@fishdude100: If two years later you're still pissed because a character you like didn't come from your other favorite character's balls.... yeah, sorry, you're kinda a troll. And if you're upset over reasonable thing like the film's pacing... congrats you're 1/1000th of the anti-TLJ crowd. Consider yourself excused from Trolldom.
@crashchaos:Actually, if any movie had left wing messages in it, it was... like all of them. Phantom Menace: the bad guys are literally Wall Street Investors. Episode 2: The good guys literally do not have an army. Their downfall is getting one. Episode 4: ANH: Our main character wants to join the Empire, but gets radicalized after stormtroopers burn down his hut and goes to join up with a guerilla outfit that lives in the jungles. ("You're reading too much into it!" Actually, Lucas himself said the rebels were supposed to represent the viet cong and the Empire the US, so...) In fact, Lucas liked this particular metaphor so much he re-used in Return of the Jedi. Star Wars has always been political and it has never been right wing (And I say that as a Republican).
One thing that annoys me is the way that people always line up to mock things like this. Is it likely to fail? Yeah, probably. Anyone who takes on industry giants is. But I don't understand the joy some people seem to get out of anticipating it's failure. It's success would mean more competition for MS and Sony, and it's hard to see how that would be a bad. Good luck to the Mad Box.
@Salt_AU: Well, somebody had to show up with the stupidest criticism in gaming. No it f*cking doesn't look like a 2012 game. Go compare this to actual games from 2012 and tell me with a straight face that those look better.
@ronthallsballs: You realize Bethesda doesn't care about you right? You can white knight for them all you want, but you're just messing out on better games, while Bethesda half-asses everything they do.
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