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Pretty much this. All special attacks are basically combos of up, down, left, right and either A or B. So like Up+a is a heavy up attack. Down+ b is a light down attack and so on. Jumping is just hitting up on the stick. Takes getting used to. You can also do up +a and up + b while in the air to do a launch attack that will help to get you back to the platform.
I’m interested in your thoughts after you’ve played awhile. This game has been on my radar for a couple of years now but I never pull the truck ghee when it’s on sale cause I figure it’s only above average and I have to be very selective with my ga,in time these days
Post back when you get into bloodborne. I recently jumped into it and am loving it. I don't put much time into it yet because of rdr2 but I'd like someone to help me figure this one out.
You got it. Probably start that in a couple of weeks. Have gone through a decent bit of shadow of the colossus (defeated 5 of 16 colossi). Ibe read it’s a 6-8 hour game and that’s about right. It’s pretty great.
Dang, had this as one of the three in my hand today but opted for Dishonered 2 instead.
It can be had cheap. The controls are wonky at first, but the game is incredible.DallasDMac said:
The Pro controller took a bit getting used to, but works really well with Smash. I probably prefer to my old Gamecub controllers because the sticks are a bit worn out on those. I see you can buy new GC controllers though, so that is tempting.
I was always Samus main. I've tried Zero Suit a bit and she's quick as hell but not very powerful. Also been trying to use Daisy. Some reason I like the female characters.
I picked the new one up this weekend with the season pass for $45 on the Xbox Countdown sale. I'm loving it. It's more of the same from the previous 2 games, but it's so well done and so polished, it's just a blast.Forgot tomb raider came with the Xbox!!!
Need to fire it up
Great game, truly. It's a great series overall but this is the best installment, even if the cut scenes become frustratingly intrusive at times, particularly the ones you can't skip.
I actually think your saves are in the cloud, so have you tried just opening the game on the xb1 upstairs and checking? If not, you can definitely pop a usb stick in the back and pull it off, but I don’t think that’s necessary.
You have to go into build mode. There should be a key or button (if on console) that you hold in to toggle it on and off. Once in the mode, things will highlight yellow that you can scrap.
If you play on console you hold that big square button in the middle for a bit to go into "construction mode". Works once you have activated the workshop. Then you can scrap stuff which gives you building materials
Thanks - Do you know if the game itself can transfer too? Is that in the cloud? As simple as just logging into both consoles with the same profile? (I haven't actually bought a 2nd unit yet, but I will if this works)
The games should all be attached to your profile. So like how you go into games and apps and can download a game you might have deleted, you just do the same thing and start downloading everything. It takes awhile to get it all setup.
Thanks to you and Insein. Found a good tutorial video after awhile. Helped quite a bit, though I haven't had time to even try and play with it yet.
Raiders and turrets. Then out of nowhere, ghouls. I guess the turret was there for a reason.
Sneaky and snipey does it. When that can't go, then a trusty shotgun will help a lot. Grenades help too (but never used 'em much myself)
I had a lot of trouble with Corvega early on as well, easy to get overwhelmed with the number of enemies plus they aren't afraid to throw grenades and Molotov's at you in close quarters which tripped me up most often. I think I left, leveled up a few times and came back with dogmeat as a companion to help out.DallasDMac said:
Out of curiosity, what difficulty level are you playing on? Either way, that early sequence you're describing is usually a slog to get through on any type of play-through of this game, at least in my experience.DallasDMac said:
You may have just swayed me. I played the demo for a bit and really liked it but felt at the time it wasn’t going to really change much after the first level. I felt like it was a poor mans dark souls set in the future.
I’m intrigued now too. I did not care for Lords of the Fallen or whatever their first game was called. It was too clunky, but this does sound good.
