Looks like a very exquisite, useless boring blue light.

I havealmost 20years of playing,hardcore one, and even after those years any actof violenceevenjustified ones that I see causes medeeprevulsionand disgust.The games,especially themoreviolentasGTA,sosarcasticreportthe same factsthatI quoted.Aboutpicturesqueandgrotesquebehaviorof the world,it can be funto drivewith a joystickbutit is impossibleto perpetuate it without affectingyourhuman side, yourbehavior andmoral nature.Actually, your morality it isthe onlyvaluable thing you havebeyond any material possessions.

@Olgark @noandno You don't seriously believe on what Crhis Roberts believes, do you? Pay to win may be not necessary for a gamer but for the publisher...

@Death_Masta187 What is this about? ''If funding reaches $16 million, Cloud Imperium Games will develop an Arena mode for Star Citizen. '' I'm thinking the same here as you. It would be much better to have THE game, super polished as it is, rather than one single feature per million (is this a joke?) or one few hundred additional stuffs like @Darkwalker75 suggests. This funding reach talk looks like merchandising strategy to me, and we can be a step closer to a big dissapointment if the millionaire game ends up broken instead of being ready.

Jess I hope you're reading this, you're my only and one gamer muse.

Saints row has the nicest way to be a marketing parasite from another game.

@FrostyGoat Another thing, hell will be frozen when I finally come to find a bug in a IDs game. Playing Elder's Scroll you find some in every 5 minutes of gameplay.

@f3kuinth3a55gs @Bowser05 Honestly, except for the multiplayer thing you are absolutely right. I just wanted to play Doom with the gruesome brutality of the '90 that I used to play on IDs games. I like the single player experience, but the faggification of some FPS seems to be infecting ID as well.

Wait a minute, if you're going to Valve, I will feel somewhat betrayed after so many years playing, modding, blowing Doom and some other etceteras...

Some ppl just want to see the good sides because they loved a game and if you point fingers to some of problems, they go all rage at your review. Keep up the good work showing the truth with a imparcial point of view, GameSpot. The review is absolutely right and precise. In the infamous demo version, the game had an incredible flow and that thing is nowhere to be found in here. Yet, the game is very good in thousands of aspects. What these people are complaing about is just a fan-pain reaction, very common these days.