@thegod: If that's true, you can't trust Chinese people anymore

@solokingrobert: I wouldn't be surprised. It seems the Xbox one replica is finally here lol

@dj_bottom_nuts: It's common in gaming news to refer to the studio responsible for developing the game as "developer" since another company which is referred to as "publisher" takes the responsibility of publishing and distribution

@sladakrobot: Also this means that intrusive DRM practices are unjustified. If they have confidence in their product which they have given enough time and resources, most likely it will sell well, even without DRM

@dlaney34: your words kinda remind me of what Ubisoft did when they released watchdogs. Does this have force-disabled graphics options as well?

@deterupit: compared to the witcher 2 , which one is better in terms of combat in your opinion?

@hystavito: After I've seen some gameplay footage which included a bit of the first TV sequence, I'd say they wanted to avoid making CG cutscenes or cutting the graphics cost a bit. Alll it did was make the game worse, apparently

Somehow I feel like this took a few lessons from Endless Legends

@diaspore: 10 cities is too much to manage imo....

@WarFox89: I agree, but still EA can do many things to destroy a franchise too. I was totally caught off guard by what they did to CnC TT lol. I never thought someone could be this low on IQ to destroy his most popular strategy franchise. On the other hand, Activision took Call of Duty when it was still fresh, innovated a bit, then turned it into an annual release game. You can imagine how this went wrong: some of their releases were bad if not horrible