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I'm waiting for Guild Wars 2 to come out. I have the pre-purchase and played the stress-test last monday and I was Instantly Addicted.
The same happend to me 6 years ago with Guild Wars 1 and Silkroad and hasn't ever happend since then until now.
I LOVE being addicted to games.
I played Guild Wars for 2 years and i was following the second one ever since they revealed the Elementalist... But since i had no money to pre-purchase, i lost some of my interest right now.... mainly because i'm not sure i could buy it later either.. :/Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkComrade
Fallout: New Vegas.
It's glitchy and feels slightly lacking in some places but anything with the same gameplay as Fallout 3 is guaranteed to be good. Plus I love the landscape in the desert states of the US (Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico etc) so the game map is quite satisfying.
I've been replaying Journey again and again and again. It only takes about 1.5 hours to complete. I have the white robe now for collecting all the symbols, and it's really fun guiding newbies through the entire game.
I have never played anything like it. <3
Personally I was quite disappointed with New Vegas and I loved Fallout 3 soooo much. New Vegas just felt empty to me, best thing it brought was the weapon mods.Quote:
Originally Posted by CompanyPicnic
Currently waiting for Dragons Dogma to come out next week. Anyone played the demo of it? Really fun.
I've recently started playing Left 4 Dead 2 again. Any regular on DV, free to add Dianeva to Steam if you're so inclined.
Been playing a lot of team fortress 2 lately. Since it became free to play I have been able to get enough of my friends into it to start a steam group for it. Also I played Journey last week and it was really enjoyable and relaxing. To bad its so short though.
Wicked, I'm not the only one who prefers Fallout 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by LbV
I know a lot of the many bugs from New Vegas are gone by now, but there's still just something...
The gameplay in New Vegas is improved, but the overall style, feel, story and space is just not the same. I feel that the New Vegas map is littered with uninteresting map markers with literally nothing worth finding, making exploration feel like a chore. ("I know this shed has fuck all in it, but just in case...")
And maybe it's just me, but I thought the story was weird and confusing at times. When I stepped inside the Strip for the first time, I could suddenly ask people about a whole slew of things I had never heard of before. In fact I actually think the main quest just went to hell as soon as I got into the big city. The game was quite enjoyable up until I got there.
I think, a Fallout 4 announcement would be the only one capable of getting me really, really hyped.
And I'm currently playing... Diablo III, of course~
Never played a Diablo game before, had no clue what I was getting into. It's addicting. And it's getting hard by now, just finishing up Act III Normal difficulty as a Witch Doctor.
Anyone play Dota?
I really enjoyed both Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and would have trouble saying which one I liked more. The setting for each made them really different, but both wastelands were a fun wander. That said, I never did get far beyond going into the Legion camp and then returning to Vegas. It's hard for me to pick up where I left off in a RPG game, and if I start over my attention wanders to another game or away from games entirely before I advance any farther.
I don't play games.
Fallout 3's map was so much richer than New Vegas, I never felt like it was tedious to walk from a to b, no matter how far it was. Vegas is littered with flat open areas (especially surrounding the strip), completely devoid of anything to find or do and that got old fast. Plus half the map for New Vegas was restricted for DLC. At least Fallout 3 added new areas for DLC and the DLC was worth playing. From what I hear the NV DLC is awful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maeni
The story is a little confusing, I wasn't really sure who I was fighting for and why after a while. I defintely agree, something about it just didn't flow.
I've never played a Diablo game either, I was considering it once I get my new PC.
Then why come on here?Quote:
Originally Posted by Phion
Replaying Fallout: New Vegas and its DLCs, with shit tons of mods of course, again. Definitely one of my favorite games.
I've also picked up Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and it's pretty good, too.
Because I like you.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZeraCook
I knew you were stalking me. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Phion
Oh, you have no idea... :cheeky:Quote:
Originally Posted by ZeraCook
Indeed, I definitely feel that way about the Fallout 3 map, except for the metro tunnels, those were tedious.Quote:
Originally Posted by LbV
About DLC though, I hated every one of them haha. I think all of them, save maybe for Point Lookout, completely obliterated the feeling of the game.
Of New Vegas DLCs I've only played Dead Money. Oddly enough, I found that one to be extremely enjoyable.
I can recommend Diablo for sure~ Completed the game on Normal difficulty yesterday, now starting over as a Demon Hunter... I'm not really sure which class I want to start playing Nightmare with...
New Vegas is fucking awesome you guys are nuts.
The only thing that I think Fallout New Vegas has over three is I can't enter vats then exit and get a head shot because its lined up. that was basically cheating and sometimes I would accidentally use it and get bummed. although sometimes I did it on purpose with Rocket launchers because I didn't have the skill to use them but they were cool. I liked the DLC better for Fallout 3, the new weapons and story lines were kool. I bought one DLC for New Vegas and never even played it because they took all my weapons away and i had to use a 'holorifle' or some BS, when the best feature for newveagas was the mod system. either way both games were. good. and I finally started saving up for Diablo three because everyone is recommending it and I have been waiting for it since I got my mac at the end of winter.
<<<------Witch Doctor
I prefer Fallout 3 over Fallout: New Vegas as well. New Vegas is a great game but theres something about Fallout 3 that never gets old.
I bought a 3DS yesterday and I'm going to sell my DS XL soon. I should have upgraded a long time ago when I could sell my DS XL for more. The only 3DS game I bought was super mario 3d land. I'm going to by Ocarina of Time 3d also. Do you guys recomend any other 3DS games?
Max Payne 3
Pocket Pool Pro III.
Is it good? I have thought about buying it, but I'm not sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfwood
I want to try to Torchlight 2 beta... but i decided against it... exams and all.... but that game is on my list to play later :) I like it much better than Diablo 3, which i betatested...