I really enjoyed it too. I think it would be my 2013 GOTY. Never played anything quite like it. I also really liked the frantic sequences that they spring on you. Really just throws you into the middle of things with no idea what is going on, good stuff.great gameI am a few hours into Tomb Raider and I am enjoying it. Nice mix of platforming, puzzles and 3rd person shooter.
It feels very similar to Uncharted.
It's pretty fast paced with the run'n'gunning and the overall story is kinda dark. Most of that will be lost on a typical 11 year old but it's still pretty violent and I personally don't think I would be letting an 11 year old play.I bought Bioshock Infinite for my 11 year old. Do you guys think it will be OK for his age? I haven't played any of the Bioshock games.
Wish I could. Game keeps crashing in the scene where she's climbing up the slope from the cave in the very beginning. Haven't had the patience to fix it yet.great gameI am a few hours into Tomb Raider and I am enjoying it. Nice mix of platforming, puzzles and 3rd person shooter.
It feels very similar to Uncharted.
Yea, no way.Chaka said:It's pretty fast paced with the run'n'gunning and the overall story is kinda dark. Most of that will be lost on a typical 11 year old but it's still pretty violent and I personally don't think I would be letting an 11 year old play.Foosball God said:I bought Bioshock Infinite for my 11 year old. Do you guys think it will be OK for his age? I haven't played any of the Bioshock games.
Its coming out for Xbox One/PS4 in a few months and will be getting some upgrades for Next genChaka said:I really enjoyed it too. I think it would be my 2013 GOTY. Never played anything quite like it. I also really liked the frantic sequences that they spring on you. Really just throws you into the middle of things with no idea what is going on, good stuff.great gameI am a few hours into Tomb Raider and I am enjoying it. Nice mix of platforming, puzzles and 3rd person shooter.
It feels very similar to Uncharted.
Another vote for absolutely not.Yea, no way.It's pretty fast paced with the run'n'gunning and the overall story is kinda dark. Most of that will be lost on a typical 11 year old but it's still pretty violent and I personally don't think I would be letting an 11 year old play.I bought Bioshock Infinite for my 11 year old. Do you guys think it will be OK for his age? I haven't played any of the Bioshock games.
Haven't played Infinite yet but if it has the similar sadistic stuff from the original, then HELL NO! You must be at least 18 to play this in my mind.Another vote for absolutely not.Yea, no way.It's pretty fast paced with the run'n'gunning and the overall story is kinda dark. Most of that will be lost on a typical 11 year old but it's still pretty violent and I personally don't think I would be letting an 11 year old play.I bought Bioshock Infinite for my 11 year old. Do you guys think it will be OK for his age? I haven't played any of the Bioshock games.
Wolf Among Us is amazing, its what you would expect from TellTale.Game of Thrones and Borderlands adaptation of games announced by Telltale Games! Btw has anyone played the new Wolf Among Us? It's also by them and I loved The Walking Dead, so was looking for opinions. The Game of Thrones is based off the Hbo show license and should work great, while borderlands theme could be hit or miss. I can see it working fantastic if they go comical and use the characters how they are in borderlands, but not so much if they go serious and dark.
I let my 16 y.o. play the original Bioshock but even that was a bit of a stretch. Another vote for "no way" for an 11 y.o.Haven't played Infinite yet but if it has the similar sadistic stuff from the original, then HELL NO! You must be at least 18 to play this in my mind.Another vote for absolutely not.Yea, no way.It's pretty fast paced with the run'n'gunning and the overall story is kinda dark. Most of that will be lost on a typical 11 year old but it's still pretty violent and I personally don't think I would be letting an 11 year old play.I bought Bioshock Infinite for my 11 year old. Do you guys think it will be OK for his age? I haven't played any of the Bioshock games.
I haven't sent it to his Steam account yet so maybe I'll just hold on then. He is an avid Skyrim player.Yea, no way.It's pretty fast paced with the run'n'gunning and the overall story is kinda dark. Most of that will be lost on a typical 11 year old but it's still pretty violent and I personally don't think I would be letting an 11 year old play.I bought Bioshock Infinite for my 11 year old. Do you guys think it will be OK for his age? I haven't played any of the Bioshock games.
I guess I should have read up more on it. I thought it was just a steampunk genre fps, didn't realize it was so dark.It borders on horror/survival. The new one is especially violent and I think the pertinent themes of the game would escape an 11 y.o.I guess I should have read up more on it. I thought it was just a steampunk genre fps, didn't realize it was so dark.
I would not get for an 11 yr old.It borders on horror/survival. The new one is especially violent and I think the pertinent themes of the game would escape an 11 y.o.I guess I should have read up more on it. I thought it was just a steampunk genre fps, didn't realize it was so dark.
Infinite not as sadistic as the original, but still has its moments.Haven't played Infinite yet but if it has the similar sadistic stuff from the original, then HELL NO! You must be at least 18 to play this in my mind.Another vote for absolutely not.Yea, no way.It's pretty fast paced with the run'n'gunning and the overall story is kinda dark. Most of that will be lost on a typical 11 year old but it's still pretty violent and I personally don't think I would be letting an 11 year old play.I bought Bioshock Infinite for my 11 year old. Do you guys think it will be OK for his age? I haven't played any of the Bioshock games.
http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/11/5200180/digital-storms-first-steam-machine-will-be-a-1469-gaming-pc"Rather than try to compete with console pricing, our system takes aim at the high end of the market and capitalizes on PC gaming's biggest advantage, raw performance," the company's statement reads.
Yeah - they are missing the boat here. High end gamers will build high end boxes themselvessteam machines are a little pricier than I thought they would be. I am going to have to pass at this price point I can build something cheaper
http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/11/5200180/digital-storms-first-steam-machine-will-be-a-1469-gaming-pc"Rather than try to compete with console pricing, our system takes aim at the high end of the market and capitalizes on PC gaming's biggest advantage, raw performance," the company's statement reads.
Wow, that is high. I've been looking at getting a new gaming pc, I don't build myself, and you can configure some great stuff for <$1000.Yeah - they are missing the boat here. High end gamers will build high end boxes themselvessteam machines are a little pricier than I thought they would be. I am going to have to pass at this price point I can build something cheaper
http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/11/5200180/digital-storms-first-steam-machine-will-be-a-1469-gaming-pc"Rather than try to compete with console pricing, our system takes aim at the high end of the market and capitalizes on PC gaming's biggest advantage, raw performance," the company's statement reads.
I personally found Zero to be he most disappointing character. He has a mediocre action skill and too much of his skill tree is devoted to hand to hand combat which is virtually a non-starter in BL2. Brick from the original BL was the real deal with H2H combat, Zero not so much.So I just started up Borderlands 2. I have place through the first boss with two characters, siren and Zero. I love the game, but so far I'm just not loving the skill trees. I really liked the skill tree for the Siren on the last game, I tend to play using smg's and sniper rifles.
Any suggestions on what skill trees were your favorites?
I'm not going to stop playing, just trying to figure out if I want to keep playing one of these two, or try something else.
Why not?Wow, that is high. I've been looking at getting a new gaming pc, I don't build myself, and you can configure some great stuff for <$1000.Yeah - they are missing the boat here. High end gamers will build high end boxes themselvessteam machines are a little pricier than I thought they would be. I am going to have to pass at this price point I can build something cheaper
http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/11/5200180/digital-storms-first-steam-machine-will-be-a-1469-gaming-pc"Rather than try to compete with console pricing, our system takes aim at the high end of the market and capitalizes on PC gaming's biggest advantage, raw performance," the company's statement reads.
I think I get a new pc when I buy Witcher 3, that will be the game that drives me to one.
Once you can power Zero up all the way the abillty to go into stealth and then re-enter stealth upon killing means you can clean up big groups in close quarters very quickly.I personally found Zero to be he most disappointing character. He has a mediocre action skill and too much of his skill tree is devoted to hand to hand combat which is virtually a non-starter in BL2. Brick from the original BL was the real deal with H2H combat, Zero not so much.So I just started up Borderlands 2. I have place through the first boss with two characters, siren and Zero. I love the game, but so far I'm just not loving the skill trees. I really liked the skill tree for the Siren on the last game, I tend to play using smg's and sniper rifles.
Any suggestions on what skill trees were your favorites?
I'm not going to stop playing, just trying to figure out if I want to keep playing one of these two, or try something else.
You can go here and spec out builds for different characters. My personal favorites for solo play were Commando and Mechromancer, still haven't played the Siren but I played with one and she has some serious power.
Fair enough. I never played him through that tree. It just seems that there is not so much ROI before you get to that point. I would think that you should invest in the other trees until you have enough skill points to invest to the end of the stealth tree (level 31).Once you can power Zero up all the way the abillty to go into stealth and then re-enter stealth upon killing means you can clean up big groups in close quarters very quickly.I personally found Zero to be he most disappointing character. He has a mediocre action skill and too much of his skill tree is devoted to hand to hand combat which is virtually a non-starter in BL2. Brick from the original BL was the real deal with H2H combat, Zero not so much.So I just started up Borderlands 2. I have place through the first boss with two characters, siren and Zero. I love the game, but so far I'm just not loving the skill trees. I really liked the skill tree for the Siren on the last game, I tend to play using smg's and sniper rifles.
Any suggestions on what skill trees were your favorites?
I'm not going to stop playing, just trying to figure out if I want to keep playing one of these two, or try something else.
You can go here and spec out builds for different characters. My personal favorites for solo play were Commando and Mechromancer, still haven't played the Siren but I played with one and she has some serious power.
I'm an engineer and I design and debug computers for a living so I'm 100% capable of doing it, but really I don't like doing that stuff outside of work. I'd just prefer to wait for a good sale, buy one, and have it show up all put together and working.Why not?Wow, that is high. I've been looking at getting a new gaming pc, I don't build myself, and you can configure some great stuff for <$1000.Yeah - they are missing the boat here. High end gamers will build high end boxes themselvessteam machines are a little pricier than I thought they would be. I am going to have to pass at this price point I can build something cheaper
http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/11/5200180/digital-storms-first-steam-machine-will-be-a-1469-gaming-pc"Rather than try to compete with console pricing, our system takes aim at the high end of the market and capitalizes on PC gaming's biggest advantage, raw performance," the company's statement reads.
I think I get a new pc when I buy Witcher 3, that will be the game that drives me to one.
Nice I'll check that out and see what I like.I personally found Zero to be he most disappointing character. He has a mediocre action skill and too much of his skill tree is devoted to hand to hand combat which is virtually a non-starter in BL2. Brick from the original BL was the real deal with H2H combat, Zero not so much.So I just started up Borderlands 2. I have place through the first boss with two characters, siren and Zero. I love the game, but so far I'm just not loving the skill trees. I really liked the skill tree for the Siren on the last game, I tend to play using smg's and sniper rifles.
Any suggestions on what skill trees were your favorites?
I'm not going to stop playing, just trying to figure out if I want to keep playing one of these two, or try something else.
You can go here and spec out builds for different characters. My personal favorites for solo play were Commando and Mechromancer, still haven't played the Siren but I played with one and she has some serious power.
Ok, that does sound fun.I found the Berserker to be the most fun. You can perk up to essentially duel wield two guns full auto with nearly unlimited ammo.
The Gunzerker was my class of choice for most of the game too. Although I did find the Mechromancer to also be fun.I found the Berserker to be the most fun. You can perk up to essentially duel wield two guns full auto with nearly unlimited ammo.
With a +Melee damage gun and high enough level, he was very fun to play. Something like this at 60:Ok, that does sound fun.I found the Berserker to be the most fun. You can perk up to essentially duel wield two guns full auto with nearly unlimited ammo.
I tried zero because I tend to snipe a lot, but yeah, found that he had like 1 whole tree of h2h stuff, and to me, borderlands is all about more and more guns, so would probably never touch those.
For Maya I like going to the bottom of the Cataclysm tree, and then grabbing Converge and Res in the other two trees. Ruin is great since it slags enemies just by phaselocking them. As for Zero, I actually like the melee builds, but it's not necessary to reach the bottom of the melee tree. I get the kunai so that you can use that to get deathmark. Bore is a very nice boss-killing skill too, although it's probably glitched. The sniping in the game is pretty lame, especially in the higher difficulties. The enemies don't even really spawn until you get too close to snipe anyways.So I just started up Borderlands 2. I have place through the first boss with two characters, siren and Zero. I love the game, but so far I'm just not loving the skill trees. I really liked the skill tree for the Siren on the last game, I tend to play using smg's and sniper rifles.
Any suggestions on what skill trees were your favorites?
I'm not going to stop playing, just trying to figure out if I want to keep playing one of these two, or try something else.
Typically grenades would be a different button/kayJust picked it up from the steam sale... Holy cow is far cry 3 fun.
But... How do I throw a grenade? I go through the weapon wheel and pick the nades but it stays on the gun.
I would recommend something similiar to Banjo- KazooieIt borders on horror/survival. The new one is especially violent and I think the pertinent themes of the game would escape an 11 y.o.I guess I should have read up more on it. I thought it was just a steampunk genre fps, didn't realize it was so dark.
Great game! If you played BL1 you know the fun you are in for, if not, enjoy your loot and fun weaponsBrony said:Just started playing Borderlands 2 today. I picked the ordinary looking guy to play as. So far so fun.
I am with you on Fallout 3, played it and couldn't stand it really slow and tedious. Made me hesitant on RPGs but I absolutely love Skyrim.I realize I'm in the minority on this game, but I found it incredibly slow. Completely turned me off from doing any kind of RPG. Just not my thingThat's crazy cause my experience was entirely different. I started out by shooting the doctor, walked outside and killed a couple guys chasing me down and then well that's how things went until I got chased down by a NCR swiard of the baddest dudes I've ever seen. Literally scares me straight. Then I wiped out a compound of giant super mutants, found a wrecked alien ship with a ray gun. Wiped out about a dozen crazy robots with machine guns then nuked an entire city in one of the best scenes I've ever seen.I want to play that game again.All I remember about Fallout Vegas is that I spent the first 45 minutes of the game collecting 2 or 3 herbs.![]()
recently read an article saying it will be true open world like Skyrim.Does anyone know if Witcher 3 will be more open than 2? I liked it but felt really restricted in where I could go and didn't like that at all.
Release date announced.Elder Scrolls Online
Different strokes for different folks. I fell asleep with the controller in my hands playing sky rim more then any other game I've ever played.I am with you on Fallout 3, played it and couldn't stand it really slow and tedious. Made me hesitant on RPGs but I absolutely love Skyrim.I realize I'm in the minority on this game, but I found it incredibly slow. Completely turned me off from doing any kind of RPG. Just not my thingThat's crazy cause my experience was entirely different. I started out by shooting the doctor, walked outside and killed a couple guys chasing me down and then well that's how things went until I got chased down by a NCR swiard of the baddest dudes I've ever seen. Literally scares me straight. Then I wiped out a compound of giant super mutants, found a wrecked alien ship with a ray gun. Wiped out about a dozen crazy robots with machine guns then nuked an entire city in one of the best scenes I've ever seen.I want to play that game again.All I remember about Fallout Vegas is that I spent the first 45 minutes of the game collecting 2 or 3 herbs.![]()
We'll definitely check it out.Release date announced.Elder Scrolls Online
April 4th 2014, for PC/Mac. Consoles to come in June.
Plan is to have an initial subscription based but to be free-to-play within a year.
I have enjoyed beta quite a bit, but the weekends are very short.
STEALAwesome. Just picked it up for 9.99You can't go wrong with Borderlands 2. Perhaps the most entertaining FPS I have ever played. Beyond the ### kicking bad ###ery of bad ###itude it is absolutely hysterica##ly funny.###!!!Just finished Red Dead and Uncharted 2. Liked Red Dead a little more than Uncharted 2. If Uncharted had a way to fast forward through some puzzles it would be an all time great game. Debating on Madden 13, Borderlands 2 or GTA4 as my next game.
btw - I know I'm way late for any discussion on Red Dead, but just have to ask "WTF was up with his kid's whiny voice?" The whole game was serious and then his son sounds like a 70s cartoon character.
The developers say the world in Witcher 3 will be about 20% bigger than Skyrims massive setting.recently read an article saying it will be true open world like Skyrim.Does anyone know if Witcher 3 will be more open than 2? I liked it but felt really restricted in where I could go and didn't like that at all.
500 hours.The developers say the world in Witcher 3 will be about 20% bigger than Skyrims massive setting.recently read an article saying it will be true open world like Skyrim.Does anyone know if Witcher 3 will be more open than 2? I liked it but felt really restricted in where I could go and didn't like that at all.
I think I missed the point of Borderlands 2 because I hated it. I never played the first and picked up #2 for $10 and couldn't get into it. I'm not really a loot-game guy I guess.STEALAwesome. Just picked it up for 9.99You can't go wrong with Borderlands 2. Perhaps the most entertaining FPS I have ever played. Beyond the ### kicking bad ###ery of bad ###itude it is absolutely hysterica##ly funny.###!!!Just finished Red Dead and Uncharted 2. Liked Red Dead a little more than Uncharted 2. If Uncharted had a way to fast forward through some puzzles it would be an all time great game. Debating on Madden 13, Borderlands 2 or GTA4 as my next game.
btw - I know I'm way late for any discussion on Red Dead, but just have to ask "WTF was up with his kid's whiny voice?" The whole game was serious and then his son sounds like a 70s cartoon character.