to the patch: it made things a lot more stable for me and am able to run a mostly consistent 60 fps with most settings on very high (running 1080p on a GTX1070). I also like the new TXAA sharpness options.

Isn't it weird that this game didn't get a Quick Look (I know there's an unfinished, but still)?

From the first couple of missions it feels like the placement of objects and routines are built around Emily's ability set. Moving around as Corvo feels really... blunt or stilted to me; not sure what the right description is. So from a no-kill perspective, getting around more fluently feels more comfortable to me giving me a better sense of security. Additionally, Emily has more abilities that revolve around distraction (for example Doppelganger) and stealth (Shadow Walk) so that might be up your ally. Interestingly, her Domino ability (which ties the fates of targeted NPCs together) allows you to put all of them to sleep by just choking out one of them. Invest heavily into Far Reach; it becomes exponentially useful when you do.

Okay

I agree the story was the weakest out of the three, but your other statements I don't agree with.

Dragon Age: Inquisition was a good game y'all. Unpopular opinion?

I haven't messed with it but there is a slider for depth of field in the in-game options menu.

I haven't tried this myself, but it appears this thread has some answers for you: https://www.reddit.com/r/civ/comments/58q3qj/psa_guide_on_how_to_enable_wasd_andor_other/

Absolutely a necessary addition, indeed. Some of the policy cards are applicable only to ancient and classical era features but they are still in the rapidly increasing stack for the rest of the game. It would be great if we could individually hide specific cards.

@mirado: Yeah, the main theme is amazing. The variant of the theme that plays during the opening movie is also pretty legit:

And for those who can't get enough of the main theme, here's a pretty good live version with Tin himself as the conductor:

I'm really happy that Firaxis commissioned him for the music. It really puts the game in a league of its own.