[quote]RATTLEHEAD wrote:
[quote]En Sabah Nur wrote:
[quote]RATTLEHEAD wrote:
[quote]En Sabah Nur wrote:
[quote]csulli wrote:
[quote]GrizzlyBerg wrote:
[quote]csulli wrote:
Okay I’m pretty good at Titanfall now. I don’t know what your experience has been, but I actually had the most success just leaving my titan in AI guard mode while I stayed on foot. I’ve been using the smg, sidewinder, and stim pack. Really fun game.[/quote]
You playing this on the PC?
If yes, how are the graphics. Heard they suck as far as a PC game goes. [/quote]
They are subpar imo. But the gameplay more than makes up for it.
I will say this though, I can’t play these new games with mega insane highest settings anymore, so I don’t really know how it looks maxed out. For the settings I’m running though it doesn’t look as good as most games on my PC.
It’s about time for a new rig though honestly. Mine is over 4 years old. The fact that it can still run cutting edge games with decent graphics amazes me. It was fucking top of the line when I got it.[/quote]
I ran it at 1080p with the settings maxed out and it still didn’t look good, but like you said, it is fun.
Don’t know if I’m going to play it long term, while it is fun, it’s way to similar to Call of Duty. And I’m a little tired of the run-and-gun, twitch-shooter experience. Back to Battlefield, and it’s issues, I go I suppose…
So for someone who likes action games (i.e. Ninja Gaiden, DMC, etc.), and likes playing them on the hardest settings, would Dark Souls be a good fit for me? Been thinking about waiting until it comes out on PC though, but I’d like to give it a try.
Oh, and who here has played Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes. While it is a bit on the short side, I’ve loved what I’ve played and I’m super stoked for Phantom Pain.[/quote]
Dark Souls is really nothing like DMC or Ninja Gaiden, the combat is entirely more weighted and has a natural rhythm to it. To sound cliched, it is ‘realistic’. You will spend most of your time hiding behind your shield or dodging, learning the enemies move set and waiting for the opportune time to attack. Also, the respawn system is unique. Rather than feeling like you are starting back at a level or boss where you just died and have to repeat until you are successful, death in Dark Souls doesn’t really set you back (except for souls and humanity) so it sort of feels like a continuous momentum in the game.
Sadly I have to wait to play Ground Zeros, love the cutscenes though. Kiefer was definitely a better choice for Big Boss considering how much more serious the game’s tone is compared to previous titles. Did you play it with the enemy tagging system? I plan to try and do it without cause it seems to easy with that.[/quote]
Was going to try to play it on the hard difficulty with all that crap, i.e. tagging system, the alerts, etc., turned off. But man, the gameplay is good. Calling a helicopter in the hot zone to extract someone, and fighting everyone off 'til it gets there, is AWESOME. The graphics, open world, dude…you have to play it…
And dammit I need to get the Remastered FFX too, as well as inFamous Second Son.
Sigh…too many games…[/quote]
Just completed Ground Zeros there, wow. Even on PS3 the graphics and gameplay are incredible. I was massively impressed by just the little things like snake rolling over to either side when aiming in a prone position.
Awesome game. Phantom Pain is going to mind blowing.
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Most definitely.
If you haven’t already, you should try some of the side ops missions. The one I’m doing right now has me trying to kill two targets in the base, but one of those bitches keeps moving around every time I try to get close to him. Super fun.
Oh, and for anyone who has a PS4, you should get inFamous Second Son. The gameplay and graphics on this game are unbelievable.
