I LOVED FTL and put far more hours into than I'm willing to admit.
That said, I can't say I'm all that interested in this game. I find I rarely have the patience for these kind of tactical games - similar to Final Fantasy Tactics. Still, it looks pretty great and I'm sure the people who it's made for will dig it. Maybe the dev's next game will be more up my alley.
@lionheartssj1: I finally realized what bugged me about Thanos' design here: his eyes. In the comics, they're just black voids with the odd twinkle. It's creepy as heck. Here, he just looks like some purple dude.
@Metallicwolf29: It might be "fake," but it's more about what it represents. The whole movie is a celebration of African heritage and black culture, including urban black culture. In fact, all the costumes in the movie from the different Wakandan tribes? They're directly inspired by real African tribal clothing designs. There's a lot of love put into this movie and it's no surprise that black audiences are embracing it.
@Brettsky128: They could do both. Show a trailer and release date for Gwent, and then say, "Oh and we have one more thing to show you..." I'm not expecting it, but that'd be pretty darned cool.
I'm in for whatever CD Projekt Red have to offer. With Witcher 3 alone, they created good faith at least in this customer with reasonable pricing, even more reasonable DLC and expansions, and even free DLC. Any other publisher would've had you paying for all of that through the nose. Hell, the expansions alone - certainly Blood & Wine - had enough content to be its own game. And again, any other publisher would've sold it as such. And sold the new armours separately. Plus, they were consistent and often with patches to the point that, while it still has the odd bug as one expects from such a large game, the game runs incredibly well.
Cyberpunk isn't an instant buy or pre-order, but after building up this much good will after every other publisher only filled me with regret, I'm at least strongly considering it.
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