@xantufrog: Racial segregation was the norm a 100 years ago. It wasn't logic - it just WAS. That's literally just how things worked. You didn't have to like it (clearly some didn't).

Now fastforward today, was it the right thing to do?

Zero cons and the game gets an 8/10. IGN is starting to look way more rational than you guys.

@Cybersonix: Have a look at the metacritic scores. Case closed. Kallie is just being Kallie - a shadow of Kevin Van Ord, the greatest reviewer on Gamespot.

@fikkel: I couldn't have agreed more. Kevin Van Ord was the real deal. Not this amateur.

@gilbittwit: bro don't be fooled by Kallie. All she really cares about is for her political biases to be acknowledged in the games she reviews. She'll shit on any game that doesn't adhere to those standards. This isn't the first time she's doing this. If you want a really, really reliable and trustworthy review then try metacritic. You cannot go wrong with that.

@esqueejy! But it's a fact that the complaints are mostly on the difficult though.

I'm glad that the industry is still recognizing games like sekiro which offer meaningful gameplay over accessibility. Sure I've had friends who gave up on the game because it was too difficult but for those of us who enjoy such games, sekiro has been a godsend. From its world design to its gameplay, everything about it oozes with the kind quality and thought that you rarely see in games nowadays.

@ayeyerma: nobody felt hugely satisfied or complished overcoming any of the challenges in resi 2. Sekiro on the other hand made me and many others feel just that.

@walbo: Can't blame you for that. I too was appalled by her review of COD.