This is one of my all time favorites, providing me with hours of quality entertainment.
Anyone else ever played this one? It is the must frustrating/exhilarating game I've played in a long time, and its turn based.
Basically, both teams tell their team what to do at the same time. Once you have it ironed out, the teams just go. Everything is broken down into 10s chunks, and you'll spend an hour coming up with the most perfect, intricate plan, and when some guy you didn't see pops his head through a window and takes out everyone you had pointing the other way, you'll curse and scream and toss your keyboard through the monitor.
If anyone has ever played the Vicksberg War Game, it reminds me of that, just not as lopsided.
Basically, both teams tell their team what to do at the same time. Once you have it ironed out, the teams just go. Everything is broken down into 10s chunks, and you'll spend an hour coming up with the most perfect, intricate plan, and when some guy you didn't see pops his head through a window and takes out everyone you had pointing the other way, you'll curse and scream and toss your keyboard through the monitor.
If anyone has ever played the Vicksberg War Game, it reminds me of that, just not as lopsided.
This game scared the crap out of me the first time I played it. I liked it. Mixed success with Wine, almost need to have a windows partition around to play it.
This game's goal in life is to destroy the player. It's hard. The enemies are tough. Low level minions can still kill you with relative ease if you aren't careful, and the bosses can often kill in two hits or less. Did I mention the enemies level up when you die? It also auto-saves whenever you die or change gear or reach a certain point. Fun times. Fun times. While this game is tough, it's not impossible. It requires that you take things slow and think. You'll survive 9 times out of 10 if you don't get ahead of yourself. I love it for that. The other part of the game I enjoy is how everything is linked to souls. You get souls for killing enemies and they are used as...
Okay, I know this isn't Assassin's Creed, it's Assassin's Creed III.
When I first heard the concept of an Assassin in the revolutionary war I was skeptical, but these screens look fricken' awesom.
When I first heard the concept of an Assassin in the revolutionary war I was skeptical, but these screens look fricken' awesom.
I don't think a person has to buy this title any longer. It's not for sale anywhere and available for free and legal download. In my opinion a fun game and funny.
There are three notable things in this picture:
1. A stone dwarven armor texture mod
2. Vastly improved lighting by way of ENB
3. OH MY GOD SHE HAS NO HEAD
1. A stone dwarven armor texture mod
2. Vastly improved lighting by way of ENB
3. OH MY GOD SHE HAS NO HEAD
Posted that ive been playing through Rage in my spare cycles. I have spent some time in game beefing up my Caprino. I slapped some rocket launchers to it, won a sick spiky spoiler on front, got some spiked blades and upgraded the engine. Its pretty fierce out in the wasteland and when I get into a fight with some bandits I turn on the shields and can blow them straight to The Underdome.
Here is what my ride looks like as I am driving it:
http://i.imgur.com/axTxl.jpg
Oh and the pictures above are the actual in game shots of me driving and standing in front of my car.
Here is what my ride looks like as I am driving it:
http://i.imgur.com/axTxl.jpg
Oh and the pictures above are the actual in game shots of me driving and standing in front of my car.
Had to share this awesome iPhone background. Just set it to my default.
One of my top picks this year, if not ever. My wife bought it for me for Christmas, and I was disappointed that I didn't get Skyward Sword . . . until I played.
I liked how the story kept revealing villain doublecrossings, and was very surprised in the end. It felt like non-stop action and then, all of a sudden I was done. Thankfully, I was able to continue with side stuff that I hadn't completed.
Flying was probably my favorite part. Do play if you're a fan.
I liked how the story kept revealing villain doublecrossings, and was very surprised in the end. It felt like non-stop action and then, all of a sudden I was done. Thankfully, I was able to continue with side stuff that I hadn't completed.
Flying was probably my favorite part. Do play if you're a fan.
jdodson "I started the Fallout series with Fallout 3 and loved the game. I dug the brotherhood of steel stuff quite a bit. I played good so they didn't attack me all the time ;)
Fallout 3's Brotherhood was quite different. The Brotherhood Outcasts are more like the rest of the Brotherhood. Maybe a little less friendly due to being outcasts. The Brotherhood from New Vegas was more true to the original.
That said, I liked where Bethesda took them in Fallout 3.
I agree, Fallout 3 was epic. Cool to hear New Vegas is a bit different, or more to the original game style.
New Vegas was made by Obsidian for Bethesda. Obsidian has quite a few people from Black Isle, who made the first games. So they *know* Falout. It was very different but I still prefer Fallout 3 overall I think.
Awesome.
Is New Vegas worth checking out?
Oh yes. You said you liked Fallout 3, correct? It's really tough for me to decide if I prefer 3 or NV. I think 3 inches ahead of NV but they are damn close.
OK, ill check it out if its that good.