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Sounds like a good plan. I've wasted a lot of resources setting up cannon upgrades. Glad I don't lose my multitool or exosuit upgrades. Now that my weapon is decent I don't avoid the sentinels as much as I used to. And heavy sentinels usually means there's rare or interesting resources around. I'm on a bad streak with ships though - last three were not better. I'm still amazed at some of the creatures I'm finding - but haven't completed a planet yet.
Maybe I'll fire this back up. Haven't played much since I got it. I'll have to go read up on the different operators.
You're patience is amazing. R6 seems like a great game that puts a lot more weight on mental skills than quick twitch skills.
I think being patient is what allows me to play it and be competitive. I can't run and gun anymore, I just get throttled. On offense, I rarely enter the building with more than a minute to go. It's much easier for me to open a hole and take pot shots at defenders. Once we get numbers on our side, then I go in.
Went to throw it in and realized I bought it on PS4. I hate using that controller after using the Elite on the XBox. I guess I'm a controller snob now.Bucky86 said:
Don't go with standard HDDs. Get a solid state HD (SSD). IMO, get two: one for your OS and programs and the other strictly for games.
bigmarc27 said:
Yeah man, heading out here in a bit but should have some time tomorrow. We'll do it up.
Yea I would ask if that could be removed but probably not. Just uninstall it immediately.
The free crap is what bogs you down with these "deals." Anti-virus programs are most likely necessary but all are not what they seem. Some, like McAfee, dedicate a lot of RAM/CPU while running in their default modes. If you don't want to build your own PC (and I highly recommend it, its not very difficult at all - put thingy into the spot it fits in type easy), I'd advise you to look into gaming PCs specifically. Most of those skip the junk programs and give you a PC that will game at a decent level and not give you the buyer's remorse of purchasing a Dell.
Pcpartspicker.com is the place to go? I actually started down this path but then I read an article that said the site I mentioned basically only charges an extra $50-$70 and they do everything, including have all the settings tuned. And this is one of the two major issues I have. I'm not afraid to put it together I'm worried about what to do and how to adjust everything after. (I took me well over an hour to figure out how to enlarge a FF cheat sheet and then print enough of everyone in the league.)
I've never tweaked anything on my builds. That's rarely an issue these days unless you want to be that dorky. And I do sometimes but these days builds are very straight-forward: Make sure components work together (CPU/RAM/MotherBoard/GPU, and have the Power Supply to make them go) and you are set. Manufacturer sites are VERY good at giving you this information.
So NMS multiplayer is more like Dark Souls MP. Where people play simultaneously but not in the same realm. I would see if they'll ever patch that.
But they have a video out there of 2 guys streaming on the same planet, at the same spot and the same time, not seeing each other.
This was my first red flag with the game. I think they didn't expect people to find each other so early/easily and call their bluff, as they clearly mischaracterized the MP in this game
At this point I am not using anything. I am looking to see if the game is for me. Because I know from previous games that unless I can automate it, my inability to do space combat mens I will not play the game and just leave it by the wayside
I'm not deep into it but it's not automated early on. And your hyper drive gets blocked so you can't really run either. However, if you get shot down it's not a major deal. And you will likely only encounter one attack/set of pirates per star.
I never see you on moobin so I think your shown offline again, but if you ever want to play siege in down. It's a great game.
I was actually going to say the same thing... I don't remember seeing him on in months.
I've been kicking this around as well. I'm still playing No Man's Sky, and I think I'm skipping Fifa this year, so I may have an opening later this Fall that Madden could fill.
Not that many, but still overpowered. Worst part is there's nothing you can do to stop it. I lost a game in OT when my chip shot FG was blocked and returned for a TD.
Yes, you can.
Good stuff here... Don't completely agree with #6, though. I'm good with keeping 1 or 2 people posted inside the objective room, but on most maps you're just a sitting duck if you're near the objective. Between Capitao's burning arrows, Fuze charges, etc..., you're a sitting duck.Bucky86 said:
I think I might finally buy it. I loved RE 1, 2, 3, and Code Veronica when I was in HS and college. I know this is different, but the series has a special place for me.
Agree completely. Plus, if you're using someone like Pulse, you should be probably be moving around and hunting the attackers...or at the very least tagging heartbeats for your teammates.
