That's certainly not the impression I've ever had from the rest of the series, so it would be disappointing if that were the case here, but nothing presented so far seems to tell me that couldn't be the case. If the context around the events isn't in check, then the emotion won't really be there, it'd just be violence for the sake of it. I can think of a number of films that use rape, or similarly heinous acts, and just come off really manipulative and uninspired. I don't know, I feel like it would be possible to have horrible, heavy shit happen and be really weak in presenting it. Or maybe there's just less cutscenes than MGS4, so it's emoting less? I wonder if something was lost in translation. Kinda Funny Games: "It's fucking I found that statement really odd too. Respawn Ninja: 100%/100% (You can't beat it!) Peter Brown mentioned that "pacing issues towards the end of the game momentarily halt your momentum." GameTrailers mentioned that they beat the main story in 40 hours. Greg Miller has played 55 hours and is at 49% completion, so this game will definitely be 100-110 hours long for full completion. Polygon says that Mother Base is extremely important, and must be managed to ensure success within the game. The game is structured very similarly to Peace Walker. The biggest complaint from most reviewers seems to be that the story is sparse, and is handled clumsily at some points. The PS4 version, which it seems most reviews are based on, runs silky smooth and has very minimal load times. Seems that people are unanimously saying that the gameplay is the best Metal Gear has ever had. So, begin the review score thread! Also, for obvious reasons, no spoilers in this thread please. #MGSV is the main claimant in #GOTY of 2015 /ebBQjyJSGm - Metal Gear Solid August 21, 2015 Please also use context cues to help decide if you should tag a detail in your comments.#Hobb圜onsolas spanish magazine 97/100.
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