Yeah when the ice one DLC came out(forgot the name). I was addicted to it. But I can't keep buying a new dlc and the old weapons become useless. Brilliant and fun gameplay though. Nothing better feeling like Palpatine flying around going full on "unlimited Power"
. Only thing I dislike is how lost you are if you don't keel buying the dlc or still no matchmaking for Raids or weekly nightfallHaving people to play it with helps a lot. I dropped off D2 after people either moved on to different games or different raid groups but the initial experience of playing the first Destiny and the first raid (Vault of Glass) with a bunch of people from the caf was great.
Ah right, some people have a tagline mentioning this.
@Tekkers, @Ducklegs, @afrocentricity, @Adam-Utd, @PlayerOne and myself. I was the only one without a mic (I think) so it was interesting.
Those were the days! no mic wasn't even the difficult part, weren't you playing mainly on a PSP or something? the jumping puzzles were always a laugh :P
Ah yes, the jumping puzzles are a pain, especially since my mates have all played for ages and mock me while I lag behind falling to my death over and over.
it's all part of the initiation to destiny. You'll get the hang of it eventually, the most confusing thing is the 3 classes all have different jumps so it takes some getting used to.Ah yeah, the Vita. Good times.
I started it a month or so back and it doesn't explain its campaign well at all so I went to a planet and largely enjoyed my hour there only to be told that this was the Witch Queen expansion and I'd have to buy it to play further. feckers. Could have told me up front.
I knew about it but the games have been released in countless collections over the years with the music included. What's changed now?
Michael Jackson died. The theory is he just waved them through previously but whoever owns the rights now wont. Or they wont at a price Sega are willing to pay.
I finished this now and did about everything I could. Not sure about that difficulty being just right, this game almost feels designed to be broken.
It's just too much fun to farm the shit out of everything and see how absurdly overpowered you can become. By the end I was walking into optional boss rooms, face tanked them and melted them in under a minute. I took my character to ng+ on the newly unlocked hard difficulty and killed the first 3 bosses in 1 hit. I'm sure it's a different story on nightmare, but I've got more than my money's worth out of this game already, so I'm going to move on.I finished this now and did about everything I could. Not sure about that difficulty being just right, this game almost feels designed to be broken.
I did have a couple of complaints, the main one being the underwhelming level design, especially in late game areas. Those were seriously uninspired and even all the enemies were reskins. The second, more minor complaint is the ridiculous bloat in terms of weapons, spells and crafting and cooking materials. It throws so much stuff at you it becomes hard to filter out what's useful. I guess it does give a lot of build flexibility, but on the other hand certain spells are clearly superior, so the rest just becomes noise.
Still, it's a great game, if a little inconsistent.
Supposed to be really good. The old TMNT games were a blast.
Yeah its their hardest game. It clicks after a while and you'll be amazed just how good you get by the end of the game.
It really is, playing through it convinced me to give Symphony of the Night a go at some point, as I never played that (or any other Castlevania game).
Thanks mate, seems like it's going to be the Oculus.
I suppose they have the lazy excuse of following existing lore that stormtroopers are dumb as a brick.I haven't played it yet but the guys I usually play online with love it and we pretty much like the same games.
. Vaas is pretty cool, the rest of the cast are not doing much for me though.