Yeah. My friends who have the game aren't impressed so far. They're complaining the game is too handholdy, the battles are too easy, your "rival" is a pushover (he even picks the starter your starter is STRONG against), and the NPCs have lost their edge (instead of "My bugs are gonna beat you! Let's battle!" it's now "Well even if I lose at least we'll have fun!").

What happened to the Nintendo that published games like Jet Force Gemini and Turok 2? The Nintendo that published Battalion Wars and Advance Wars? The Nintendo at wasn't afraid to challenge you?

Here's the problem with everyone agreeing with Mel bout Marvel violence is that Marvel isn't the problem. Marvel has actually gone out of its way to tackle the issue of collateral damage in superhero fights. They actually just recently dedicated an entire movie to it, Mel. Little picture called Captain America: Civil War. Where one side of the fight thinks heroes should be tamed and work for the governments of the world and the other sees that the number of people who die in their battles is a grim necessity because it's small time compared to the number who would die if they just sat on their hands waiting for "authorization" to act on whatever cosmic disaster is about to head Earths way. The loss of human life actually impacts the heroes in big ways and they see each one as a personal failure.

The people you should REALLY be looking at are DC Comics. Their last few movies have seen countless civilians die in their stories without so much as a batted eyelash from the main characters. Or worse they have characters lamenting the loss of life while throwing skyscrapers like darts.

I'm more angry at the loot boxes. I thought it was all nothing but Halloween update items. So when I had a gold token animation I was all "YES a super rare Halloween skin!". Nope. Mercy Imp skin. The super rare items only come along so often and it just wasted a roll to give me a skin I could have gotten from a standard loot crate. Disappointing and kinda makes me not give a hoot about the Halloween event.

I didn't care about mods on console as soon as it was revealed that many of the good mods for Fallout 4 and by extension Skyrim just won't work on consoles. Any sufficiently large mod will have compatability issues and many of the best mods require script extenders that just aren't possible on consoles.

@Ravanofdarkness: They got rid of the counter melee because people didn't like it.

@f1r3starter: Jesus, guy. It's a videogame. And the tanks aren't that OP. The issue is that EVERYONE is running Scout. Two Assaults can dismantle a heavy tank fast. I should know. I've done it with one of my buddies. Two assaults with anti-tank grenades and dynamite can obliterate anything on wheels.

@phili878: You do know that BF1 is getting a full single player campaign, right? And that the Beta is like 1/5 the content of the full multiplayer.

@e-matic: If you were rolling Medic then I can sympathize with you. The Medics semi-autos are five hit kills. Meanwhile the Scout rifles are all two hit kills. Everyone and their mother rolls Scout.

I'm sorry but Bewear and Comfey are two of the most horrible designs yet. Comfey is a pretty stupid design right up there with Klefki and Bewear doesn't even look like it belongs in the Pokemon universe. Looks like a background character from Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo.

@Chernnunos: Here's an example. The reviewer states that she got flustered because the fetch quests would ask for an item but not say what drops that item. That's a traditional JRPG mechanic. Chances are that if a quest asks for 15 bird feathers, there's a bird enemy that drops said feathers in one of the adjacent zones.

Or how about the lack of a full world map? Welcome to a traditional JRPG.

This review reeks of bias. It lists things as negatives that JRPG fans either love or at the very least take no issue of.