Rudderless

Thanks, that's very kind of you.

I dunno if it's the optimal strategy, but I just get as far away as possible when I know it's coming. Or make sure you've got a few bombs saved up and use those.

Yeah, it's brilliant. My review of this is in the latest Wireframe mag (and should hopefully be online soon) but the OP says everything you need to know.

Got a weird hunch this could be a flop, relatively speaking. I'm certainly not feeling it from the trailers. I hope I'm wrong.

This runs extremely poorly on a standard PS4, for the record. (And I don't think it's very good, either.)

I thought this was a mess. It assumes a familiarity with the wider lore that none of the other HP films do and doesn't bother making sure your average viewer is up to speed, it introduces 12,000 characters and doesn't give any of them enough to do (the Queenie stuff is potentially interesting but it doesn't come close to providing the narrative foundations to make it work), it has one scene where about eight of the cast stand in a narrow room and explain the plot to one another, and the action scenes were all badly lit and edited to ribbons. The best thing I can say about Johnny Depp's performance is that it's not as bad as it could have been, but close your eyes during half his scenes and it just sounds like he's doing Jack Sparrow again. I was reluctant to see the first and ended up very pleasantly surprised. As a result I was looking forward to this much more and found it a crushing disappointment.

Yeah, I love the torpedo - for the first time ever I've switched to 'sub power up' and 'ink saver sub'. Got five kills in one Turf War match with them alone, and the Splattershot Jr has decent coverage so I've still been scoring well.

I'm the same - I do much better in VR because the refresh rate is faster than my TV (which also introduces input lag).

"They do exactly what you tell them", you said. Ergo, if they're smashing their heads into trees, they're doing it because you made 'em.

Don't steer them into trees then? I would avoid 'cinematic' camera full stop, though. First time I used it my horse decided he fancied a dip in the river and it took me two full minutes to manoeuvre Arthur into a position where he'd deign to pick up the deer carcass he'd dropped.

RDR2 has its issues, but I'm struggling to think of a single open-world game I've played that *hasn't* penalised me for similarly minor infractions such as in the clip above. I think it was Mafia III where a vehicle randomly swerved into my path, which resulted in a nearby police car chasing me for about 20 minutes because I was in some old jalopy and couldn't outrun it. Accidents are bound to happen in games with that many moving parts.

If you've got a JP account, you can download it now.

That misunderstanding was worth it for this post.

You can make an educated guess based on the final memory they're in. Your instinct will probably be right for all of them.

Tiny general hint: the numbers on the manifest occasionally come in handy.