Masta

I already knew this was all nonsense once you said "invisible scale, but as a social phenomenon"

It was never invisible. You had a bar on a menu that literally showed you. You also contradicted yourself because as you said, there was a visual representation with either looking more evil with horns or angelic with a halo.

You already had reputation with npcs in the past, that's why you had gifting. Kids and marriage were also already a thing. Same with being a landlord, king and whatever. The npcs already reacted to you in the games of past. They're simply adding more reactions in the reboot. Which is fine, but having your character look demonic was great. Same with the Will system.

The main issue is they're doing what Mass Effect did. They removed Paragon and Renagade. They removed Good and Evil visual representation because it's easier to make vague or gray choices.

Instead of good and evil, its like YouTube, like or dislike. Which in my opinion is terrible and lazy design.

2 hours is easy to hit when you're either trying to make an attractive character in a sea of ugly blobs OR testing out what it can do and what it can't.

Like making a horrible monster is all a test of the character creation screen.

If I'm going to be playing and looking at this character for 60+ hours, you bet I want to make them worth looking at. (Or laughing at)

BDO is king on this list with Dragons Dogma 2 being second.

However, the fact that Starfield is here and listed as "better customization than Cyberpunk 2077" is absolutely false and absurd. If anything it has a big standard series of choices with the same wiggles and toggles but packed under a terrible menu and UI. It's as if you said Hogwarts Legacy had better customization than Cyberpunk 2077, which again, it does not.

Pretty sure its a bug.

There is one listing games to release in like 1969 or some other odd year that had already past. But it lists them as not released yet.

This is most likely something along those lines. So I'm not holding my breath.

HOWEVER, Todd did say he wanted to so another shadow drop, like Oblivion Remastered.

What wins of Assassin's creed Shadows? The weather? You mean the same weather found in Skull and Bones as well as AC 3?

So, we will have Sunny, Dark, Cloudy and Rainy? How is this a win? We already HAD this stuff in the original, albeit not as good as what we can do now. But it looked fine for the time. And like you said, the setting is in a climate that's always warm/hot.

I also cannot believe we have people writing articles defending asset reuse from their AAAA game.