@fanirama: Never had any slow down in the menus, you might wana get your system checked out. Game time would be cool but it is hardly essential. Trophies are to do with developers lol
I thought her name was familiar, so I googled it and she has written some of the worst episodes over the last two years of TWD. For anyone thinking she will improve the product...don't.
@Jdzspace: The comics have been just as poorly written, with just as many fake outs (Carl burning to death anyone?) but the current Commonwealth intro has brought me back, hopefully this isnt as drawn out and as boring as The "we walk around for ages not doing anything" Whisperer War saga.
This is a SERIOUSLY flawed article, because kicking an opponent is nowhere near as high risk as other the stuff mentioned in this write up. The spot, if it can be called that, carried out by Sasha is about as simple as it gets. Heck, pulling your punches and kicks is one of the first things you learn. She went in there far too hard and genuinely kicked someone in the back, causing Paige to hit the mat HARD. That is unacceptable and excuses do not need to be made for it.
A kid learning the move set for the first time would know how to pull that off with barely any connection and still looking good.
Man, I haven't touched this game in years and just happen to have it on Steam lol Might have to give it a go again. I didn't even know the mp had been turned back on.
@trenchcoats67: Ah ok, but what about the multiplayer aspect? Do I have to have PSN account (for the real game, obviously betas are free)? Or can I just play the game through local co op or single player?
@soul_starter: Ah ok, but what about the multiplayer aspect? Do I have to have PSN account (for the real game, obviously betas are free)? Or can I just play the game through local co op or single player?
I might give this a try but for those that have already tried it, is this a single player game with loot boxes and other types of micro transactions in mind? Or a genuine gaming experience?
@domiddian: Canon wasn't really ignored, although some of it was brushed aside and even as a casual SW fan, it wasn't the best way to do things BUT I specifically mentioned Reys story and origins. That had nothing to do with canon and the people crying about it are the ones who can't grow up past 1977.
To top it all off, SW are far outgrown its core base and if you look at any cinema screening, many of the people watching it havent even watched the original trilogy and are not diehard fans. Disney no longer has to bow to their wishes, although they can do to create online hype with regards to Reys parents.
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