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That's pretty bad that. Everyone knows you only piss through letterboxes. Box full of shit is beyond the pale.

I'd be utterly aghast if they tried to do another authority storyline anyway, it has to be the most played out scenario in wrestling. All that matters is compelling stories really, i don't think it matters too much if you know he's keeping the title, deep down. Since this title reign has been pencilled in for a long time apparently, I'm hoping they've got some good stuff planned. EDIT: Why is this discussion in this thread of all places?

Yeah, I picked that up last year or so thinking I'd whack it out after all the bug fixes and have a great time, but I pretty much hated everything about it. Boring missions, crap story, hated all the characters, constant introduction of features that aren't fun, and then don't seem to come up again anyway.

It's basically that, but I think it's Neighbours they're watching.

Neil Stuke was a huge downgrade from Ben Chaplin. It still worked, just about, but he's so broad it's ridiculous.

Makes you think.

I know it's probably poor form to criticise other people's choices, and it's absolutely nothing personal, but I have to register that I hate absolutely everything about this.

Is it? By who? I adore Randy, one of my favourite wrestlers ever, but I don't think he'd have been nearly the star Hogan was if he'd been given the same push, He wouldn't have been given the same push for one thing.

Your mileage may vary...

I've just googled him, and blimey he's got a lovely pair of busters.

They're really good mates with Branquey I think?

@Cannibal Man you've got me going here, gonna need a mome... no I've gone, get the camera out.

As someone on here who's been a huge Cody fan since around the time of the first All In (I wasn't that interested in his original WWE run, ironically, I didn't think he had it as a singles wrestler), as you may imagine I was quite emotional watching this. I went to Wrestlemania last year in the hopes of seeing him win it in person, and even though I can't say I was there when he did win, it was so perfectly told that I didn't care. Teared up when Brandi came out, punched the air when Big Patch John's music hit, even popped for Taker in his skivvies. I was blubbing at the end. Wrestling, eh? Loved all the little touches. My favourite small note that I'm not sure I've seen anyone mention was Roman doing the Cross Rhodes for a two and then saying something like "that moves sucks, doesn't pin anybody" only for him to be pinned by it in the end.

He's getting rid of the belt entirely, the new championship is that mask.

Having now finished this, I've also got a sense of why it's quite unpopular. It's too long and very clunky in comparison to 1 and 3. Though I maintain the main things that I didn't enjoy was the lowering of your health when you die, and enemies disappearing when you've killed them a certain number of times. Those mechanics felt against the spirit of the games to me, that dying doesn't mean too much and you just pick yourself up and go again and again. That said, it had it's positives, and I'm glad to have experienced it. I did stick on DS3 straight afterwards though and thought "this is so much better".

This conversation takes the biscuit.

You might want to update your pop culture references.