Retr0gamer wrote: » Game isn't even out yet but already getting judged. And the bit that is getting people worked up over isn't worth getting worked up over. Unless you are a bigot.
Leroy42 wrote: » But the question is, without having played the game and understood the full emotional journey, on what basis are people judging that certain plot decisions are wrong? People are making judgements without context and assuming the decision is wrong based on what they would prefer to happen.
shrewdness wrote: » I guess I'm just surprised that some people already seem to have such negative opinions of the game when it's not even out yet. Especially when it's apparently come out since that not all of the leaks are accurate (I guess there were leaks in both video and text?). Anyway, hard for me to understand yet given that I haven't seen the leaks, and I get that people can get an idea of the story from the leaks that they don't agree with. But I suppose I just want to wait to actually play through the game first and form my opinion from that experience, rather than online leaks which could be out of context for all I know. Maybe I'll also come to the conclusion that I don't like the direction they've taken, but I want to find out for myself.
J. Marston wrote: » Cite you definitions all you want but don't lump me in with that word because I don't like a video games story's direction. My reasons have zero to do with gender, race, sexual preference or anything else like that. It's purely to do with hacky writing. I'll never understand how you're a mod. Pointlessly antagonistic.
splashthecash wrote: » Sorry all, pardon my ignorance but what exactly is the reason for all the forum chatter about LOU part 2? There seems to be all manner of comments about Naughty Dog's behaviour, potential poor review scores, wokeness....where is this all coming from? Its hardly cos of a leak is it or cos yer wan is a lesbian is it? I watched the trailer and am very much looking forward to it - the first is one of my all time favourites
J. Marston wrote: » Fúck off labelling everyone who doesn't like the leaks a bigot.
bennyl10 wrote: » this is why, A bunch of sexist 'incels' who think that 'SJW' and 'leftists' are pushing the 'homosexual agenda' into their game
The Raging Bile Duct wrote: » You mightn't like it for the hacky writing and that's fair enough but you can't deny that the vast majority of the most vocal hate for the game is definitely coming from a culture war, alt-right asshole brigade.
johnny_ultimate wrote: » As an aside: I wholly agree that it’s impossible to judge how effective any game is without playing it. Many plot synopses in great films and books read ridiculously outside of context. This could well be hacky nonsense - but playing a 15-20 hour game is very different than reading a few plot details on a forum
mutley18 wrote: » Could we possibly expect another delay with the riots in the US?
pedatron wrote: » Have lads this pre-ordered and if so where? Tried searching the thread but I'm getting an error when I search at the minute.
The Raging Bile Duct wrote: » Smyths doing pre-order click and collect for €55
JimBurnley wrote: » I have a collect in store pre order with GameStop. Is there any word yet if they'll be open by then? Maybe next week with Phase 2? Or is that for more essential stuff still?
Zero-Cool wrote: » Ah sure it's cool to hate Days Gone You can't make that kind of statement when Cyberpunk is out this year and we still know very little about it.
J. Marston wrote: » What I don't understand is why is it a problem now?
Minime2.5 wrote: » As for if it’s true if the new character is trans woman. Not sure if that is true. But it looks like Abby is unnaturally built, if she’s a born female, as in the apocalypse steroids and even food would be rationed so a female getting to tank status is highly unlikely
OptimusTractor wrote: » At this stage I'll be playing the game just to spite a select few youtubers and the sh!tfest that the mods let the Reddit page become.
Robert ninja wrote: » Yes spending your money out of spite will surely teach independent online creators a lesson. If that was a twitter post it would be used as material in their videos/posts to laugh at.