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I will remember that.

I'll be starting the game after my wife is done watching cops so I'll let you know how it goes.
 
You can also summon pals in to help you during the game. I've never done it. But also, players can invade your game with the goal of killing you...(you become the boss). It's kind of annoying, but a fun challenge at the same time.
 
I just started and have died at least 4 dozen times and lost over 1,000 souls.

It's a good thing Gamefly let's you keep games as long as you want because I see long breaks from this game in my future.
 
I just started and have died at least 4 dozen times and lost over 1,000 souls.

It's a good thing Gamefly let's you keep games as long as you want because I see long breaks from this game in my future.

I don't blame you. I'm on a break from both Dark Souls games with zero desire to pick up where I left off, even though I know there's an awesome flamethrower weapon just ahead.... The games really suck you in though once you really devote time and effort into them. One of the most challenging games out there. An average or careless mistake and even low level monsters can take you down.
 
Playing Uncharted 4, just finished one of the most amazing car, jeep, bike, armored vehicle chases I've ever played in video games. The genius of this chase, the destruction, the deaths, it was simply unbelievable.
 
If you have 30 minutes to burn, turn off your brain and watch Kung Fury on Netflix. It's good for a tongue through the cheek laugh, you have to appreciate the effort put into it though.
 
Imagine a world in which the letter M is taken out of all written and spoken forms. Amongst the ashes of civilisation, a federation of combatants seek to rebuild society town by town via a touring promotional speech competition. Through some peculiar stroke of chance, I happen to have the opportunity to join this federation - but there's a catch; I must create a uniquely defined character who at the very least gives off the impression of physical compitence. Sir Jeff, Deliverer of Mail, in your expert opinion, how should I go about creating such a character?

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Also how have you been?
 
Imagine a world in which the letter M is taken out of all written and spoken forms. Amongst the ashes of civilisation, a federation of combatants seek to rebuild society town by town via a touring promotional speech competition. Through some peculiar stroke of chance, I happen to have the opportunity to join this federation - but there's a catch; I must create a uniquely defined character who at the very least gives off the impression of physical compitence. Sir Jeff, Deliverer of Mail, in your expert opinion, how should I go about creating such a character?

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Also how have you been?

I'm gaining weight, like right now, as I'm writing this, I've gained half a pound I'm sure. In a weeks time I get scanned to see if my cancer is spreading anywhere.

To answer your first question....let's talk about wardrobe first....is this new character somebody normal? Is he a retired banker? Is he on vacation from studying to be a master warlord? Let's just assume he is, then he should wear black robes with spikes on them, his bald head covered in skeletal lightning bolts. His knee high boots reminiscent of Gene Simmons in Demon form from K.I.S.S. His name could be Frash Diamondslice. He's just learned to breath fire and accidentally sets his pals ablaze at random times.

Frash does his best to get the Federation leaders attention by coming up with new phrases like, "Meditation means more monstrous mutilations, man.". Trying to get the letter M back into the main stream language. But after repeated attempts at impressing the leader, he continues to get held back......


.....until one day he evolves into a cyborg-zombie-dragon and gives the leader a FATALITY, with a flawless victory behind him his ego gets the better of him and he banishes the letter -M- from the English language, thus history repeating itself.
 
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Really, really trying hard to like Witcher 3 for the PS4. It got high praise on the review pages but I just can't find anything I really like about it. It's not bad, but it's not amazing like I've read. It reminds me of Skyrim but without making your own character. The game seems gigantic like Skyrim but I just can't get into this storyline.

It feels like I'm playing a game with a great outline, but missing some guts. The main character is great, but navigating a cave with jet fueled camera controls can be annoying. Constantly moving the camera to get a better angle is driving me crazy, there has to be a better focus camera than that.

Some of the boss battles are actually pretty boring, the boss battles I've played are you and whoever is with you at the time, chipping away at his massive HP for 30 to 45 minutes while the boss goes through his set attacks over and over again, making most of them pretty easy to predict. If you have a pile of food and water they can be dealt with easily.

I feel I'm forcing myself to play this game when I turn it on.
 
I also have those issues with Witcher 3 (minus the camera troubles but that might be a PC thing), but I've got a stack more of them. I don't even hate the game or anything, it just happens to be something not for me. The visuals are indeed beautiful, but as someone who doesn't care for visuals unless they're so bad they detract from the game it means the game has to stand up on its characters alone. I have a few tiers of video game characters, and Witcher 3s cast tends to fall in between "so corny and cliche that looking at it from a comedic standpoint is the only way I can enjoy it" and "oh Jesus Christ where are the language options?! I need to get rid of these voices before I tear my face off" so I'm either laughing at the game or screaming to drown it out.

Obviously that suggests I've got some sort of personal vendetta against the game or something, but honestly I have things I like too I swear. I like how if you go into combat with a dark souls mentality the game basically acknowledges that you've already mastered a swordy fighty game and proceeds to bow its head for slaughter. Exploring is really fun too. Oh and Gwent is amazing - I only stopped playing the game after I realise I was just trying to get to the next Gwent guy.

Basically once you go dark souls you don't go back :p
 
I also have those issues with Witcher 3 (minus the camera troubles but that might be a PC thing), but I've got a stack more of them. I don't even hate the game or anything, it just happens to be something not for me. The visuals are indeed beautiful, but as someone who doesn't care for visuals unless they're so bad they detract from the game it means the game has to stand up on its characters alone. I have a few tiers of video game characters, and Witcher 3s cast tends to fall in between "so corny and cliche that looking at it from a comedic standpoint is the only way I can enjoy it" and "oh Jesus Christ where are the language options?! I need to get rid of these voices before I tear my face off" so I'm either laughing at the game or screaming to drown it out.

Obviously that suggests I've got some sort of personal vendetta against the game or something, but honestly I have things I like too I swear. I like how if you go into combat with a dark souls mentality the game basically acknowledges that you've already mastered a swordy fighty game and proceeds to bow its head for slaughter. Exploring is really fun too. Oh and Gwent is amazing - I only stopped playing the game after I realise I was just trying to get to the next Gwent guy.

Basically once you go dark souls you don't go back :p

The video game boob's on that naked witch taking a bath were good, for naked video game boob's. :)
 
It just took 11 hours 25 minutes for Elder Scrolls Online to install on my Xbox One. It was fun staying up all night keeping the Xbox refreshed. Even better when the internet crapped out for an hour starting at 2:52 AM right until 3:55 AM. Stranding it at 97%. Now when I wake up Sunday it'll probably want me to update the fucking thing for another 5 hours. Next gen my ass.
 
Omg watching my goddaughter play Elder Scrolls online. She turned to me and yelled,"I found Jesus!"

I looked to see a Jesus look- a- like run out of this village, jump on a bear and ride off. I had tears running down my face it was so funny.

#JesussavesinElderScrolls
 
Playing Journey for PS4. I'm thoroughly confused why this is considered a good game according to the internet. I'm 1.5 hours in and the most I've done is press up and X or O occasionally. There is zero challenge here, trudging through sand, flashing a magic chime to make my character absorb cards so it can jump....that's all I've done for nearly two hours.
 
Journey complete. Good for a free romp I suppose. Nice visuals. If you're into some long walking games.....this is the game for you. I feel I wasted my time though. :shrug:

Didn't even clue in that these other creatures who walked with me now and then were actual people online playing the game as well, the credits just told me.
 
Anyone playing Black Ops 3 ?

Here is my favorite set up.....

Specialist : Scythe : Reaper class

Main gun: Kuda - Optics: BOA 3
Quickdraw
FMJ: Increased bullet XP.
Stock

No secondary gun.

Lethal: Trip mine
Tactical: Shock charge x2.

Perk: Overclock.
 
Wrapped Injustice last night, pretty good fighting game. I don't recommend going online and playing the pros there...juggled me until I had 3/4 of my energy gone before I was even ready. Complete BS. Roommate came along and we had some epic Catwoman vs Wonder Woman battles. WW and Catwoman are two badasses in this game with a ton of special moves and great speed. Nightwing is pretty awesome too.

Move of the game is Doomsday pounding you through the earth and out the other side, wild visual.
 

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