Amazing how riled up everyone is about a "feminist" reviewing the game and how a "bitch" shouldn't be anywhere near GTA V.

...Kind of proves her point a little, doesn't it?

@Baconelite Good gods, are people really THIS bitter over the GTA V review?

@udubdawgz It would be impossible to make a proper sequel, though, since the galactic implications in each of the endings to ME3 were so divergent.

@Talavaj I always see spending money on FTP games to be a service rather than a good; instead of "receiving" a virtual item, one receives the entertainment value that it provides (negates grinding, makes a game easier, etc.). In my mind, that circumvents the "spending on something I don't really own" issue.

That being said, I don't spend on FTP games, either. Most of them just aren't very good, nor do they hold my attention long enough for me to invest anything in them.

@BoozerX We pay extra and we miss out on a few console exclusives here and there, true. In exchange, though, we get cutting-edge graphics, fantastic PC exclusives, mods, and control over our hardware.

I think that's a fair trade.

Might as well pick it up when it releases. Knowing EA, we're probably going to need to drop $500 in micro-transactions to get enough Inquisition Assets to unlock the best endings to Dragon Age: Inquisition.

@Lhomity @Deathstroke_69 @Yatsukiii @Bloodspectre

...Welp.

This escalated quickly.

This is one of the few times as a PC gamer where I'm envious of the console crowd. GTA has never failed to live up to the lofty hype that precedes each release, and GTA V is looking to be no different, especially if the multiplayer component is as deep and engaging as the article describes.

I'm crossing my fingers for a good PC port this time around.

@Vambran I was lucky enough to never have experienced that ending, as I played through the entire trilogy after the Extended Cut was released.

Amazing how much residual anger still lingers, even after BioWare went back and fixed their mistake.

I still can't really figure out how BioWare can successfully put out a sequel to ME3 story-wise, considering how vastly different the galaxy's fate is between each of the endings. The only way I could see it happening is if they canonized one of the endings... and we all know just how well THAT will go over with the fans.

(Also, "longtime fans and newcomers?" Doesn't that essentially cover every single gamer?)