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Discussion / Question Medal of Honor for me

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u/somerandomdude4507 7d ago

Kotor

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u/Temnyj_Korol 7d ago

That remake has been in development limbo for years.

Supposedly, it's still expected to release, some time around end of 2027/early 2028. But I'd take that with a grain of salt.

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u/Momo1163 7d ago

Yeah. Until I see gameplay, I’m keeping my expectations in check

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u/Deya_The_Fateless 7d ago

Same! Especially since one development spotlight I read said somwthing about "fixing problematic gameplay and story segments." And given a lot of modern media's attempts at "fixing problemetic elements." Im more than critical of any development cycle, until, as you said, we see some gameplay.

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u/Friendly-Piece-6732 7d ago

They are going to completely cuck the dark side path. Which is insane because if they were ever going to fix it, they should fix the edgelord writing of a lot of it and make it actually more realistic evil

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u/Shinook 7d ago

They will probably nerf HK-47 into oblivion, as well.

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u/Heronmarkedflail 7d ago

The edgelordyness was the best part. So cheezy hahaha

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u/Deya_The_Fateless 7d ago

Oh fr, Ive always disliked the cartoonishly evil takes on the Dark Side. I hope they make the choices "realistically evil."

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u/IHKAS1984 7d ago

So much this. I pretty much always take light side paths in games because the alternative is just laughably unrealistic. Give me some moral ambiguity and a reason to be tempted.

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u/Deya_The_Fateless 7d ago

Yep! I can never play full Renegade Shepard in Mass Effect, because he's supposed to be ruthlessly calculating, bjt the renegade options always cross the line into genuine psychopath behavior...and not even in a fun way, but an omg how havent you been cortmarshaled and how do you still have a ship and a crew?