ACamp1900
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This COD has traditional multiplayer modes like that. They added this mode Warzone that is 150 battle royale and only trios at the moment.
cool thanks...
This COD has traditional multiplayer modes like that. They added this mode Warzone that is 150 battle royale and only trios at the moment.
cool thanks...
Warzone is also free to play and download for people who don't own Modern Warfare, aka me.
I'd imagine I would only be Minor Trash instead of Big Trash if I had experience with Modern Warfare, but I don't, so I'm baaaaaaad right now.
So what's everyone's Xbox gamertags? We are all about to have a lot of time on our hands.
Well with the upcoming lockdown of our country i'll need some games to play. Guess I will play Dragon Quest, been eyeing it for awhile. I have high hopes for it, as I do almost any JRPG. It'll be my first Dragon Quest game though, so I'm intrigued if I'll end up liking it or if I think it's too dated for me.
I really wish that FFVII had come out on the 3rd like it was planned to. Would have been perfect.
Pffft, PC > PS4 > XBone. Get the first two, forget the last one.
I'm sure you probably saw it, but ACamp and I were discussing Dragon's Quest quite a bit a page or two back. If you have any questions, let me know. It's very old school as far as JRPGs go, and that's part of it's charm. It uses the tried and true formula of turn based combat with some added tweaks to make it interesting, like the "Pep" system that can unlock combo attacks and abilities/buffs. If you haven't watched it, check out that video I posted from Tim Rogers of Kotaku. It provides some great exposure to the game in a somewhat humorous way:
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Hopefully you're getting the Switch version if you have that console, but if not it's no biggie. The differences between the Switch and PS4/PC versions are somewhat minimal, mostly just a handful of optional quests and the addition of the 2D mode which is more fun for people that played Dragon Quest on the NES and SNES back in the day.
The 2 D mode could be more NESish imo... it def feels more 16 to 32 bit
Dragon Quest is great for my girls and I,... wife was even watching intently. I can tell this is gonna be a massive undertaking though.... Played quite a bit but feel like I haven’t done anything yet.
The game can take as long or as short as you like. The nice thing is you don't have to do a lot of grinding if you don't want to. How far in are you?
Something else I forgot to mention: If you've gotten it already, the Mini Forge can be a lot of fun. It allows you to craft or improve your weapons and armor. In the beginning it can be difficult to get "+3" items, but if you fail you can always throw them back in the forge and improve them again (Usually easier once they've already been partially improved, say to "+2"). As you level you'll obtain more striking techniques and focus to make the process easier, but of course higher level weapons and armor will require more skill to perfect them to +3. I loved hammering on my gear in the forge, there was something very satisfying about getting that "Perfect" on the screen when you got good at it.
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An old buddy of mine and I have recently started playing oldschool Halo multiplayer on the PC through the Master Chief Collection. Super fun times but man I am terrible. I'm the guy who 17 year old me would've asked to get out of my lobby.
An old buddy of mine and I have recently started playing oldschool Halo multiplayer on the PC through the Master Chief Collection. Super fun times but man I am terrible. I'm the guy who 17 year old me would've asked to get out of my lobby.
Finally getting around to Shadow of War and I love they way they used the speakers on the DualShock.
One of the main reasons it got mediocre reviews was because it came out right after Battlefront II when everyone was pissy about microtransactions and loot boxes. They fixed all of that a few months later, but the damage had been done. I picked it up on Black Friday 2018 for $10 before I even had a PlayStation.I played the shit out of that game. Found it to be much more entertaining and replayable than its ratings implied. The Nemesis system is amazing, and garrisoning each fortress with your toughest orcs was fun. Would have played online a bunch if the exploits weren't so bad.
One of the main reasons it got mediocre reviews was because it came out right after Battlefront II when everyone was pissy about microtransactions and loot boxes. They fixed all of that a few months later, but the damage had been done. I picked it up on Black Friday 2018 for $10 before I even had a PlayStation.
One of my favorite dynamics is the way dying is integrated into the storyline. You can be playing a totally immersive game like Red Dead 2, fall off a cliff, die, and then... respawn back at your campfire like nothing even happened. I like the way Shadow of War acknowledges that you died and then there are consequences in the world.
I started 'Shadow of Mordor' two different times, loved it both times, but never finished it for some reason.
(Was I attracted to it because it's like if LotR and Assassin's Creed had a baby? Who can say?)
Does 'Shadow of War' have the same mechanics in terms of open-world exploration and some climbing/parkour thrown in, or did they do away with the open-world areas in favor of the siege mechanics?
Gonna buy it for 8 bucks right now. Big LOTR and open world fan so I assume I'll like it.
Except it's not kid or wife friendly, so not ideal in that regard.Should definitely add it to your list of promising quarantine time wasters.
I've gone all the way down the rabbit hole with CoD Warzone.
I ordered a wireless headset with a mic last night, because I got frustrated that I couldn't shout "LEFT LEFT LEFT" to my teammates as we got outflanked in an apartment complex.
I AM getting better, finally.
I'm probably averaging a whopping FOUR kills per match now that I'm figuring out how the map works and how to best arm myself as the match progresses.
I finished in 5th place in a solo last night with 6 kills. If I wore an Apple Watch, it probably would've pinged a warning about my heart rate as the circle closed and I got into a firefight with two other people. Fun stuff.