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My kids play online leagues with a group of friends. They start with a fantasy draft. The older one waited on QB and ended up with Trace McSorely as his QB. No worries, they are four season in and McSorely owns every single game and season long passing record, as well as four straight MVPs.
Didn't get to it last night but played a little today. It is a little glitchy, but nothing that has blocked me yet.
Greedfall looks pretty good, but I'm not sure how in-depth the system is. Information is pretty sparse considering it's out next month.
Greedfall to me looks interesting, but also like it should have been part of the first wave of this gen's games.Sand said:
Greedfall appears to be about the same length - 60 hours or so. I'm a sucker for stuff that's a bit unique and both of these look pretty good from that perspective.
Not a Borderlands guy?
Not really a big gamer. And I only like single player games. Also, I'm not good at shooters, usually, so when I play, I have to play on an easier setting.
I get it. I am not asking for my video games and movies to be realistic but I do like it when they are have cohesive storytelling and characters. They're never going to nail it 100% but WD2 just seemed like they mailed that aspect in.
It's weird, because I remember you bringing this up last time we talked about WD2, and I remember thinking even then that I didn't even notice it. Even looking back, I can't really think of anything that seemed like they went over the line. Is it because I didn't play WD1? Coming into that game, I just assumed they were a group of hackers who also would shoot at people, just like every other video game character. And again, I'm not saying "I'm right and you're wrong." Not at all. I just think it's weird that I didn't even notice it.
It's because they were 20 something hackers who wanted to tag, drink, party had playful repartee and zero dark past. But at the same time you had the option to 3D print assault rifles and bazookas and murderously rip into gangs, police, security guards killing everything in your path etc.
Again, I get that. Like I said, I just didn't notice it because I assumed they were a violent group, I guess. Either that or because shooting people in video games doesn't seem that out of the ordinary.
I think it's probably impossible to continually upgrade your stuff. I have a primary melee weapon and bow that happen to have quirks that I like, so I've kept them updated each time I level up, but upgrading armor seems like it would be a massive grind. So I've just reconciled myself to the fact that I'm going to be regularly swapping out old armor for stuff that I just looted.
Yeah that is where I am settling as well. Trying to acquire a set of legendary armor and then keep it upgraded seems like it would be a massive undertaking.
Really? Not a knock on you as I don't expect everyone to follow the stories the way I do (I really don't play games that don't have a solid solo campaign) but I find that shocking. It seemed pretty clear from very early in the game that these kids were absolutely not killers, they were misfits at worse.
I'm around level 35 or so. I got a full set of legendary armor off one of the cultist leaders I tracked down. At one point, each individual piece of armor was going to set me back 400+ pieces of leather (plus other stuff) to bring it up to my current level. Now granted, that was a jump of like 10 levels, not just one, but there's no way I'm grinding for that much leather, wood, etc. The money wasn't even the limiting constraint -- it was the materials.
Money isn't exactly easy either but you're right. I find that leather is the real PITA to churn.
I'm not saying they were killers, but they were going after bad guys, weren't they? And bad guys that were trying to kill them. Honestly it's been so long I don't remember it all, but I felt like it escalated in a way where it was somewhat believable. Again, VIDEO GAME BELIEVABLE. It was kind of like they started out as this group that was menacing, fighting the good fight, but quickly turned into a real life or death battle.
I recently got a PC capable of playing some games again, and I picked up Tyranny by the same developer. I have high hopes but probably won’t get around to it for awhile.
Whenever you find a legendary armor piece, it defaults to your level. When you get the fifth piece of the set, the whole set upgrades to your level automatically (just the once, though, they don't level up after that unless you upgrade them). You do also get a special perk if you have the whole set equipped.
Right, that's what I mean. The whole set was level 23 or something like that. When I got into the mid-30s, it was way too expensive to upgrade and was getting badly out-classed by blue and purple armor pieces.
Hunt cultists. Most of them have legendary armor pieces. Typically one branch has a full set.
No it is very good. The atmosphere is incredible. I don't know if you know the backstory behind development but the game is meant to simulate what someone with psychosis might go through. That feeling of never knowing what's real and what's fake gives the whole game another level of depth.
Love screwing around in gta. So yea, you gamble with your character. They have slots, roulette, blackjack (4 decks), three card poker, and horse racing. You just use currency that you earn from the game to gamble with in the casino. As for the second part, completely agree with the other post. Whatever system your friends use is best if you’re open to either. If you got any gta related questions, just tag me and I’ll reply next time I’m on!
I get that as @bcdjr1 posted it as well but my point is that the cost of collecting those legendary sets & upgrading them constantly to keep them viable seems potentially prohibitive.
By the end I was just looking for something that looked good. All the gear was pretty good
Except you can change the appearance of any piece of equipment to look like any other piece of equipment that you have already found. At one point you can be fully armored but look like you're wearing a rag bikini and all oiled up.
It took me like 20 hours to realize that you could do this. I felt so much better about scrounging for armor when I finally figured out that I can make the helmet look like whatever I want, or just toggle it off altogether.
Ok, question. I’m doing the ‘Space Anomaly’ mission. I have now warped to over 30 systems, and it keeps telling me the target is in another system. And there is no end in sight. I probably have close to 10 hours into this one mission. In the galaxy map, I have current mission selected, and there are green lines seemingly leading me towards the anomaly. It will show 5 jumps at a time, but I never get any closer. I’m going insane and thinking about re-starting.
Possibly the GotY last year? Or whenever it came out. Awesome experience and well worth the $40 retail or Game Pass price. Sorry GB. It is a game that is a must to play with a headset when you can apply your full attention to the experience.
Agreed, that seems like the best strategy, for amour and your secondary weapon in particular. Engravings are cheap even if their buff maxes out at 15% (something I read online) which is lower a lot of spawned stuff it still seems like the better way to go.
Totally forgot about that, thanks for the reminder. My Kassandra ain't gonna look like Frankenstein's monster no more!!!
Thanks for reminding me of this one. I've been waiting for the PS4 version to go on sale, and it's currently $20 on Amazon so I just picked it up. I've heard nothing but good things about it, aside from it being short (which is fine at this price point).
The $60 game is free with game pass. The $80 version is free with Game Pass Ultimate, do you have that?
