That looked like Elizabeth Peralez (with a new haircut) in the trailer, which would make sense if V's doing some work on behalf of the government as the Peralezes were the only politicians that V had interaction with in the main game and without getting into spoilers their side quests raised a lot of unanswered questions and left a lot of room to explore. I'm pretty interested.
@phili878: The 1.5 update that came out a few months ago finally brought enough bug fixes and QOL enhancements to bring the game up to a level that if it had released at, it wouldn't have been perfect but it probably would have been a pretty smooth launch. Short answer is yes, now's a good time to play it (at least on a current gen console or decent PC).
@toffifee: I know that's how they are framing it but I'd say that's debatable. I get that the rebuilt a lot of assets/models/AI/etc but they still rebuilt it to be the same game as before. I'm not saying that's a bad thing as the original was amazing, but $70 for what is essentially the exact same experience (minus the visual and AI improvements) doesn't feel worth it. I didn't mind paying $60 for the Resident Evil 2 remake, but that was a remake in pretty much every sense of the word.
That's great but too bad the price is inaccessible. I loved both games, but $70 for a remaster of a nearly decade old game is a bridge too far even for me.
Back when SWTOR was new I had a level capped Sith Lord. I'd visit beginner rebel cities and start dancing. I wouldn't attack anyone unless they attacked me, but low level players would freak out at a hostile high level player nearby and attack.
In Elite Dangerous I used to interdict player ships in open play from rival factions. I'd tell them that I was the grammar police and I'd let them go provided their spelling and grammar were at a sufficient level. Unsurprisingly, I ended up blowing up a lot of player ships.
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