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Did people really dislike 3 that much? I'd heard it was pretty rough at launch, but I only jumped in around Reaper of Souls and had a blast with it. I'll admit the writing was a little busted but I thought the gameplay loop was excellent.

I played through the campaign for 4, and while it had its moments, I couldn't stick with it for longer than that. I think their biggest mistake was making it an online open world. If they go that direction with 5, any excitement I may have had otherwise will be dead on arrival.

I liked this game less and less the longer I played it. There's a lot of potential though, so I'm definitely open to returning after some more updates. The artstyle and atmosphere are great.

Get a life dude.

• Bathed in Blood Wine
• A Good Day to Die
• Rite of Ascension

Edit: thought of a couple more

• Kult of Kahless
• Sons of Sto'Vo'Kor

I have a moto and the photos indeed do suck compared to my DSLR. But I'm a hobbyist, not a professional photographer. If I were taking pictures at an important event or something, yeah, I'd probably pack my DSLR for that. When it comes to day to day pictures, just capturing memories, it's not worth it for me anymore.

I would love to get a mirrorless eventually though, seems like the best of both worlds.

I feel like things have been trending this way for a while now. DSLR is a lot clunkier than modern options like mirrorless. I own a decent one, but at this point, I'll usually just shoot with my phone for convenience. Trying to hike or whatever with a big camera and lenses swinging around is a hassle.

This is so sick, nice work!

Very interesting point, thanks for sharing

Ah, I see. Admittedly I don't know much about military operations. I guess my simplistic view was that since they're already at war, and Trump is already threatening to wipe Iran off the map, it would be more directly advantageous to Iran's goals to hit America closer to home. Your explanation makes a lot of sense though, thanks!

I'm not advocating for this, but I am curious why Iran doesn't strike locations outside of the region, like America itself. They're already at war...can anyone explain? Do they not have that sort of range?

It sold out on the Nintendo store within a day. So stupid... I would have considered this, but the retail price was already pushing what I'd be willing to spend.

You'd think Nintendo would have a system in place to limit scalping, but I guess a sale is a sale to them.

I'll always respect Todd for what he did for Bethesda back in the Morrowind/Oblivion era. At this point though, I think his ego and need to micromanage everything makes him a liability. He reminds me more of Peter Molyneux every year.