I've always felt that the isometric view made me feel too disconnected from the action, but I like everything else I've seen so far. This is the closest I've seen yet to the Dark Heresy third person ARPG I've dreamed of.

Sorry, Ubisoft. You took too much for granted with Unity. You're going to have to prove to me that you're capable of producing a decent game again.

@drizzygadget @ggregd It's not Netflix we were worried about. Netflix and the other big companies can afford the "preferred service" price. It's the smaller websites that would suffer from a lack of Net Neutrality. Suddenly every small business is forced into the "slow lane". As the former manager of a locally-owned restaurant, I can tell you it's hard enough trying to build a business when people aren't having to surf your website at the speed of dial-up when they want to place an online order.

I don't think "disappointed" fully explains how I feel right now. Is it even possible to make a good Alien game? From the sound of it, there are flashes of brilliance here buried under the lackluster exterior, but Alien was a piece of cinematic brilliance (and Aliens is one of my top 5 movies). One would think that the franchise would translate naturally the video games, but it seems one would be wrong.

@balrogbane ESO could have been considered a competent, if unoriginal, MMO had it not been given the Elder Scrolls title. Kudos to Bungie for attempting a new IP, something that is sadly in short supply these days, but next time, try focusing more on innovative gameplay.

For a French revolutionary, he sure has one sexy British accent!