@BitterMan23: I also average around 1000 or so, though if you get killed early you'll end up with 550-700 xp if you didn't get much done. With a good game, I'll get about 1500 xp. In the end, it's MUCH more worth it to play than to join a game and put the controller down. Whoever actually encourages that strategy is a freaking moron.

Despite the bugs, I've found this game a lot of fun to play. I'm having a hard time coming up with a game that encourages and rewards ACTUAL cooperative play as much as this one does. If you find a group of people who are willing and eager to work WITH you, this game is very fun to play, even as a counselor. Get with a group of people you play with regularly, and that fun improves more over time. Now that we've figured out how to kill Jason, it's far more engaging to play as a counselor. But I will agree - get with a group of people who don't have headsets, or just want to do their own thing, and it's nowhere NEAR as much fun... unless you're playing as Jason.

It's not the best game I've played - not even the best game I'm playing right now - but from a multiplayer standpoint, it's one of the best I've ever played - period - as long as you can see the potential behind the current list of bugs. It's definitely worth trying, and definitely worth MUCH more - from MY perspective - than a 4/10.

Quick question - if this movie is based on a time before A New Hope, and long after Revenge of the Sith, when Jedi Knights were in hiding, why are they talking about the Force? I thought at this point it was viewed as an antiquated religion that was considered little more than a myth. I strongly believe this movie should have gone its entire length with no mention of the Force whatsoever. Am I in the minority?

I'm thinking "creative differences" is a code word for "studio interference", which seems to be status quo for Warner Bros DC movies. This is a horrible sign.

This is by far my favorite PS Plus download. My boys love it, and despite my usual resistance to buy frivolous add-on content (i.e. skins, and other things that don't affect game play), we've bought a few of the packs for this game. Very fun game!

@rush86: I hear what you're saying. I know I finished the campaign, but it just isn't sticking with me. I hope the end for The Following is more satisfying. Perhaps it ended kind of flat for me because they encourage you to just continue playing the game after the campaign ends, which I guess is fine. I'm definitely down with picking this back up and playing it again. Maybe I'll start again from the beginning? Dunno.

After finishing the campaign a while back and moving on to other games, I had forgotten how much fun this game was to play. I'm eager to jump back in and start parkouring and flaying zombies again. I've got less than a month to finish up with Fallout 4 before jumping back into this bad boy. Sounds like fun!

@davillain-: As far as we know, what we see in this trailer all happens in the first 10-15 minutes of the movie, and the rest is what happens once they open that door and venture outside. I have faith in Abrams. He's earned that by now, at least from me.

@haze0986: You mean reeks, right? I think having a built-in voice changer like this makes more sense than the way Bale did it.

I'm not ready to write this movie off until I at LEAST read some intelligent reviews on it. I'll admit, it has an uphill road to climb with some of the choices they've made in story and cast of characters, but I REALLY want this to be a good movie. It may very well turn out to be a train wreck, but I'll give it a chance. For now. If it IS a train wreck, that's going to be a huge problem, since they have a hell of a lot riding on this movie.

@whitejackel: My guess is that he actually has a voice changer built into the cowl. I noticed the mechanical-sounding quality as well. I like that better than Batman changing his voice himself like Bale did it. That was just goofy.