Cool, the 2018 trailer will set up the trailers in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 to be even more exciting!

@J_P-: True. I still liked the game, but it feels like it's made to cater to the kids who who just used to turn on cheat codes and run straight up to all the monsters' faces. The new one also feels like a bunch of enclosed arena-shooter segments broken up by unrelated exploration, where the old ones were more like a shooter set in the dungeon of an ARPG.

I think there's some extra punctuation that needs to be edited at the beginning of that sample chapter. It should probably be:

"This is going to be a hard section to write honestly."

@sweet_jcs: Where did you find the complete game for $20? Did you get most of it on sale for $5 somewhere and then add in the $15 Necromancer?

@xOmniCloudx: I didn't watch the video... And apparently neither did the guy who wrote the article.

If she's using a longsword, they might as well have just made a whole new character. People play her because they like the Naginata, there are plenty of other sword-wielding characters for when I want to use a sword.

@kimberly12345: Wow, I know they had to write sub-plots for 8 main characters, but they really must have been reaching for ideas with this one!

Just like the internet trolls predicted, Microsoft is doing terrible because they don't make enough exclusives. So sad that this is happening right after Nintendo went out of business.

@tingtong: Maybe I just skimmed the article too quickly, but I thought that the whole point was that it switches to other action game types during battle instead of standard turn-based fighting.

@Xylymphydyte: Probably the same player base as "Survival" games.