Jessica

I think housing and running a shop would fit the game and be a huge win for the gameplay long term.

I just hope all of this gets funneled into a "magnum opus" new title later on, where players can create their own character, male or female, and allow deep roleplay in the beautiful world they've built with Henry's story.

As a girl, I'd obviously love a Joan of Arc type storyline. It fits the time period and is a similar story of peasant to hero.

It's an in development product and it has done well, now people wait for the content. I'll never understand people who buy something actively being developed and expect a finished game.

I love Laurence Fishburne but I have no interest in watching after Season 3. The amount of disrespect leveled at fans and Henry Cavill for a show runners ego is unacceptable.

For Sony definitely, after their recent shade throw at Anime being "only for kids" I immediately cancelled my Crunchyroll subscription. I'm not interested in supporting a company that has so much blind disinterest for the art form, Anime is for everyone.

Optimistic? Charming is literally the first optimistic comment I've seen from a gamer about this game. Thousands and thousands of people are incredibly disappointed and I keep seeing game site saying people are optimistic, who? The investors? Lol

"60FPS isn't as important in single-player role-playing games"

I'd just like to know to whom they're speaking when they keep shilling this dead line.

Most players disagree with this sentiment today, and I'm not sure I understand the persistent gas lighting from different companies who failed to achieve 60fps and reporters.

Yes, 60fps is that important, especially in first person games. This has such "we couldn't get it done so now we tell everyone it's good for them actually" vibes.

Stalker 2 will have 60fps and it looks much better than Avowed. So the excuse that well it's not important actually just seems odd today.