VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "Like Wild Card, A Pirate's Fortune pulls double duty as both a capstone to Kay's adventures (in games, at least) and a final rallying cry for Outlaws' reputation. To give a scintilla of credit where it's due, Massive Entertainment did fulfill its promise of making the game proper more mechanically substantial: weapon balancing, secondary weapon carrying, free-aiming on a fucking speeder, and more. Even though my overall impressions aren't as jagged as before, and I'm appreciative of its more fleshed-out design, it's hard to look past where Outlaws once was, because its past reflects the more endemic faults it can't escape. Combine that alongside an underwhelming story and it still feels like Ubisoft is trying to sell me Fool's Aurodium."
In which our intrepid hero teams up with an iconic space pirate...for better or worse.
But then this guy would've made an obscure Spin Doctor's reference, and no one wants that.
OMG,
I am quoting Toy Story because Baba doesn't know art: the Princess Bride quote from beerhound.
It isn't inappropriate. It's movie quotes.
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I haven't tried any of the DLC but the main game is great and seriously underrated.