Kyle

It's technically the best standard controller, solely because of the haptics. It is overpriced though. And a buttonless controller is absolutely dumb. Almost every single person knows physical buttons are key to using without actually looking at your hands.

Mihawk literally has a standing challenge to Zoro, as quoted in this article. So yes, he does belong on here. Their first fight was a total loss for Zoro, but Mihawk knew that he was on his way to legitimately challenging him. Mihawk wants to be dethroned, he wants to fight the greatest sword battle ever, and he seems to hope that he loses the fight. I believe he too wants the world government overthrown, and knows he actually isn't strong enough to do it. Thus he is entrusting Zoro to do what he can't (which is to probably to beat the Elder(s)).

Need to lean into actually (spice) war. There should be an enemy faction in the deep desert, that every player is fighting against. Maybe they take over sections of the map, and everyone has to fight them off to get at the resources.

Honestly, the combat needs a overhaul to begin with, especially melee combat.

Good. It's amazing how it seems like anywhere on the map, the second you use a compactor a worm shows up within like 40 seconds. Which is unrealistic to boot. In the game there seems to be a sandworm every where in the desert. They really need to lower the amount of sandworms. If I see a worm breeching in the distance, then I should be safe for the moment, not a traget for another sandworm! I imagine the full grown sandworms don't share territory like that.

Anyone else played Oblivion back when it came out, and after reading all this articles I discovered I don't remember most anything about the game? I sort of remember doing the final gate close, where you actually go to Oblivion. And I remember a little bit of Cyrodil, hating those Nirnroots, and the final fight in Cyrodil. And that is apparently it.