Well, just because a comment is politically incorrect or off-color doesn't mean it shouldn't be said. I'm all for anything being said so we can know what comes from deep within our souls- I'm not a fan of prevarication.

@Spectre1987 @MRFreeman12345
And there are those of us who will die defending his right to say things like this. I defend anybody's right to say anything.

At first I read it as "South Park: SICK of Truth"

@eric_neo3 Further more, he shouldn't focus on his bad story; the mechanics of the game were extremely fun and successful.

Just Cause 2's story was very uninteresting to me and I remember none of it. I definitely enjoyed Skyrim's stories. I loved Mass Effect 3's story (for the most part), and I especially enjoyed Mass Effect 3's DLC.

Making blanket generalizations like "I just don't believe in [a good game story] for the future" is a bad prediction, based ironically on the data. If you don't do a little research, you won't see the many super successful games that are almost entirely story-based.

Staying positive is always the best feeling, but being realistic can help get you to more positive.

@starduke @00Joseph00 If that is where "it" starts, does that mean we should silence people? Silence and political correctness doesn't fix anything.

I like to express offensive communication through words since it can be entertaining. In some cases, people will be stupid enough to share their actual bigotry and then it is easy to spot them and be able to foresee predictable crimes.

But if a person is intelligent and wants to commit acts of violence, he/she will do his/her best to carry them out, and being seen as a bigot will most likely hinder their progress.

@starduke No one is being murdered here, so I'd call it very mild "intolerance" at best.

I really liked Jennifer Hale's voice acting, and I got bored by the male voice in this game- it seemed too emotionless.

@DesertLynx83 Go home, fossil, you're drunk... and a fossil.