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Pretty sure Alias was just being an Ass.
Pretty sure Alias was just being an Ass.
The Love Thread (Or Just Warms and Fuzzies)
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I love gourmet candy corn.
Mmm. Blackberry
I love gourmet candy corn.
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Awesome, I'll have to go take a peak for it then.
That's out already? And its good?
Awesome, I'll have to go take a peak for it then.
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I've googled it but didn't find anything, so this is probably a stupid question, but is there a possibility of playing Borderlands for free? It doesn't really sound all that interesting but if you're having such a happygasm over it I figure it's worth a shot =P
I've googled it but didn't find anything, so this is probably a stupid question, but is there a possibility of playing Borderlands for free? It doesn't really sound all that interesting but if you're having such a happygasm over it I figure it's worth a shot =P
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It also works in reverse. I'm uber excited about Dragon Age and have been toting it around since I've heard of it. But no one else is really that excited for it. To most its just another fantasy RPG.
I tend not to trust other people's happygasms. Though to one person its the best thing ever, to me it might be horrible. Example: Bioshock. Everyone loved that game and thought it was absolutely amazing. For me, it seemed like a fairly average shooter.
It also works in reverse. I'm uber excited about Dragon Age and have been toting it around since I've heard of it. But no one else is really that excited for it. To most its just another fantasy RPG.
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Yeah, agreed. Bioshock wasn't all that great. I don't think Mass Effect was nearly as good as everybody thinks it was. But then again, sometimes you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Yeah, agreed. Bioshock wasn't all that great. I don't think Mass Effect was nearly as good as everybody thinks it was. But then again, sometimes you'll be pleasantly surprised.
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I love this song and music video
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Borderlands is better than your kid and you know it!
Anyway yeah, I have my qualms about it. I wouldn't call it brilliant, but it's something new. I can name numerous FPS's that I enjoy more, but I never thought I'd happily spend this much time and interest in an FPS. If Goldeneye 64 had listed stats for it's guns, I wouldn't have sat there comparing, I just would have played. But every time I find a new hoard of weapons in Borderlands, I run back to the first shop I can get, and play the math game where I compare until i find my best pistol/shotgun/smg/rifle so on and so forth. Even then, I'm not satisfied with the results and will often have 2 different rifles and revolvers for different purposes. I plan out everything for every enemy, and it's cool. The most I've ever had to plan for enemies in other FPS's are where to shoot. I even got so hoarded up with weapons one day, I compared every like weapon, separating them into "keep" and "garbage" piles, then went through the garbage pile, picking up the only the most expensive weapons, so I could resell them.
It's fucking ridiculous, and I never imagined myself doing this, but then again, my opinion is a little jaded as I am FAR from being an RPG fan, and any play that seems like "work" is a bitch to me, and completely devoid of my understanding
TAKE THAT BACK!
Borderlands is better than your kid and you know it!
Anyway yeah, I have my qualms about it. I wouldn't call it brilliant, but it's something new. I can name numerous FPS's that I enjoy more, but I never thought I'd happily spend this much time and interest in an FPS. If Goldeneye 64 had listed stats for it's guns, I wouldn't have sat there comparing, I just would have played. But every time I find a new hoard of weapons in Borderlands, I run back to the first shop I can get, and play the math game where I compare until i find my best pistol/shotgun/smg/rifle so on and so forth. Even then, I'm not satisfied with the results and will often have 2 different rifles and revolvers for different purposes. I plan out everything for every enemy, and it's cool. The most I've ever had to plan for enemies in other FPS's are where to shoot. I even got so hoarded up with weapons one day, I compared every like weapon, separating them into "keep" and "garbage" piles, then went through the garbage pile, picking up the only the most expensive weapons, so I could resell them.
It's fucking ridiculous, and I never imagined myself doing this, but then again, my opinion is a little jaded as I am FAR from being an RPG fan, and any play that seems like "work" is a bitch to me, and completely devoid of my understanding
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Ah, Borderlands. It's the bastard lovechild of Diablo and Fallout 3, all cell-shaded and pretty. Large maps that are somehow impossible to get lost in, criticals that rely on aim instead of a percentage, tons upon tons of weapon models, though they do seem modular at times, and a smallish-yet-elegant slew of targets to shoot, almost all requiring different strategies.
Been playing it since two days before it's first mention on these boards, it's a lot of fun
Ah, Borderlands. It's the bastard lovechild of Diablo and Fallout 3, all cell-shaded and pretty. Large maps that are somehow impossible to get lost in, criticals that rely on aim instead of a percentage, tons upon tons of weapon models, though they do seem modular at times, and a smallish-yet-elegant slew of targets to shoot, almost all requiring different strategies.
Been playing it since two days before it's first mention on these boards, it's a lot of fun
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Mass Effect was great as an RPG... though the combat of the game was lacking. A lot. The RPG elements, and the storytelling, and the conversations were all great.
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MASS EFFECT HAD 2 MENNY WERDS
No but seriously, I guess I should have expected it from a game that was obviously story driven, but a little less talk, a little more action please. Borderlands is pretty much that, which is why I love it.
MASS EFFECT HAD 2 MENNY WERDS
No but seriously, I guess I should have expected it from a game that was obviously story driven, but a little less talk, a little more action please. Borderlands is pretty much that, which is why I love it.
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This again pertains to what I said earlier. I love the game and its story... but someone like Obe would have preferred more action (and really, Mass Effect didn't do the action too well. It was okay, but not too good), hence Borderlands, a game that revells in how many guns it has.MASS EFFECT HAD 2 MENNY WERDS
No but seriously, I guess I should have expected it from a game that was obviously story driven, but a little less talk, a little more action please. Borderlands is pretty much that, which is why I love it.
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I read an acticle on MSN news, and one of the things she kept on pointing out was the '87 bazillion guns'
