@sladakrobot: Fallout 4 only came out 3 months ago, from the same team that makes Elder Scrolls, so no.

I wouldn't mind watching Lord of the Rings now. That was pretty epic.

@deviltaz35: Nvidia GTX 770. As seen here https://www.reddit.com/r/fo4/related/3si4a5/god_rays_causing_objects_to_have_blurry_edges/

it's much worse in person. If you set godrays to high, it fixes it, but you lose a ton of frames.

No fix for my Godrays making everything blurry when I have volumetric lighting on? Thanks.

@esqueejy: I see what you mean by it not having end game content, but it has loads more than it launched with and you really must try the new expansion. It breaks away from the mmo mold more than the base game ever did and takes full advantage of the game's dynamic event system, which is arguably it's best feature.

I must admit though, their new end game progression system can feel a bit grindy like you said.

Amazing mmo if you ask me, it would be nice to see it get more coverage. This game just has a feel that other mmos don't.

Well, I enjoyed the movie regardless. Was it overly similar to A New Hope? Sure, whatever. But the comments here do not reflect the movie's quality at all, it wasn't a bad movie by any means.

I never got a console for Christmas cause no one was ever willing to spend $500 on one present. So mine is actually Age of Empires III, strangely, I just remember receiving it very vividly and pouring 100's of hours into it.

@milsvaard: Agreed. Probably on its own, in a vacuum, with no other AC games it may be a good game. But this franchise has been utterly milked.

@Daian: I'm Australian and Witcher 3 is my GOTY. But yeah, it is odd that it didn't even make their lists. Still not as bad as some of the US staff's lists like Eddie's and Alexa's.