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.... cause we sure as hell ain't going to find another...

Great. Enjoyed the read. Sounds like Oline play would have made this game.

He has not yet finished the game. He only played 1 hour of it. Many have said that the first hour is the most heavy in terms of cutscenes and QTEs, but later on they get evenly distributed with some "cutscenes" being interactive(having choice based QTEs).

I've got an idea: "Ouyas for Africa: Save Objective Gaming!"

I pledge $100 to whoever starts the fight against subjectivity.

I'm all for it!

Perfect, all we have to do now is convince people that food aid is overrated!

I bought the Collectors Edition. As for the game, in my honest opinion I'll have to say that I enjoyed it. I see value in the hard work the developers put in. If you don't see value for $60 then get it on sale new, and not used, because I think all that work from the dev team for making a polished game is worth it.

Itz bizarre that ppl jump on The Orders throat for selling a short game (by todays standards, if this was PS2s day itd be bigger than most games) for full price but defend Evolves Police of releasing 1/3rd of the game at full price and selling the other 2/3rds as launch day DLC .

I am on chapter 15 right now. letting my daughters watch cartoons for a bit... will finish it off in the next few hours I think. I have been really taking my time, I think I will be over 10 hours for sure. I have no idea how many collectables I missed but the game lets you select almost every checkpoint to start from so it will be easy to pick up missed stuff.

Anyone got a good spot to get the shot the grenade out of the air while using blacksight trophy?

Just finished the game. Ended up taking about 12 hours. The first three hours are definitly scripted scene heavy. After that though it started to feel very close to the Naughty Dog formula. I don't see what the issue people are having with the game is. The action is very well mixed up, I thought the pacing was great. A nice blend of sniping, run and gun, close quarters, which allow you to attack with the weapon of your choice, and the style of you choice. Beyond that there are plenty of little side objectives accessable via platforming, and mini games which don't take you to far out of the cinimatic feel of the game.

I can definitly see myself doing a couple more playthoughs of this game the rest of the year. I think there is a great future for this franchise if it sells enough to justify it.