@Xevac: It's a good thing both sides have their choice, then.

@lostn: Didn't the game get mixed reviews at best upon launch? Could be a combination of W10 store and lackluster game.

@NTenseify: "They didn't start the hype, fans did"

Have you seen all the coverage this game has been getting? It's pretty ridiculous. Also, I don't see how their being indie is really relevant. Either the game is good or it isn't. So far, it sounds pretty much exactly like it has sounded for over a year now: an endless cycle of the same stuff over and over again with no payoff in sight.

"...[V]ictory becomes a far from certain affair. Considering...how little Breached cares if you succeed"

Sounds like they captured those Russian influences pretty well.

@duckofdeath: That's how they were able to afford to give all the main cast members a raise for the final 2 seasons, they killed off everyone else in the season 6 finale.

This isn't new info. They've been saying this pretty much since the DVD/BR set for season 1 came out. Think it's in the commentary even. That's why Tyrion gets knocked out, so they could save money on the battle that was supposed to take place there.

@Richardthe3rd: I assume you posted this same comment in the article about Blizzard banning Overwatch players, then. I also get the feeling you don't understand how this stuff works: articles like this are meant to inform the public about changes to the game, both to update/assuage current players and to entice potential future players. For example, I wasn't aware they were doing this and I'm an avid Siege player. I'm glad they're doing this.

I've heard too many stories of hackers in GTA Online to even want to bother trying it.

I've played almost all of them and have enjoyed them to varying degrees, but I had no idea people could really follow the story in the Assassin's Creed games, let alone care about the characters.