Originally posted by cdtm
Romance alien booty in Mass Effect. Talk to Ashely immediately after. "So I heard you have a thing for Liara".WHEN??
I can only assume everyones a major gossip in this game. That, or they leave the speaker systems on all over the ship.
Dude, it's a small ship. How can they not see Sheppard having crazy awesome alien sex with smoking hot blue alien.
Hell, you even need to walk through the medical wing to get it.
7 bucks for Shadow Broker is pretty good as well.
It's about 9 hours of content for ME3 DLC. It's about 7 hours for ME2 DLC. And most of it's good.
If price is an issue, I would go with Shadow Broker, Citadel, Leviathan and Arrival. All 4 add story to the overall franchise or at least fill in gaps that were not provided throughout the main story.
PS3 got Lair for free with the Trilogy pack.
And Xbox owners got zip. I almost bought the trilogy package from a place called Game Xchange, which I wanted to give my business to over Gamestops. Even asked them if it had most of the dlc packed on it. They let me believe it did, and even added up all the dlc into one price, as if to say "see what you're saving!"
Ended up backing out when they couldn't even confirm if it was a new or used copy, did some research on the trilogy. Headed down to Gamestop the next day, to buy the disks separately.
Yeah, I'd rather buy from an evil corporation with honest employees, if that's my alternative..
I play Geometry 3 Dimensions all the time, in additions to other games. It's like crack.
And you can't fault Sierra for content. I pony'd up the 15 dollars at launch without complaint, because of the series pedigree, and they kept on adding additional content since. At no extra cost.
In a world where people charge 2.99 for a skin, giving away dlc that triples campaign mode, adds an more weapons, and grants access to every single mode from the past games all the way back to the first Geo Wars is damned impressive.
Anyone play the Zone of the Enders HD collection?
I have them on PS2, and hear the remakes are pretty laggy, but I'm interested in the harder difficulty levels originally only available in the European release.
Does it actually make the game harder? And how, just by upping the enemy hp and making them cause more damage? Or with AI improvements?
Because, the AI is what makes it easy..
Originally posted by BentleyWhat do you mean you're going to miss discussing games here? Are yoy quitting KMC or something?
Mario Maker, it remains an awesome game and I just did a fun Giant Mario level 😄Man, I'm going to miss discussing games here, do you guys frequent any decent gaming forums that aren't too niche nor too retarded?
I'm on Gamefaqs under Jmanghan, but I mostly post in the Gladiator Begins subforum.
Bastion's awesome! Got it as a gift on steam from a friend who had an extra copy, and I bought it all over again on the Xbox.
Also been playing the PS2 version of Persona on and off. It's probably one of the better Jrpg's out there. The whole "relationship" gameplay might not be for everyone, though, as it's essentially packing a visual novel into a conventional jrpg and switching back and forth between them..
I am current playing the first Diablo. Except I'm playing a remake of it that was made using the Neverwinter Nights toolset. It's pretty awesome and a huge amount of attention to detail was put into this. They were even able to include all the music and voice files from the original game. From that familiar music that plays in the town to the stuff that plays in dungeons. It gives it a lot better atmosphere when the music and the NPC's sound just like they did in the original.
The mod is well over 30 hours long and it took 2 years to complete so the people who made it put a ton of work into it and it's not like they were getting paid for it. My character is a sorcerer and I just barely was able to defeat "The Butcher" earlier today.
Mods like this are one of the reason the NWN community is still around today even though the game came out in 2002. Yet you have people still making new mods for this game to this day, some of them staggering in scope. It essentially gives the game almost endless replay value. Not only do they have custom modules, but there are also mods made for things that already exist. I found a mod for the tv show "Firefly" the other day.
There are some pretty cool mods that take place in the Lord of the Rings universe and also the Dragonlance universe. People have also turned several tabletop adventures into mods. There is a "Tomb of Horrors" module. There are mods based on the "Eye of the Beholder" series. Some of the people that worked for the company that made NWN also worked on some of the fanmade mods, though unofficially and for free. There are also mods called "Persistent Worlds" that are basically multiplayer mods that can only be played online. Some of them still have a lot of people playing, but I never play them because I don't like playing games online with people so I stick to single player mods.
If anyone is interested you can get mods from here, it also has mods for NWN 2, but I don't play the second one was much as I play the first one:
I just recently completed this mod, which in it you play as Khelben "Blackstaff" Arunsun, which for those who don't know is a powerful wizard from the Forgotten Realms universe and a peer of Elminster.
http://neverwintervault.org/project/nwn1/module/perchance-dream
Just got "Victor Vran" on steam: