@Barighm: no, i wasn't referring to the objective facts of the game written in the review, I was speaking about the main purpose of a review which is whether it is subjectively good or not. We can read all those facts you mentioned for months now. I'm referring to whether certain aspects of a game are fun or enjoyable and if the game is worth a purchase.

@bitlazar: a review has nothing to do with "the truth", rather just an opinion of one human being. One needs to look at who the reviewer themselves and their experience in the world as well as what their likes and dislikes are in order to determine if a review can be taken seriously or not. For me? The reviewer's tastes rarely overlap with mine if we're looking at a venn diagram, so I'd weight this review with little to not impact on my buying purchase whatsoever.

@jdc6305: But Dice is fantastic. They've been good in thwarting EA's master plan of micro-transaction-ing us to death. I have faith in them

Looks fantastic, can't wait!

Looks absolutely fantastic

@bmorgan303 completely agree bmorgan303. GS has been lacking cred for a long time.

@RoadStar1602 @CreMax90 half the game runs on server side, all loot drops monster spawns bosses etc. Because of this, people will have to dev the other half. Blizz was smart with the online system for now, look for the Single player to go offline in a year once they get their sales (7+ million already)

good read indeed

OgreB, from my experience, once a PC gamer, always a PC gamer, even if you only play console games at one point, that gamer will ALWAYS gravitate towards PC Like games on Consoles(just look at all the traditional PC titles on console today, especially the 360). Even though you will eventually get used to a controller to a certain extent where you WILL be able to play games at some comfort, it will never replace the mouse and keyboard, especially if you've been primarily a PC Gamer your whole life. It's a shame, you'd think AND hope that MS would include M/K support for their next console, I'd be all over that. Make it a standard option to chose from as well as gamepads of course(In racing games, we can play with a pad or a wheel, same sort of decision), and let us decide what we want to use. There are some really great lap pads out too that work well, and I see no reason at all to IGNORE a huge segment of the population that prefer M/K as the peripheral of choice. Not only will it bring in more gamers, it will sell a ton of peripherals for them too, and add revenue. For Multiplayer games, separate them, or allow mixed P2P games, it would just be up to the host. As we see on XBL, this would be something easily done. I think for sure, with the fact that the Xbox and PS are basically home theater PC's, lets be honest here, I wouldn't be surprised if we see peripheral options in the next wave somewhere from someone. We already saw the Wii make a bold move, let's see what MS and Sony come up with. It would also solve the RTS and MMO dilemma on console(lack of inputs is all), which is pointless since they BOTH have USB connections! UT3 on PS3 proved they could do it, I'd like to see more of it in future FPS's like Killzone, talk about winning a segment of the Population over....