Listening to the community is important but not if it's just blindly following what you see hordes of people on twitter say. Listen to people who can explain themselves and give valid reasons for their suggestions. If Rare thinks having a respawn cost (ie putting some consequences into dying) is good for the game then they should have some spine and do it. Part of being in charge is making unpopular short-term decisions.

How hard is it just to sell a normal remaster?

I feel like this is the aesthetic they should be going for. Not too serious but still believable. Not a huge fan of green hair or hacker lady :(

I agree, like many recent marvel series it had it's good moments surrounded by mountains of drivel. I dunno if it's budgetary issues or what but they either need new writers to keep the action and character development evenly paced or they just need to stop doing 13 episode seasons. It's abundantly clear that they don't have enough content to fill that many episodes, 8-10 good episodes >>>>>>> 13 dragged out and boring episodes.

I'm sure these comments will be a level-headed and informed discussion about the place of microtransactions and lootboxes as they relate to demonetization of video games.

Just kidding it'll be the usual dumpster fire.

Keep the ingame purchases label but add "contains gambling for in-game items" or something in the white box with all the other ratings for games with purchasable lootboxes. Why is it more important to inform parents that their children will see pixelated blood than it is for them to be informed about mechanisms similar to a slot machine? I feel like I would rather children see fake blood than get in the mindset of getting what they want through random chance rather than direct purchase.

@noahshaharyar: March 6 is the release of the next season. I'm not sure where you're getting information from but the release date has been available from ubisoft for quite some time now.

Edit: in fact it even says March 6 in this very article you are commenting on at the very beginning.

Hibana, castle, and mira should not be used by new players. Thermite is much easier to understand than Hibanna while castle and mira require a lot of map knowledge to be used properly and can easily do more harm than good when used incorrectly.

@SpanishFly69: So when they see an operator is getting picked every round and kills far more people than average every round they should just do nothing?

@noahshaharyar: You get to use newly released operators 1 week before non-season pass owners can use them and do not have to buy them with the ingame currency.