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I've Finished MGS V: The Phantom Pain – Ask Me Anything (Round 2)
Update: On the eve of The Phantom Pain's release, I'm answering even more questions from our readers! Just ask me what you want to know, and I'll do my best to answer.
As a reminder: I can not answer every question, particularly those that deal with significant spoilers. I will delve into some mild spoiler territory (only if specifically asked!), but you can stay spoiler-free if you don't expand the comments on any questions you don't want to know the answer to.
Original story (published 8/24/15):
After a long wait, next week finally sees the release of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. I played through the whole game last week (and loved it), but I just couldn't fit every little detail or thought in my review. If you still have lingering questions you want answered before the game comes out, now's your chance to ask!
Just post your question in the comments below, and I'll come back to answer them (to the best of my ability) throughout the day. As a heads-up, there are some things I'm still not able to talk about – particularly surrounding the ending. However, I am allowed to be a little spoilery in other areas, so not everything is off-limits.
If you want to remain untainted by spoilers, you can just choose to not expand the comments on questions that veer into that territory. I promise I won't just dive into spoilers unprompted in my other responses.
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