That's a real shame then. There isn't anything particularly german or ww2 or wolfenstein about it. With a few small texture changes it could have been rebranded just about anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diff-chan
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That's a real shame then. There isn't anything particularly german or ww2 or wolfenstein about it. With a few small texture changes it could have been rebranded just about anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diff-chan
I remember wishing for more guns blazing and less sneaky back stabbing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joust Williams
Time Crisis 5: Around 4.5M again but with a 1 credit clear. Earlier I tried using machine gun on the Stage 1 boss' first four porthole guns to milk for hits but didn't care for the result (worse stage clear time, and the combo bonus didn't IMO make up for it), so I went back to shotgunning them off. There are very few good places to use MG and this is NOT one of them.
Street Fighter V: I don't know why, but I just suck so bad at this. I've tried many different characters but none of them are clicking. I don't want to give up on it, but its pretty demoralizing losing to people who are obviously shit at it. If only Bison was the same as in SF4...
Chivalry: I've always been terrible at this game but I still enjoyed it, but for some reason this time around I've been getting in the top 3 players or so pretty consistently. This game has the most satisfying combat out of any game I've played in a long time. I hope more games come out with similar brutal melee combat (fingers crossed that Kingdom Come delivers the goods).
World of Warcraft: Picked this up again out of curiosity. I've been keeping it very casual and really enjoying myself. I think the new expansion is much friendlier to casual play.
I'm totally in the same boat on SFV, man. All my familiar reads are gone, I play about as well as a Labrador chewing on a controller right now.
Still having fun, but I am taking my lumps for sure. Maybe 30% win rate online? 20%? Who knows, stats are still broken.
Oddly, I was doing pretty well with SFV, despite sucking hard at SF4.
Most of my super-unsafe shit in SFIV that I could get away with thanks to the certain properties of reversals and the generous throw range is totally wiped out, I'm going through that awkward overthinking-while-playing phase instead of just jumping in and kicking ass every round.
Normals are very strong in this game!
I've been playing a whole lot of the popular computer video game Bloodborne. I haven't touched SF5 in a week and haven't even started Fire Emblem. Street Fighters and Fire Emblems are usually pretty momentous occasions in my gaming life.
I'm on the verge of going full Pineapple here.
Replaying Shovel Knight, on appraisal I think I like this better than any classic Mega Man. There's so much variety in the gameplay, they did a great job making it feel good on its own merits and not like a knockoff.
You don't ever go full Pineapple.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Robot Bit Me