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Left 4 Dead 2 still going strong after over fourteen hundred hours, looking forward to test drive solar crown, 1:1 scale of Hong Kong should be a blast to drive around in.
Such a shame Back 4 Blood wasn't the L4D "3" we were hoping it would be.Left 4 Dead 2 still going strong after over fourteen hundred hours, looking forward to test drive solar crown, 1:1 scale of Hong Kong should be a blast to drive around in.
i never played back 4 blood, but judging by what i hear people say about, the games fails mostly due to that the maps are short and the game is cluttered with rougelite elements, i know for a fact that l4d2 players gravitate to large challenging maps and like the game for its polish and simplicity, players just want to kill zombies, not to collect cards, Valve does have trouble counting to 3.Such a shame Back 4 Blood wasn't the L4D "3" we were hoping it would be.
L4D2 is simply amazing and fun. Not to mention you get all the levels of the first game for free. It's fun solo but even more fun with friends.
Valve does have trouble counting to 3.
Left 4 Dead 2 still going strong after over fourteen hundred hours, looking forward to test drive solar crown, 1:1 scale of Hong Kong should be a blast to drive around in.
NFS most wanted (2005ish) is by far the best game in the series. i have enjoyed most of them, but that one i have gone back to time and time again. makes me want to get another xbox 360 just so i can play it again on a console
they said 2024, but it's been listed as 'coming soon' on steam for a long time now, after watching some trailers and gameplay videos i am disappointed in a few things i noticed, like how the AI cars behave, they don't lean during turns, like they are on rails or something, looks oddly similar to the previous test drive unlimited games, also i found out the there will not be houses in the game, all players will spawn from a central hub.I'd also like to see test drive solar crown, if it ever comes out, sure hope it is decently playable if it ever does come out.
Anyhow, if there is anything in the pipeline, I'd rather not know until I ever get to play it and just go with what they had come up with, best way to go I'd say, I know people are having a blast talking about everything game related and I sure let them but for me I'd see it if I'd get it, what I always say to myself.they said 2024, but it's been listed as 'coming soon' on steam for a long time now, after watching some trailers and gameplay videos i am disappointed in a few things i noticed, like how the AI cars behave, they don't lean during turns, like they are on rails or something, looks oddly similar to the previous test drive unlimited games, also i found out the there will not be houses in the game, all players will spawn from a central hub.
Sounds like your on the right path, Surely some awesome gaming you're into currently, even more so if it's your first time around in any of those mentioned above games, ahha I remember my first time playing RDR2 on the pc, stumbling around like I was fresh from the year 2020 time traveled right in the middle of the year 1899...Then hitting it up in CB2077... like this is my time to hit the big time playing as V in the year 2077!finished the latest version of Cyberpunk 2077 & Phantom Liberty sometime towards the end of 2023.
while still an awesome game, i really like the pre-2.0 gameplay and options a lot more.
Phantom Liberty added some pretty cool stuff to the story, but not all of the new side gigs that i had hoped for.
ended up really starting Red Dead Redemption 2 for the first time.
been ~4 months now and just a bit over 50% finished with the main story with the majority of available Legendary hunts completed.
the scenery is definitely beautiful, a lot of the gameplay is really fun, characters are usually pretty funny to interact with whether main NPCs or just random nobodies, and a lot of the story is well written enough to keep me wanting to come back when i have time.
but, it is very easy to tell that this game was never actually meant for keyboard/mouse control. the way the item wheels interaction works, the terrible keybinding options with Rockstar embedded actions that can't be changed. usually with games like this with stubborn keybinds there would be multiple mods available to help customize, but for some reason Rockstar has made these impossible to add\change. i've accustomed myself to most of it, but still get a bit annoyed here & there.
since i'm still in the early 50% i guess there's still quite a bit of story to go though it seems to be picking up steam the further i get along.
planning on finally getting fully into Starfield after this, but who knows what may come out or just come up again and steal my attention by then.
Doom.. LoL Not a gamer except for ancient games. Not wasting 1/2 of life playing games. Get out and get some exercise.What game have you been playing recently? How did you find the experience of playing said game?
Any games you looking forward to? Why are you looking at those games?
Lately I've been playing Transistor which is pretty amazing - I would give it GOTY for the refreshing gameplay experience. I played some Always Sometimes Monsters which was pretty terrible to be perfectly honest - it felt like a horrible cheap shot RPG that punishes every choice you make unrealistically. I've just started to play Divinity and like every other RPG I haven't got my head around to how it works yet.
Right now I have my eyes set on Dragon Age: Inquisition - it's made by EA, so I'll be buying it after release . Star Citizen looks pretty cool, but I'm not particularly interested in space sims - just the potential to advance PC graphics sounds amazing. I will very likely buy Sims 4 -> just for character creation (I'm a girl, after all). I haven't played Assassin's Creed, but the latest installment looks pretty neat with the co-op aspect.
How about the rest of you?
Having no more than 2 tries to clear a map is what did it for me. If you fail within 2 tries you don't go back to the beginning of the chapter that you're in, you fail the whole thing and have to start all 4 chapters from the beginning all over again with none of the gear and mods you picked up. The card elements should also have been a game mode, and not a required "feature". I really wanted to like Back4blood, but it was just a bit broken, and the developer was really set in their ways on how they wanted the game to be played. I've actually been playing a lot of L4D2 recently as well hah. I've also been finishing up my first playthrough of Spec Ops: The Line, that game has made me feel gross in a way that no game has in a while.i never played back 4 blood, but judging by what i hear people say about, the games fails mostly due to that the maps are short and the game is cluttered with rougelite elements, i know for a fact that l4d2 players gravitate to large challenging maps and like the game for its polish and simplicity, players just want to kill zombies, not to collect cards, Valve does have trouble counting to 3.