Gus Hates Mario Tennis Aces - #57

Adam being a cutey as always.

Not joking, in Milwaukee, WI we have a store, "Swords and Dreams Reptile Rescue, We Buy Gold." Put THAT in The Crew 2. Mario Tennis sounds like Battlefront 2015. "Here's some really specialized missions you can play offline! Speeder bike chase! Trip some walkers! Invade Echo Base! These are ""TUTORIALS"" for the real game, with mechanics that don't feature in the rest of the game! Want to actually play a straightforward battle? GO ONLINE, SUCKER!"

Mario Tennis Aces was super fun for me, but I was playing it local multiplayer.

It sounds like Adam's beard keep rubbing the mic. And it sounds like his beard is insulating his voice and lowering audio level a bit.

Ok, Ive deleted this comment more times than I can count now and Im finally gonna say it IM GONNA POST IT! Please fix Adams mic!!!! Even the scratchy beard is better than sounding like hes covered in a wet blanket!? Come on guys I BELIEVE IN YOU! Adam can have a beard and sound normal on mic Im sure he can! Love you all! <3 <3 <3

Adam's mic sounds weird

Adam's mic sounds very muffled

Gus is the type of dude that want's to play soccer but doesn't want to go to soccer practice.

Ashley can afford to stop interrupting Adam. One of the great things about The Patch was that no one person dominated the conversation or interrupted the others.

A "no-PvP" instance sounds great. Maybe there could be separate instances dedicated to pacifism with a system punishing/banning players who don't comply.

where's Ryan? I miss him. I know Achievement Hunters are busy, but his input is always awesome and entertaining.

I often wonder if I'm alone in my feelings towards Andromeda. After playing through ME1+2, and currently through 3, for the fourth or fifth time... I dare say Andromeda, gameplay wise, is my favorite. Combat feels more fluid. Story, after playing through twice, while not great is solid. My main problem with the story is there wasn't any urgency at the start. The Kett weren't that great. But, towards the end, I started to really enjoy the story. And, I'm fascinated by The Remnant and who they are. Was it flawed? Yes. There were a lot of bugs, most of which were fixed or I personally never experienced (I got it at launch), and the story didn't feel as epic. The game mechanics, however, were far better than the original trilogy (in my opinion, of course). Now, if we break down characters and all that, the trilogy trumps it in those aspects. There are few great characters in Andromeda, but far more memorable ones in the original trilogy. To each their own though. I enjoyed the game out of the gate, but I didn't have any experiences that would prevent me from enjoying it. Needless to say, the argument it failed because of its launch window and other games came out at the time is rather funny. Odd place to put the blame.