@deathdemon89 Definitely not the right audience for the game so, opinions irrelevant.

@RedLegZeff @grenadehh It will be missed by some of the youngins (most of this site's community) no doubt.

@RedLegZeff And I will believe it when I see it. I'd like EA to analyze the fact that I am playing FF13 on PC, now, and not their RPG. The worst FF ever made, ever, over Dragon Age 3. Not even Monty Python himself AND the Stannis Inquisition could make me interested in this until I see proof that it's an RPG, and not a chat simulator.

@abcdefgabcdefgz As well it should be, as this is the nature of hack and slash games or action RPGs.

In pseudo-action RPGs like Witcher and Dragon Age and Mass Effect, however, it should not be.

Um, the first game wasn;'t actually that good. The second was significantly worse. This can wait many, many, many months, sorry EA it's not you, it's Origin.

Actually no, it's you,. it's origin, and the hollow husk of a former RPG mastermind that made this game.

@amdreallyfast It's not. Total War has been doing tens of thousands of animated models on screen for years. Empires Dawn of the Modern World supported 80,000 on screen.

10,000 high res, well animated models all doing very different things at once, yea that's impressive.

HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By whom? Not real gamers.

Literally none of these games could ever possibly be the best franchise ever To be the best franchise ever, every single game would have to be universally liked and well scored. So, Mario.

Not mario party.

Mario, and Mario Kart.

Please god, do not make RE7. I will buy Rev 2 but just please, no RE7.

@Kryptonbornson There's something wrong with you then, not to mention your arguments make no sense if you dislike enemies taking light damage - which was the entire first 4 games.

@residude Uh no. Classic survival horror != limping chainsaw wounded from a madman and hiding in a locker like its MGS. Game is all tension, created by artificial vulnerability. Mikami took the most annoying parts of as many games as he could find, and mashed them together.