@DaRq_MiNoS: My main problem is that I don't like Witcher combat. But for the most part in 3 I don't feel like it interfered with my enjoyment too much (unlike the other W games). But I can deal with okay combat if the story is good, and I find the characters in that world very engrossing. So just looking at the DLC, the wedding section was a reminder of how special that game can be, and the final run of bosses a reminder of how tedious it could be. On balance my take away is a very positive one.

@jigar7: Not sure I can remotely agree with a half-baked game like MGS5 getting close to the same praise as Witcher 3. It was a mess.

@nyadc: It has been quite some time since I learned to ignore any review with Alexa's name on it. I just don't find her opinions remotely helpful, be they recommendations or otherwise.

@kjouda: 80 hours; Main Quest, Witcher Quests, Gear Quests, and DLC complete. Not a single bad bug. The worst thing that I have suffered is my horse not spawning in a convenient location, and my graphics settings reset sometimes (though I've screwed with the ini files hugely). I know a bunch of people had problems, but I don't know anyone else who would agree that it makes Skyrim look bugless. 'It's considered'; by whom? Just you probably.

After such a long development cycle, they sure aren't taking much of a break before jumping straight back into pre-production. But, hey, so long as they're cooking up something as good as Until Dawn, that's just fine and dandy by me.

@elheber: Not sure if you've read further, but the way it works is that 45% goes to YT, and the other 55% goes to the MCN/YT'er. That's the same split as ad revenue now. The difference is that instead of a fee per video, now that ~$5.50 is split across all channels you watch on a per minute watched basis. The way the T&C stand right now being a Red user should be of benefit to the creators you watch.

A few YT'er have written blog posts, and TB put up an audioblog, explaining what they had found out over the past few weeks from talking directly to YT about the changes, so that is what I'm taking as currently accurate information.

@illage2: 45% goes to Youtube, the rest to Youtubers and their MCN. Exactly the same split as if you watched an ad, though the new per minutes watched system means creators will get more money from you if you use Red as opposed to watching ads.

@jimbothon: The amount going to creators is the same as the current revenue share (45% to YT/Google, 55% to the MCN/Creator). That 55% of your subscription is then split on a per minutes watched basis between all the channels you watch throughout the month. Based on current CPM, Red users will be much more valuable to channels than ad watchers - especially channels that produce long form content.

Just finished. It's an amazing episode to top off the best work Telltale has done to date. And unlike their other games, I feel like this one would be great fun to replay. I feel so attached to so many of the characters, and I don't think anything else I've experienced in any medium has made me laugh out loud so frequently. Stellar game.

@mpl911: If WD was just a little too boring for you, Tales is ridiculously funny, has a fast pace, and contains a lot more action oriented segments. It is obviously the same genre, but it reflects the more action packed source material it comes from. And, man, if this ain't the story-telling that a world as cool as Pandora deserves.