Recent content by Mike Kayatta

It doesn't really cripple you so much as it just sort of wastes your time. Fortunately, it doesn't really happen all that often, as most missions aren't story missions, and when you fail, you're allowed to move on regardless. One of the examples I ran into was a mission where you had eight turns...

Not that I could tell, but they are better constructed.

XCOM 2 Review - Welcome Back, Commander XCOM 2 improves on its predecessor in almost every way, and proudly stands as one of the most satisfying action-strategy games currently available. Read Full Article

End Game of Thrones Write your own perfect ending to Game of Thrones with this hyper-realistic George R.R. Martin simulator! Read Full Article

I clicked the Dragan Radenovic tag in this post, but no related articles came up. Am I doing something wrong?

Yeah, the "railroading," as you call it, is sort of required to a point. In the context of basic HTML (and paper, for that matter ;-)), you can't really tell it "if node 3 was X, offer options Y and Z on node 150." Instead, if you want a choice from "node 3" to really matter in a big way by...

Thanks guys, glad to hear you liked it. It's been pretty interesting reading different takes on the ethically dubious decision you're left with at the end.

Dragon Age: Retribution Infected with darkspawn blood and abandoned in the Deep Roads, you have just two weeks to discover the motive behind your poisoning and take your revenge before becoming a ghoul in this interactive Dragon Age story by Mike Kayatta. Read Full Article

Bethesda on Twitter: "PSA: If you don't hear it through an official channel like this, assume all rumors and speculation are false." :( :( :(

Clearly this is an official Game of Thrones/Fallout IP medley, a la Aliens vs. Predator. After the nukes dropped during The Winds of Winter (spoiler!) the timeline split into two realities: one is A Dream of Spring, the other is Fallout 4. With the world little more than a Song of Fire and...

Many, many time units.

Fixed! Sorry guys. Please start from http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/columns/pickyourpath/10672-Assassins-Creed-New-World.67 to continue.

Thanks, fixed!

You're absolutely right. I found the error. This should be working now! Thanks so much for spotting the bug! It was sort of tough to find, because you had to made a very specific chain of decisions to get caught in it. Please try again!

Thanks! Actually, it's not a loop. Think about that bit like a point-and-click adventure, where you can talk to the same NPCs more than once. You can enter the Animus to stop asking questions. I also updated some text to hopefully make that more clear. :)