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Yeah, they can also be about walking from A to B while hitting buttons so as to not fall over.

@The Stranger

Bah-dum tssss!

It's so much more than that. Plus is it really a problem when the gameplay loop is so fun? I think "boring and repetitive" game loops are actually the most fun ones!

Incredible cutscenes and story too

But do you understand it any better now, compared to the trailer? Lol

I understand it completely. It's quite simple to grasp really. The trailers do say most of ot as well, if you pay attention.

Now you can deliver a money package to gamestop and they'll give you a game package which you can then deliver home and open up.

I've never said 'what??' so many times in such a short period, as when I first saw that trailer. I can't wait. R.I.P. Metal Gear....

Metal Gear had an extremely good run even up to it's dying breath with 5. Now the age of the Strand Game begins!

Not in an empty world, in any case.
I liked being a courrier in Fallout New Vegas, since you don't even do this job anymore.
To actually deliver stuff is just making a game around Fedex quests.

LOL! It's one of the worst types of quest found in games, and Kojima has gone ahead and made a game in which the core concept is performing long, drawn out fetch quests. xD Ah well, at least it looks pretty. I'm kinda hoping there's more to it, at least in terms of story, than trapsing through the empty wilderness we've seen in vids.

I've ordered the steelbook edition as well! (I collect those)

Either way I'm playing it for the story and not the gameplay in particular so it's not a defining factor for me. A Kojima game *has* to be good

I loved it too. Well, loved it for the most part. Felt like most of the areas were way too linear. I mean, the first city area (the one with the parking lot), and the final areas have lots of places to explore, with many shortcuts to open up back to Mistle, but most of the other areas lacked that. Still, I really enjoyed it.

What's wrong?

Personal life stuff is a bit hecky, but hey, life be like that!

Looks good, but don't hype yourself too much. It's not the second coming of Christ. lol.

I was the biggest hater of FF13 you could imagine when it was announced and released. I finally gave it a fair shot in 2014 and ended up really loving it, too. It's far from the best FF, but it's still a good FF and better than some others.

The link was broken, I think this one should work:

The cat's out of the bag now! Hope people enjoy it.

Haha, it kinda does. Never noticed it

I want to know why he's lying down in a pool of dirty custard.

It's all explained somewhere in the project, maybe, I don't think so, I think that's grass

So it seems I didn't miss much. ...I'll probably still play it anyway, once I can afford it. It is the saga's ending after all- even if the storyline is convoluted beyond recognition, I still want to see how it ends. (I got this far.)

What a shame- such an anticipated game being rushed. There's something to be learned from this for sure.

Thanks for responding.

Oh yeah, by all means it's still a great game that's definitely worth playing as a fan of the series.

Being rushed is ironically the very same thing that happened with FF 15. Seems like Square doesn't learn.

Didn't play that one, but I wouldn't be surprised if they repeated a mistake- quick money and short games seem to be their recent priority.

Which one you playing first?

Both in medium sized chunks. So far played more of Days Gone than Div, it not as bad as people say it is I'd say