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I've tried Metal Gear. I got bored within the first couple hours. If MGS is his Magnum Opus, I'm not impressed. Just my
Literally had the same written out earlier but got distracted.
Been hearing good things. Best since Force Unleashed as far as Star wars games go. I might have to pick this up after Outer World's.
MGS5 would have been excellent if it were cut down to about 20% of its actual length. So bloated.
I thought i was great at first. Everybody here was raving about it. Then after the 10th mission I was like....again???????????
That might have been the first game I’ve ever quit immediately after playing the prologue.
I actually loved MGS:5, thought the gameplay and mechanics were phenomenal. If the story wasn't unfinished and going completely off the rails at the end (like most Kojima games) would have been one of my favorite games. Definitely had some annoyances with it, but overall really enjoy it.
Could use a good Star Wars games. EA really blew it with that license, can't believe they actually made money with what they paid for the exclusive license thing (thought it was a ton if I remember correctly). That much cash and all we've gotten so far was a stupid (completely in my opinion because I don't do massive FPS games, know some guys liked it) FPS and some mobile stuff.
I shudder to think what “going completely off the rails at the end” means in a story where a flaming whale eats a truck in the introduction.
Sneak, hide in the grass, shoot for the head.ridicule said:
Love the color palette. Biggest complaint with FO - too much brown and grey.
You can do that...
If you level up long guns (or your weapon skill of choice), you'll soon be an unstoppable killing machine. Companions also trivialize most fights by drawing enemies away from you. The difficulty balance of this game gets out of whack very quickly.ridicule said:
It's pretty good so far. Much of the gameplay is strongly inspired by Dark Souls, just nowhere near as hard -- emphasis on melee combat mixed with spells (Force), timing and strategy more important than twitch skills, enemies respawn after you rest at the bonfire, semi-linear level design with shortcuts that you open up as you go along, etc. But you can change the difficulty whenever you want, most encounters are pretty straightforward even on "hard," there aren't 37 different weapons to pick from, no stats, no builds, or any of the other hard-core RPG stuff. Basically it's a very mainstreamed Dark Souls game, only with Star Wars.
Thanks for the write up. Never played Dark Souls, so here's my question. Is this the type of game you can pick up and play occasionally? Other than every other weekend morning or so, I don't get regular video game time. I've been down to sports game for the six months or so because I know I can play those for 15 minutes, or hours, whatever I have. If I have to invest chunks at a time, and then come back and not remember what I'm supposed to be doing (I hate those games where you have to keep a notebook going of all the quests you are supposed to be on at one time), then it won't be for me.
You do, but all you get is a skill point that you can allocate on a pretty generic skill tree -- add more health, buff this force power, add another melee attack, etc. There are no stats to play around with, and you'll eventually get every perk you would want.
Yes, I would say so. There's a log you can access that reminds you of what you're supposed to be doing if you've forgotten.
Thanks, was already doing the headshot from the bush thing with a pistol but wasn't working out. Once I finally found a long gun I've been more able to manage now, think having negative (str)/base (dex) physical attributes hurt more than I expected early on.
Stand still, then use the time dilation to shoot all your enemies in the legs (Cripple), particularly the melee ones. Then begin blowing away the leaders while the companions (hopefully) hold off the other schlubs.
What did he do to get permed? John Bender always seemed like a pretty laid back guy to me.
Tried PUBG? It’s a pretty slow burn so you can loot and not get killed immediately. It’s more about positioning and strategy than quick reflexes.
I haven't, but describing something as the "Wes Anderson of _______" guarantees that I won't try it either.
He made a joke in a thread, but I think it went against the new rules in the Political forum so he got a month ban. He then let who ever banned him know what he thought of it, using extra strong language via email I think, and was perma banned.
I am sad because I liked him as a poster. He seemed liked an intelligent, generally nice guy.
Yeah moving that crap out of the free for all was the best thing ever done in the history of mankind
The political forum needs more jokes , not less. A lot of pomposity, the powers that be like a mensaguys approach in there
Cess pool of incredible dooshery. I almost never venture in there. No point. It is incredibly divisive. Much like our country these days unfortunately.
There's a lot of arrogance in there (and pretty much everywhere else politics is discussed). I like a good discussion and enjoy debating "the other side" with intelligent discussion but the "I'm right and you're an idiot" attitude from some is exhausting
It's definitely worth it for $20. Then again, this figures to be deeply discounted at nearly all retailers after Thanksgiving, so it's not like you're going to miss out if you wait a few days.
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris isn’t very long, but it’s a lot of fun. It does a great job of encouraging you to work together as well.
I'd say create a new account, but it's been 6 months since I created mine and I'm still waiting for it to be approved. When I applied, I did it from a PC I've never used before in a different town using a brand new email address. So it's not like they thought it was me creating an alias. No clue how new people are getting on this board anymore.
