@brad12d3: It has less to do with sexual orientation and romantic pairings then it does with playing a consistent story. Some people claim to have spent 100s of hours playing a certain way but then have to play a different way in the DLC. The story could have been written differently or offered the same options as the base game.

I haven't played the game but the issue seems to stem from allowing you to choose your own romantic route throughout the base game but when it comes to the DLC you are no longer afforded that option. Lack of focus on Ubisofts part.

Either create a game with no choice and continue that through the DLC or create a game with choices and follow that path through the DLC.

Consoles are getting smaller and more powerful. People enjoy having space.

Slightly Mad: "No."

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me approximately 7 entries into the franchise later and I'll just buy this one on sale begrudgingly.

@heqteur: What you mean and what you presented are two different things. If my comment is "The sky is green" and in my head I meant it is blue there is no way for the reader to interpret the intentions without additional supporting statements.

"How hard is it to understand?" It's actually very hard to understand commentary that does not match the authors true intention.

No one is putting words in your mouth. You were not clear in your original commentary. Super's comment responded to character design which deals with much more than a move set. Additionally, your response right now offered NO support for how the move sets were different or comparitvely better.

"How could I mean original brand new character when I acknowledge that Joker is from Persona 5???" <----This is the problem with your original comment which did NOT mention moves at all and was not a strong argument.

Don't be so emotionally attached to the comment. We are offering advice as to how you can be clearer in the future. Again, your INITIAL comment had to do with "character design" ONLY. While a move set may be part of that overall design it is not the determining factor. You can either move forward in the future and offer more support and clarity in your initial arguments or not. The choice is entirely up to you. My final piece of advice is not to respond so negatively without building your own case.

@heqteur: Super is right. Your original commentary related to character design. You then mentioned Persona 5 Joker which is an existing character from another franchise (not an original design) and the plant which is largely a background obstacle from a well known franchise in Super Mario. Your follow up post was clearer but lacked support. Has Joker or Plants move set been revealed in their entirety? Add to that the Smash series has largely been known for chaotic fun and the newer players/casuals will not know the intricate differences due to the sheer speed.

You're not alone in pointing out the clones of Ryu/Ken but Street Fighter has more original character design as it draws from itself. Smash Brothers draws from existing characters over established franchises. You're also comparing a game with about 5 different moves per character vs a franchise thats well known for multiple combos.

The Order is worth 3 bucks. Do yourself a favor and pick it up and enjoy the ride and the cinematic experience.

I just saw Paddington 2 yesterday and I agree with it being in the top 10. Starts of a little slow but it does have some very fun parts. Overall a wholesome and fun movie.

@Welverin: I would appreciate a bundled offer. I don't expect them to include it as a freebie with PS+ but if they discounted it I would hop on board.

@halo1399: Out of curiosity what led you to believe Sony fanboys were in pure panic mode? I don't see anything in the commentary that remotely leads to Sony fanboys being in any sort of panic.