@Mogan: It's a balance issue. You're not meant to be able to fly for an infinite amount of time, it doesn't make sense in the world to be able to do so. There is plenty to explore and see on the ground anyway. It would just be too much of an "easy street" to allow infinite flying. To me, managing my heat, dealing with enemies on the ground and getting around the world IS part of the fun. Do you just want the game to play for you?

I'm sorry, but this review is ridiculous. It just comes off a bit whiney. Complaining you have to land once in awhile, abilities don't do anything, enemies actually hindering you and hard to follow?? Are we even playing the same game?

It's Bioware - there is more of a reason to trust going into the future. The game looks huge and it probably will take a lot of time to really explore everything. If not, I'm sure whatever issues will be taken care of. EA seems to make developers release their games regardless at certain points even if they are missing things. But Bioware will make it happen. It's supposed to be a game for the long haul.

To each their own. Wife and I played the demo and had a blast, we can't wait to play this weekend. There was a huge "codex" that explained everything which is good. I rather that then them spoon feed everything like you're a toddler. In the game you are supposed to be someone "in the know" enough at the start, it wouldn't make sense for them to talk as if you haven't lived in the world for your entire life.

Late 2019? That's much later than I expected.

I didn't realize the game was going to have a State of Decay/Dead Island aspect to it... not sure how I feel about that.

I think the wrong person reviewed this. Everything they think is wrong with the game is what makes it appealing and special.

The only time I couldn't find which way to go was the WRONG way in order to find some well hidden secrets. I'm shocked how many I missed overall by the end, which also means finding the way was as simple as intended. Also, incomprehensible story? Everything was revealed in the end.

It's one thing after another with this movie and it's production... This is a strong case and I'd be shocked if Bahous doesn't win in court when it comes to it.

The writer isn't even that much of a fan?

...free the D?