Err what? 45 minutes video?

Okay, so it might a little bit clickbait, but in my own defense, I did just wake up, saw this came here and didn't see it, so I decided to post it.

I think that article is the journalistic equivalent of Picasso (and not in a good way)

The article is like a bad summary of the MEA Twitter thread here. From the Archive thread, here are the actual tweets:

Ian S. Frazier ‏@tibermoon
Just threw together a "by the numbers" report for @macwalterslives on all our gameplay content. Cripes, there's a lot of stuff in this game.

Mac Walters ‏@macwalterslives
Still tabulating...... #DoesNotCompute

Michael Gamble ‏@gamblemike
send my way too. Totally interested in this!

Ian S. Frazier ‏@tibermoon
Should I just post it here? Would be much quicker than VPNing back in...

Andrew Bone ‏link2twenty
maybe all ME:A report should be shared on Twitter from now on. For, you know, convenience sake. 😉

Ian S. Frazier ‏@tibermoon
Hrm...that DOES sound pretty convenient...

Michael Gamble ‏@gamblemike
I just sent it to all of you. Check your email. Along with a 45 minute gameplay video.

Ian S. Frazier @tibermoon
What, no copy of the build?? Cheapskate.

Stefania Kaczmarczyk ‏@stefania_kaz
Jokes on everyone. Its 45 mins of @gamblemike surmounting a mountain in the mako.

Ian S. Frazier @tibermoon
We call that "the Tuesday afternoon review."

In my experience over the last few months involving ME:A news, that site in general is all about click bait.

Also even if that video is 45 minutes of Mike Gamble climbing a mountain in the Mako, we'd probably all still watch the full thing.

This.

An evangelical Christian website.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Today

Nothing wrong with that per se, if it had revelent information.

But a click-bait, mis-direction amalgam of teasers?

Nope.