@grim0187 OH, YOU SO KEWL, EDUCATING US AND SAYING WE ALL RIDE A BANDWAGON!
You're SUCH an individualist !.
Activision has NOTHING good about it. EA are even greater scums, but they were scums smart enough to buy all the good studios. Activision was dumb enough to Destroy Infinity Ward and all of CoD in the process, violently rape Guitar Hero, and keep a very small line-up of worthy games.
If Activision dies, no one will miss it or it's studios. Blizzard is already dead.
On the subject of ME3 DLC, I couldn't give a damn.
Mass Effect 3 wasn't a bad game. But like DA2, the only thing it did good was combat. It failed in almost any other department. The story suffered from plotholes through and through, and the story relied alot on "heartstringing" moments to make me care, like seeing a character die in a sad way with some dramatic music or watching over a landscape.
And the Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut DLC made everything worse. It was more of the same crap, and it just left a very sour taste in my mouth.
Oh yeah, let's convince the player into a final goal where he must fight his way through hell and back in order to defeat the Reapers, convincing him that is the only way that is right, then at the last 10 minutes mind-boggle him with 3 incredibly stupid choices to create some sick surreal utopia that questions his whole journey, with the dumbest of logical explanations to back it.
Don't like these 3 endings? OKay..... SO BE IT *EVERYONE DIES*
I'm never playing anything Mass Effect ever again. I don't want to hear about this game ever again.
DA3 is not doomed for me, that franchise can still be saved. Mass Effect though? Nope. What a waste of an otherwise incredibly deep and interesting universe.
Soo... Let me get this straight. Eidos created a strong, independant, albeit abit one-dimensional yet pure character known as Lara Croft, which became a sex symbol. When her actress "Revealed" her qualities, they fired her.
Now, Crystal Dynamics tries to depict Lara as a yound strong woman on her first journey, and they intentionally have a hint of a rape scene and hire an actress which has gone almost fully nude to do both her voicework and motion capture.
Wow. Quite the way of keeping the pure spirit of the original intact. And they dare say the original Lara Croft was oversexualized. Bigots.
And why all the fuss about a scene that wasn't even rape, it was an attempt but Lara escapes? I'm sick of these "gaming" journalists that think they are sooo unique and individualists for picking on games.
I never heard any complaints on movies that do this. How dare people slander games for something as small as this, while pieces of shit like Piranha3D hit major theatres all around the globe?
CD has nothing to apologize for. What concerns me about Tomb Raider is that it tries to copy the copycat himself. Copying Uncharted is lame, and having ridden with quick time events is even lame-r. And the new Lara is just annoying, she looks like something out of Hunger Games.
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