Hillan

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The collars were made pretty clear. For once, this isn't Wraith's fault. Y'all just blind.

@Tyler

Were they?

Me being blind is completely possible, though. It's been known to happen.

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Actually it depends on which person is writing it. I've seen issues where the suicide squad is drawn with bomb collars.

And sorry again. D:

@Blue Demon

I didn't gather any collars from Wraith's posts, though. Feel like he would've had Aiden make a note of it.

It's fine. :B

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I thought the same thing. We're on the same wave length. XD

EDIT: And that snipped quote probably confused my meaning. Heathen and I thought the same thing (AKA hostages had the bomb collars, not the squad.) Lol.

P.S.
@HillanSorry bro. You're going to have to wait a little longer for Kyle. I have to help my grandmother move stuff today, and chances are I wont have time to reply. (I swear I didn't plan this)

@Blue Demon

Well, the suicide Squad doesn't have explosive Collars. They have explosives surgically placed in the stem of their brain. Which of course, the suicide squad team will only have to get simulated. I.E, we're not gonna get our heads blown up. (Well, Kyle might if he doesn't get his ass back into the session.)

P.S
I'm not happy about it. But I'll allow it.

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I think Rogue is the best game in the series. It improved on every aspect of AC4.

I'd argue Edward is a more fun protagonist than Shay, though.

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Assassins Creed is too easy, imo. You can kill ten fools with only two buttons blindfolded and tied down to a chair while being waterboarded.

Shadow of Mordor had a better combat system than both series combined.

@FacePunch

I agree. Then again, I feel like the immersion would be broken if the fights were longer in that game. I think Black Flag and Rogue did combat the best, as Unity and Syndicate seem to be cranking up the difficulty by making the fights too long.

Which, I hate in terms of game design. Just becuse a fight takes longer does not make it more difficult. Great game design is something that punishes poor playing and rewards great playing, and sadly, there's not enough of that in games these days. The Dark souls series is really the closest thing there is, and those games are also very repetitive.

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@Blue DemonI may or may not have used an online guide to win the Freeze boss fight after my 24th blind attempt. >->

@FacePunch

Punch him in the Popsicle.

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I kind of feel like Assassin's Creed, and even Shadow Of Mordor did the whole combo-counter fighting system a lot better than Arkham did.
Bruce wouldn't hit thugs five times before they'd be knocked out. Nor would he employ most of the tactics used in by Batman in the Arkham series.

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I got bored with Arkham halfway through City, tbh. I only finished City because I liked the story. ://

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Last game I picked up was Fallout 4.
Which I like, but I hate the reviews for it.
"The game has many problems, and those problems are all we've listen in this review. 9.6/10" - IGN.

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Yeah. I've started using smaller sites and youtubers for my game reviews. IGN is just...no. Bad. Stahp, IGN, stahp.

@FacePunch

Totalbiscuit is really the only game reviewer I've come to trust over the years. Any other reviewer tosses out 7's and above to even mediocre games.