It will be out when it's done.
On to what you said:
I don't get what you said about Alyx - at all.
And your reasons for calling the game "filler" are ridiculous.
Going to Ravenholm was to shake things up a bit - is most of CoD4 "filler" because you spend half the time crashing in vehicles?
Is most of GTA IV "filler" because you spend most of the time driving everywhere?
Oh, and this makes no sense: "(This is the least noticeable instance of filler, because if not for that train wreck at the beginning you wouldn't need the car in the first place)"
That's like saying "If the Joker hadn't of escaped Batman could of locked him up and this would have wrapped up the story a lot quicker ."
WHAT?!
I'd imagine it's called something like a "setup" which gives you the starting point of the problem, which is sort of what you need to then play the game.
And once you've saved Alyx it gives way to a pretty important plot-point.
You've basically missed the entire point of the game, which is pretty impressive.
On to what you said:
I don't get what you said about Alyx - at all.
And your reasons for calling the game "filler" are ridiculous.
Going to Ravenholm was to shake things up a bit - is most of CoD4 "filler" because you spend half the time crashing in vehicles?
Is most of GTA IV "filler" because you spend most of the time driving everywhere?
Oh, and this makes no sense: "(This is the least noticeable instance of filler, because if not for that train wreck at the beginning you wouldn't need the car in the first place)"
That's like saying "If the Joker hadn't of escaped Batman could of locked him up and this would have wrapped up the story a lot quicker ."
WHAT?!
I'd imagine it's called something like a "setup" which gives you the starting point of the problem, which is sort of what you need to then play the game.
And once you've saved Alyx it gives way to a pretty important plot-point.
You've basically missed the entire point of the game, which is pretty impressive.