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Also, quick question...
For those who have seen it in Russia or Canada, it's already released over there, there doesn't happen to be a scene involving a hotel and perhaps a waitress is there?....
As if we didn't already have enough cheating noob scum as it is.
Doubt this will draw in any sort of intelligent, 'paying customer' type players.
But it seems like such a strange choice of movies to go with, the only thing I can see that even slightly relates is that it's first person and has guns. *shrug*
I'm just going to say it, it looks like a college students project using a go-pro. Sure it has explosions and all that, but it looks jolty and weird.
I am not sure, but this movie looks like it's set in the future? Which would be kind of weird in a present day heist game. I don't know why his wife would be Sydney, or why she would be a heister. What they have in common is they are both FPS. But other than that, not really a good fit thematically. Maybe there is a scene that lends itself to a good heist. Maybe stealing some cyborg tech? Dunno.
Oh and btw, it's set in the present, it's a sci-fi film.
If it happens, it happens.
As long as there isn't another grinder perk deck or another buzzer melee