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I understand not liking the combat system in this game. This whole thing feels largely like a much improved Sticker Star but with more cumbersome combat. The one combat improvement they did make over the last game, however, is making combat matter. Collecting the hammers after a battle is ostensibly just xp and having to use the paint system outside of combat makes doing those battles worthwhile.

The whole choosing a card, painting, swiping, and THEN doing an active battle action just really messes with the flow of the game. It makes what could otherwise be an incredible entry into the series just a middling one.

In saying that, I actually do enjoy the combat. But I enjoy it while at the same time seeing it's flaws and seeing how someone would be turned off of it. If there was just a standard attack that you didn't need to play cards for and the cards instead were used for magic attacks and special abilities I think it would go a long way to addressing this game's issues.

@cornbredx: there are major differences from a wii u. like, to begin with, one screen

man the high version of the mp4 is over 6gb

this is truly a nightmare

alex is a real backseat podcast host

look i know i'm a week late but talking about if you're allowed to kill a dude is real fuckin gross

I want Jeff to go back and read his Judgement review. Dude was pretty positive about the campaign, but time seems to have spoiled that

Not that that's bad. Opinions can change

I've played all of Destiny except for this new expansion and watching this video you could have told me that all of this stuff has always been in the game and I would believe you

I'm glad they addressed that Shu quote. It was such garbage

Endurance Run? Jar Time? Hope you guys aren't busy Thursday Night

@whatshisface: something doesn't have to be "earth-shatteringly terrible" to be disappointing

The additions that PS4 Pro makes aren't worth the price tag. It's an incredibly underwhelming product made to look a lot better than it really is