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War for Cybertron. Just got it so I can be ready for Fall of Cybertron and holy crap I love it. It's used so the campaign freezes up every now and again, but the multiplayer is amazingly fun.

Saints Row III is my current project. Last game I beat (or at least finished playing with) was the Elder Scrolls: Skyrim.

The last game I played and beat was Saints Row the Third.

In the process of replaying Pokemon Red.

Just completed the 2008 Alone in the Dark on the 360 with full Gamerscore.

Never. Again.

Probably head back to Persona 3: FES - The Answer.

It's easier just to link you to a big list of every game I played over the last two weeks. Also Pokemon Black and Final Fantasy III.

DC Universe Online. I'm getting in all I can because I'm going to have to deleate it before I get Fall of Cybertron and Borderlands 2. Don't have the hard drive space

Bayonetta. Oh my god, my sides hurt.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:DC Universe Online. I'm getting in all I can because I'm going to have to deleate it before I get Fall of Cybertron and Borderlands 2. Don't have the hard drive space

If you try really, really hard you can hit level 30 in a weekend. Maybe a weekend and a couple extra days. But, unfortunately, despite 30 being the level cap, level 30 is where the game starts. It's not uncommon to hear people say that your combat rating is you real level, which is true, you'll hear group requests advertising or asking for CR, level is totally irrelevant.

CR is based on your gear, by the way.

Also, most people consider the PC version better, since you don't have to deal with PSN's crappy download rates. PC has much better load times, too, so there's that. And I'm on there, and I can totally get you the hook up on some of the better equipment. (Knowing a couple of CR52s has it's benefits)

BeastProwl wrote:Bayonetta. Oh my god, my sides hurt.

Is it that funny?

Shadowman wrote:

Dr. Heavy B wrote:DC Universe Online. I'm getting in all I can because I'm going to have to deleate it before I get Fall of Cybertron and Borderlands 2. Don't have the hard drive space

If you try really, really hard you can hit level 30 in a weekend. Maybe a weekend and a couple extra days. But, unfortunately, despite 30 being the level cap, level 30 is where the game starts. It's not uncommon to hear people say that your combat rating is you real level, which is true, you'll hear group requests advertising or asking for CR, level is totally irrelevant.

CR is based on your gear, by the way.

Also, most people consider the PC version better, since you don't have to deal with PSN's crappy download rates. PC has much better load times, too, so there's that. And I'm on there, and I can totally get you the hook up on some of the better equipment. (Knowing a couple of CR52s has it's benefits)

Not to concerned about getting to level 30. Mostly because I split my time between three character, and may make a forth for sh*ts and giggles.

Also. My PC is buggy enough as it is, I don't play games on it.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:Not to concerned about getting to level 30. Mostly because I split my time between three character

Premium? Even I didn't go premium in my short time playing on PS3. Of course, I'm not calling you out or anything, I think I've spent more money on this game after it went F2P than I have on most non-free games. Culminating in me actually buying a Legendary subscription.

It's nice to have an unlimited wallet, let me tell you.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:and may make a forth for sh*ts and giggles.

That's the only reason to make a fourth character. I'm still planning on making Captain Cowboy. (Spoiler alert: He's a cowboy)

Dr. Heavy B wrote:Also. My PC is buggy enough as it is, I don't play games on it.

You'd be surprised. My computer is well below the minimum requirements for Arkham City, and I can run that perfectly fine. The first time I ran the game, it even told me I couldn't run the game. And then I ran the game anyway.

I'm starting to think Minimum Requirements are just a suggestion.

Shadowman wrote:

Dr. Heavy B wrote:Not to concerned about getting to level 30. Mostly because I split my time between three character

Premium? Even I didn't go premium in my short time playing on PS3. Of course, I'm not calling you out or anything, I think I've spent more money on this game after it went F2P than I have on most non-free games. Culminating in me actually buying a Legendary subscription.

It's nice to have an unlimited wallet, let me tell you.

I got the flash DLC for no reason other then because I wanted lightning powers. How that isn't standard, I'll never know

Shadowman wrote:

Dr. Heavy B wrote:and may make a forth for sh*ts and giggles.

That's the only reason to make a fourth character. I'm still planning on making Captain Cowboy. (Spoiler alert: He's a cowboy)

Spoiler: Name's taken, guaranteed. I don't know by who, but everytime I make someone, it takes 20 minutes to find a name not taken. I did not want to name my guys "Captain Centigrade" or "Electric Vengence", but those were all I can think of.

Shadowman wrote:

Dr. Heavy B wrote:Also. My PC is buggy enough as it is, I don't play games on it.

You'd be surprised. My computer is well below the minimum requirements for Arkham City, and I can run that perfectly fine. The first time I ran the game, it even told me I couldn't run the game. And then I ran the game anyway.

I'm starting to think Minimum Requirements are just a suggestion.

Maybe, but when seibertron.com slows down my computer, I think gaming might be a bit of a strech.

The last game I played was the Splinter Cell HD remake. I like the Splinter Cell series. But this sucks because it's neither the PS2 version or the Xbox version. It's the crappy PC version. So there's nothing special about it besides it has trophies (I'm playing it on PS3). I have DCUO. I like it and it's a fun MMO.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:I got the flash DLC for no reason other then because I wanted lightning powers. How that isn't standard, I'll never know

The Green Lantern/Sinestro Corpse powers are pretty sweet, let me tell you.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:Spoiler: Name's taken, guaranteed. I don't know by who, but everytime I make someone, it takes 20 minutes to find a name not taken. I did not want to name my guys "Captain Centigrade" or "Electric Vengence", but those were all I can think of.

Man, don't I know it. I was lucky to get a good name for my main early on, before everyone started playing and all the good names got taken.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:Maybe, but when seibertron.com slows down my computer, I think gaming might be a bit of a strech.

Yikes! Might be time to upgrade.

The last game I played was Mass Effect with the extended cut add-on, first I thought that the developper had really improved their mistakes on the original game, but not really in my eyes, sure the endings looks much better and are more logical now, but when I played the game with the free add-on I thought that they had mde a new ending inside the game which you could unlock about talking to the AI and also I thought that you could save Anderson from death but I thought wrong, and when I played the ends I just thought, okay, maybe we can't really complain for something what you could download for free, or even though you can get what you can get and when it's free, it's nothing...

Jazz813 wrote:The last game I played was Mass Effect with the extended cut add-on, first I thought that the developper had really improved their mistakes on the original game, but not really in my eyes, sure the endings looks much better and are more logical now, but when I played the game with the free add-on I thought that they had mde a new ending inside the game which you could unlock about talking to the AI and also I thought that you could save Anderson from death but I thought wrong, and when I played the ends I just thought, okay, maybe we can't really complain for something what you could download for free, or even though you can get what you can get and when it's free, it's nothing...

They specifically told us it would be the same ending, just expanded on to be clearer and less confusing and abrupt.

Jazz813 wrote:The last game I played was Mass Effect with the extended cut add-on, first I thought that the developper had really improved their mistakes on the original game, but not really in my eyes, sure the endings looks much better and are more logical now, but when I played the game with the free add-on I thought that they had mde a new ending inside the game which you could unlock about talking to the AI and also I thought that you could save Anderson from death but I thought wrong, and when I played the ends I just thought, okay, maybe we can't really complain for something what you could download for free, or even though you can get what you can get and when it's free, it's nothing...

I enjoyed the endings (never played the game, read the spoilers/watched youtube). Its as close to realistic as posible. No matter what you say, no matter what you do, no matter what choice you make, you die. Just like in real life. Thats it. Everything leads to death. Sometimes its diffrently colored, but the results are the same. Dead.

It's very zen when you think about it.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:

Jazz813 wrote:The last game I played was Mass Effect with the extended cut add-on, first I thought that the developper had really improved their mistakes on the original game, but not really in my eyes, sure the endings looks much better and are more logical now, but when I played the game with the free add-on I thought that they had mde a new ending inside the game which you could unlock about talking to the AI and also I thought that you could save Anderson from death but I thought wrong, and when I played the ends I just thought, okay, maybe we can't really complain for something what you could download for free, or even though you can get what you can get and when it's free, it's nothing...

I enjoyed the endings (never played the game, read the spoilers/watched youtube). Its as close to realistic as posible. No matter what you say, no matter what you do, no matter what choice you make, you die. Just like in real life. Thats it. Everything leads to death. Sometimes its diffrently colored, but the results are the same. Dead.

It's very zen when you think about it.

Yeah, except people don't like all their hard work to end with "You die, thanks for playing." Dying is only supposed to happen when you fail.

Shadowman wrote:

Dr. Heavy B wrote:

Jazz813 wrote:The last game I played was Mass Effect with the extended cut add-on, first I thought that the developper had really improved their mistakes on the original game, but not really in my eyes, sure the endings looks much better and are more logical now, but when I played the game with the free add-on I thought that they had mde a new ending inside the game which you could unlock about talking to the AI and also I thought that you could save Anderson from death but I thought wrong, and when I played the ends I just thought, okay, maybe we can't really complain for something what you could download for free, or even though you can get what you can get and when it's free, it's nothing...

I enjoyed the endings (never played the game, read the spoilers/watched youtube). Its as close to realistic as posible. No matter what you say, no matter what you do, no matter what choice you make, you die. Just like in real life. Thats it. Everything leads to death. Sometimes its diffrently colored, but the results are the same. Dead.

It's very zen when you think about it.

Yeah, except people don't like all their hard work to end with "You die, thanks for playing." Dying is only supposed to happen when you fail.

But thats the best part of it. Do you know how many people put more effort into that game then they did their own lives? Losing sleep over every choice? You don't have to agree (and somthing tells me you don't) but that epic trolling by bio-ware was just amazing. The butt hurt over people on the internet was just the icing on the cake.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:

Shadowman wrote:

Dr. Heavy B wrote:

Jazz813 wrote:The last game I played was Mass Effect with the extended cut add-on, first I thought that the developper had really improved their mistakes on the original game, but not really in my eyes, sure the endings looks much better and are more logical now, but when I played the game with the free add-on I thought that they had mde a new ending inside the game which you could unlock about talking to the AI and also I thought that you could save Anderson from death but I thought wrong, and when I played the ends I just thought, okay, maybe we can't really complain for something what you could download for free, or even though you can get what you can get and when it's free, it's nothing...

I enjoyed the endings (never played the game, read the spoilers/watched youtube). Its as close to realistic as posible. No matter what you say, no matter what you do, no matter what choice you make, you die. Just like in real life. Thats it. Everything leads to death. Sometimes its diffrently colored, but the results are the same. Dead.

It's very zen when you think about it.

Yeah, except people don't like all their hard work to end with "You die, thanks for playing." Dying is only supposed to happen when you fail.

But thats the best part of it. Do you know how many people put more effort into that game then they did their own lives? Losing sleep over every choice? You don't have to agree (and somthing tells me you don't) but that epic trolling by bio-ware was just amazing. The butt hurt over people on the internet was just the icing on the cake.

I put more effort into the game than I do in life and the endings pissed me off. I even had to go to the hospital because I was so pissed at the endings that I had heart problems.

Dr. Heavy B wrote:But thats the best part of it. Do you know how many people put more effort into that game then they did their own lives? Losing sleep over every choice? You don't have to agree (and somthing tells me you don't) but that epic trolling by bio-ware was just amazing. The butt hurt over people on the internet was just the icing on the cake.

Imagine if you went to the movies, and at the end, the screen went to black, and the main character jumped out and kicked you in the balls. That's why people are so mad, they loved the story, and it ended so poorly.

Shadowman wrote:

Dr. Heavy B wrote:But thats the best part of it. Do you know how many people put more effort into that game then they did their own lives? Losing sleep over every choice? You don't have to agree (and somthing tells me you don't) but that epic trolling by bio-ware was just amazing. The butt hurt over people on the internet was just the icing on the cake.

Imagine if you went to the movies, and at the end, the screen went to black, and the main character jumped out and kicked you in the balls. That's why people are so mad, they loved the story, and it ended so poorly.

Awesome. I would not have seen that ending comming. Movies these days are to predictable.