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Just started getting the hang of knifers. Took a while not to mash y and just hold it in.
I went defense strong early too, guns don't show up a ton until later so you may want to go with melee early then guns but either way works I'm sure.
No worries. Just had to adjust some code in the bmengine.ini file. Simple work around compared to most but I wish I knew what the cause is and why changing this line of code makes the difference.
What looks the best to me out the upcoming RPGs is Lords of the Fallen with Shadow of Mordor in a close second. Mordor looks cool since you can essentially control an orc and then in turn control any orcs he controls.
Only did Lego STar Wars, sorry. (Great game by the way. we bought the all games in one for the Wii a few years ago and devoured those games something fierce.)
Yeah, that's kinda what I meant by the originality of Mordor. Never really seen that type of game mechanic in there, and what look to be different ways to move on to new targets. It looks like you can do it by absolutely destroying their lower levels and making them come to you, or as you say by controlling their underlings to get to them. Just looks like it could be interesting and hopefully work really well.
Played in the wrong order IMO. Lego Marvel is the best of the bunch and each subsequent game tends to be a bit better from a gameplay standpoint. Lego Batman 2 was incredible when it came out and improved on so many of the bad things of the earlier Lego games. I can't remember where Pirates came out but it was ok. Lego Star Wars is a great game but the selection process is crappy as well.
I posted the original trailer with gameplay earlier in the thread. And I just saw it's dropping on Oct 31. Well there goes Oct, Nov and Dec.
Looks that way. I have tempered expectations of Inquisition and Witcher 3. Thought Origins was ok same with Witcher 2.
I just don't see it being a "duplicate Skyrim" thing. Now to be clear, I have not yet played Skyrim, just got it in the summer sale, but the elder scrolls games have seemed to have always been more concentrated in the open world, make this game what you will of it, whereas the bio-ware games have always been much more story driven and really about playing the story they are telling you.Hawks64 said:
Ok So Roosevelt Academy doesn't have anything super special as I recall. Lots of skill books and some sheet music. A stealth boy or three. But other than getting to kill a bunch of mutants that's it.Yankee23Fan said:
Got it for dirt cheap on a Steam sale. Played the intro mission a couple days ago and I have to admit I liked the style of the game. Mechanics are smooth enough and the story, while it looks like it will be very linear, is interesting enough so far. It looks like it will be only around 10-15 hours of game play (according to howlongtobeat.com) so I will definitely finish it unless it goes completely off the rails.
so it isn't that important to be good and diffuse the bomb?
Yeah you can have one or the other (or neither) depending on what you do with the bomb. But you can't lockpick either the Megaton house or the place in Tennpenny. I know that's not what you meant but just to clarify, they're both key only.
Yeah it looks like about 15 hours or so. Which will make a nice break between big games. I played the demo which I guess is also the first mission and except for the shootout the controls are ok. Shootout has a lot going on.
I believe you can go through the outer door to the tenpenny apt under certain circumstances without blowing up Megaton.
Yeah I am not entirely following you on the problem with the first combat sequence. It seemed to be a standard FPS in that regard except you can slow down the action for brief periods. It was just standard aim, shoot, crouch, run etc. combat experience in my experience. Or is there another type of shootout? Maybe a quick draw or something?
The innovation. The humor. The surprisingly well thought out story. It was just an unexpected treasure and it was a throw in to tag along with Half Life 2.
The series is one of the best to get non gamers into the hobby. It's more than a game really, it's an experience. And in the second one it is also shared.
No it's not.
You do have to work for the story a bit, it's not explicitly spelled out. There is most definitely an overarching narrative though to accompany the witty dialogue.
They're both really good games that completely lack any semblance of replay value. The puzzles are good and the humor keeps things entertaining, but once you've played them, that's it.I'm in the minority that wasn't enamored with Portal.
Actually for me, it's the one game I've ever got into speed-running with. Not in the sense that I'm gonna glitch for a 12 minute game, but it would track your board times and I'd compete against my brothers/friends for low time.They're both really good games that completely lack any semblance of replay value. The puzzles are good and the humor keeps things entertaining, but once you've played them, that's it.I'm in the minority that wasn't enamored with Portal.
Yeah I only got to the house with Billy the Kid in it and not to that point yet. Interesting.
Sorry I didn't mean to spoil it for you. I thought you had already gone through the whole first mission.
I thought I had too. No worries, I already guessed that Garrett was going to be the boss fight so it doesn't sound like much of a spoiler.
