The thing is that Nier was a case of critics thrashing it without giving it much chance, but still became a cult classic. I think you should ask Ben when he returns again since he's a fan of the game.
Although pricy, I don't have much problem with Nintendo's DLC and at the very least they are not abusing it like other companies and guess except for that Animal Crossing, most of the Amiibo support has been optional.
In a lot of ways, I guess it was a very relaxed E3 this year on many sides and Ubi with EA being their usual douchbags (except for Unravel, I love that reveal). Nintendo I think was more subdued than last year, but they still had a strong showing and i'm happy as long as there's Star Fox, which there was!
On a unrelated note: No Splatoon voice-chat! Do you have any idea how much douchebaggery that unleashes? Don't you remember that Splatoon is for all freaking ages? As someone who plays Team Fortress 2 a lot, no voice chat! (atleast not in public matches....).
But you can issue commands where you can make them either have the AI automatic (they do whatever they please), to change to either have some members just focus on either attacking, guarding or healing. Was that on the PS2 version?
I saw a bit of the (idiotic) soap opera of the Fallout 4 trailer character being male and it just confirms my distate for the SJW and PC crowd of Tumblr and Twitter, and that they probably don't know already that you can costumize almost everything about the player character and making it female was never new. Keep in mind that I haven't played the FO games yet, but I even know that.
Okay, but on positve stuff: Dishonored 2, YEAH!
Well, it's a PSP, it can only do so much and I honestly don't mind the change from 3D roaming to Visual Novel outside the Tartarus since I never played the PS2 games before.
Glad to see ya fine. I still remember joining the world of 1up back in October 30th of 2010.
Hope to someday get the PSP collection that has the two games in one package.
It's hard, but I feel it's worth it. I did fine enough this first semester and now that I know what to mostly expect, i'm ready for the next one.
So far I think I fit right in and i'm already used to the hectic schedule. Yeah, i've been hearing the "atmosphere" at many universities in the US and Canada are getting worse, especially those of liberal leanings. Luckily, over the Uni i'm in not a lot of bullshit like that is happening (if anything at all).
Good luck with that. I was never brave enough with medicine (both on a educational and mental level). So far, everything is going fine with my current career and I hope to keep that.
