Needs to be that open-world RPG that everyone's been pushing for this past 10 years.
I can't help but think that something that would really curb the remakes/remasters from last gen is, instead of making PS4/XBO versions, if they uploaded digital versions onto the PS3's PSN store and 360's marketplace as well as digital prices being more reasonable ($60 for a game released 4 years ago is a bit much).
I might get an XBO if they enable full Steam support to where it can play and download any game from Steam. It'd be awesome if they enabled it to play any PC game like Starcraft 2 or something.
One scene may not be able to define a character, but it can epitomize who the character is if done right. It's part of why intros are so important.
I remember an interview where they said that they think one of the things they went wrong in terms of story is how they mainly focused on war-time events when AC2, which even they say was their best story, was during a time of peace. So they seem to be wanting to make Syndicate their next AC2.
It would if I could play any of my PS3 games and have them run better on the PS4. The PS3's tendency to freeze whenever I play third party games gets annoying at times.
I was interpreting it as cross-play as opposed to a separate release.
I know the first one was XBox exclusive but I'm hoping for a PC version.
I'm not insulting the community, I'm criticizing their stance. There's a difference. Sure, there are a lot of great mods but there are very few in comparison to the number of crap ones. Paying for the good ones will result in more good mods.
It worked for 30+ years because there wasn't a system in place to make it possible for them to consistently get paid for their work. If a person doesn't want to pay someone for their work simply because "it should...
Most of the arguments against it boil down to "I'm entitled to free stuff!" in the end. Then they wonder why most of the mods out there are utter crap with just a couple that are any good. If you don't whine about Indie games not being free, then whining about a good mod not being free is simply hypocritical.
Moment #1:
When it released on PC.
Too bad most players doing heists don't know how to play the game or follow orders and, when they join, often quit right when it starts so everyone's time is wasted. This is if anyone even joins the lobby in the first place.
The reason they mentioned religion is because that's where most of the "arguments" against homosexuality come from. The hostility there is due to the fact that many who state those very subjective opinions do so as though they're objective fact and will spout off the second they even think homosexuality is mentioned.
You got disagrees because your statement implies that you disagree with homosexuality being fine. That lead to an assumption that you feel kids...
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That's not the fault of the game or the developers, that's entirely on the people talking about it.
There being two gay characters (Dorian and Sera) doesn't make DAI written to suit an agenda. By that logic, the original Star Trek was written to the "negro agenda" (using the terminology of the time) because it featured a black woman as an authority figure AND involved in an interracial relationship... Guess what, there was no agenda there. It was simply part of the show in the same way homosexuality is part of DAI.
With Sera, you literally don't find out u...
I love how people claim that this is shoved down their throats in DAI when it is only mentioned in passing twice and is in no way a focal point of his character. Not to mention that any dialogue options to romance him has a big heart next to it... meaning anyone complaining about it being "forced" on them either intentionally romanced him and then felt all insecure about their masculinity, or they're simply bigoted imbeciles.
But hey, we have to complain about s...
Some people were dropped as a child... You appear to have been punted into a ceiling fan.
If that happens, I'm going to be people on XBO and PS4 will whine about how they're entitled to free stuff too.
Nanomachines suck... /summary