If you don't use the Charge Blade you're a casual
I use both + the Gunlance 
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I use both + the Gunlance 
Imagine not using the Insect Glaive 
I want to start playing again but I rage quit after not getting an attack jewel for my build. It hurt worse when I learned I missed out on a dupe glitch by 2 days
I want to start playing again but I rage quit after not getting an attack jewel for my build. It hurt worse when I learned I missed out on a dupe glitch by 2 days
Don't sleep breh, you know that IceBorne expansion is dropping later this year...
I'm not just making shyt up this is from them according to kotaku:Its not being obtuse if you're gonna keeping using 'meaning' like it isn't is subjective
some of the stuff being brought up now just has zero legs. monetization? Even Fire Emblem is loaded with monetization now. Its the industry
"Those designs are part of a larger objective driven narrative" what the fukk isn't?that's not even a criticism.
Endlessly replayable missions? THE HORROR
And you know nothing about the gameplay loop to suggest that story telling is limited exclusively to hub zones. shyt, that hasn't even been a thing since before Runescape
what ever happened to just saying some shyt ain't for you?
https://kotaku.com/bioware-wants-you-to-know-that-story-is-a-priority-for-1830921216
And you're acting like EA didn't explicitly say they are moving to live service type games in order to monetize gamers.
EA touts
I'm damn sure not gonna excuse that asjust "the industry." Show me where the monetization is in God of War and Horizon Zero Dawn.
voltronblack
Superstar
I'm one of the most outspoken people here when it comes to monetization but singling out Anthem while sports games fukk people backwards for shyt that's been included in previous iterations along with doing shyt like making MyGM linked to progression systems is disingenuous as fukk
these types of games in particular have always been on the side of having some sort of real money economy. this isn't a case of hitting you with a shadow of mordor system where you couldn't even play the end game past a certain point without spending cash. you've got entirely single player experiences that take advantage of. you've also got call of duty trying to sell people a simple red dot reticle for a dollar.
and kotaku?
you want to talk about shills and link kotaku unironically
This video should answer some of the questions for people asking about the single-player story.
Brief Keef
Superstar
havent played in ages but i like the bow peppering nikkas like im cookin a meal
dont sleep on Anthem y'all 
Pure Water
Veteran
dont sleep on Anthem y'all
Popping an ambien right now.
days after when people going thru the end game, i'll decide then
gonna be too late
Captain Crunch
Veteran
Who copping this on PS4?
nah, the end game is what really matters in these type of games. i've experienced many painfully long dry spells in Destiny, and The Division throughout the years, ain't going thru that again. if the game is still engaging somehow after the base content is completed, then i'll jump on - most likely with friends that think like me. A few guys I work with are doing the samegonna be too late
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