Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
WooHoo, BF2 was lots of fun and sponged up quite a bit of my time. The inevitable cut scenes and 'character development' in newer BF's don't add much value when you just really want to go shooting in a big warzone.
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jarrod839
Banned
i didn't even last a week with bf1 i lasted a solid day. Same as yourself i found multi-player to be highly repetitive and un balanced. Single player is just lacking its basically go to a point kill a handful of guys and move to the next point. I think its good that they have tried ww1 and there are some good things about it but it's just meh.
Ive been playing titanfall 2 lately and its just nuts its like COD on steroids. Multi-player is well balanced and fast paced and highly addictive. Single player is awesome but some parts are just way too hard.
Best thing is all DLC will be free for everyone.
My opinion is titanfalls multi-player is best ever and has restored my faith in multi-player games.
Jesterarts
Likes Dirt
I really enjoyed the BETA, but I think that was with a the thought "If this is how awesome the BETA looks, the full game should be amazing". But the full game and the BETA only seem to differ in volume of content. Ultimately, I think that the map design is the let down. They all funnel players down similar paths and really are a very COD play style; sprint and shoot.
BF4 left like each class could really play their own game.
Never player titalfall so may have to check it out. For now this new Division patch is keeping me entertained. Though I am a bit worries that if someone like be is getting through it while well, seasoned players would find it a bit flat and dull.
I HATE that in a game, I won't touch it if it is ever mentioned as a thing.
The thing that may have put me off Battlefield 1 also is the old school war time gear. I'm not really interested in it.
foxpuppet
Eats Squid
Jesterarts
Likes Dirt
PC l33t race mate!
In related news, swapped the 32" 1440p monitor I got with the new PC for a 28" 4K monitor.
Wow. Just wow. Can have anti-aliasing off and everything looks smooth.
Impresses my 1070 is getting me a stable 40FPS at the resolution too.
In related news, swapped the 32" 1440p monitor I got with the new PC for a 28" 4K monitor.
Wow. Just wow. Can have anti-aliasing off and everything looks smooth.
Impresses my 1070 is getting me a stable 40FPS at the resolution too.
bowtajzane
Likes Dirt
I've noticed a few of us are Destiny fans, so if anyone (like myself) needs help to finish a couple of the strikes and missions ,post up your username or pm me and we'll help each other out,as grinding out missions solo starts to get booorrrring....
blacksp20
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bigdook79 on Xbox one. Send me a friend request if you're on xbone.
Capone
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if you party up its great fun, the old school weapons make it very different. Gas grenades are amazing too
bowtajzane
Likes Dirt
"bigdook79 on Xbox one. Send me a friend request if you're on xbone"
will do Luke,i use my young blokes account gnarlybones360....
will do Luke,i use my young blokes account gnarlybones360....
bowtajzane
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didn't know we couldn't play across different platforms......
that sucks then..........
that sucks then..........
Windows 10 and XB1 are starting to cross platform, e.g. Gears of War 4 and Forza Horizon 3 but yes I agree, I would've hoped by now they'd cross platform PS4, XB1, and PC so we all can play
foxpuppet
Eats Squid
new division DLC update sounds pretty interesting..... could be fun
"Survival is an optional mode for The Division that operates as a sort of elaborate extra mission with distinct gameplay systems and a roughly two-hour limit before the player’s character will die. It’s set on the same map as the main game but with a different scenario. In it, a blizzard is bearing down on New York City and a group of Division agents need to make it to the center of Manhattan to retrieve some key antiviral drugs. The helicopter the agents are on crashes, scattering its inhabitants around the map. What that means in gaming terms is that up to 24 players who matchmake into a Survival session will find themselves starting in spots all around the perimeter of virtual Manhattan, each stripped of their gear, each trying to make it to the center before their character dies.
Survival encompasses the full main map of The Division, though re-worked to be full of snow. Each player’s starting gear consists of low-level green items and a pistol.
Screenshot from Massive’s Twitch stream of the new Survival mode. Players can use burning barrels for warmth.
As described in today’s livestream, players will find that their character is cold, hungry, dehydrated and sick, all of which are systems that need to be managed to survive. Medicine and painkillers slow down the disease (warning: the developers say players eventually develop a resistance to the medicine). Hunger slows health regeneration. Thirst limits vision and awareness. Cold gradually kills the player. You need to scavenge to survive by exploring helicopter crash sites, opening caches and tearing through apartments to find food, gear and clothing. All of the vanity items from the main game—scarves, coats, etc.—now have a cold rating on them and will warm players to different degrees. Players can also hunker down in apartments or stand near fire barrels to warm themselves."
"Survival is an optional mode for The Division that operates as a sort of elaborate extra mission with distinct gameplay systems and a roughly two-hour limit before the player’s character will die. It’s set on the same map as the main game but with a different scenario. In it, a blizzard is bearing down on New York City and a group of Division agents need to make it to the center of Manhattan to retrieve some key antiviral drugs. The helicopter the agents are on crashes, scattering its inhabitants around the map. What that means in gaming terms is that up to 24 players who matchmake into a Survival session will find themselves starting in spots all around the perimeter of virtual Manhattan, each stripped of their gear, each trying to make it to the center before their character dies.
Survival encompasses the full main map of The Division, though re-worked to be full of snow. Each player’s starting gear consists of low-level green items and a pistol.
Screenshot from Massive’s Twitch stream of the new Survival mode. Players can use burning barrels for warmth.
As described in today’s livestream, players will find that their character is cold, hungry, dehydrated and sick, all of which are systems that need to be managed to survive. Medicine and painkillers slow down the disease (warning: the developers say players eventually develop a resistance to the medicine). Hunger slows health regeneration. Thirst limits vision and awareness. Cold gradually kills the player. You need to scavenge to survive by exploring helicopter crash sites, opening caches and tearing through apartments to find food, gear and clothing. All of the vanity items from the main game—scarves, coats, etc.—now have a cold rating on them and will warm players to different degrees. Players can also hunker down in apartments or stand near fire barrels to warm themselves."
Knuckles
Lives under a bridge
Just DLed Mad Max cheap from the play store. Fuck me it's big, doubt I'll ever finish it, but looks like an awesome way to occasionally kill the odd free time I get.
Opening cinematic was awesome, may have even topped the Borderlands cinis that have been the benchmark for redness, to date.
#knuckleswasadrunkenchunt
Opening cinematic was awesome, may have even topped the Borderlands cinis that have been the benchmark for redness, to date.
#knuckleswasadrunkenchunt
Capone
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Played the beta for Infinite Warfare and was not impressed. Played MW remastered and its fairly meh. graphics are better, mechanics are shit.
