Katphood
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How frustrating? As a gamer, I've got a very low tolerance for games that make me frustrated. I give up on games quite easily if I feel more like tossing my controller across the room rather than continuing on. There is a small platforming section towards the end that can get really annoying, I posted a screenshot of it a few days ago in the Pictures of Your Games thread. There is also this other part with these things called Giant Amoebae.They are spherical creatures that slide towards you and explode on contact, so you have to shoot them before they reach you, and if you want to get rid of them for good, you have to shoot the Amoebae Pore. There are many pores and taking out any of them requires you to empty half of the clip on the damn thing(keep in mind that ammo can be scarce at times, depending on how you play the game). But the game is awesome overall, if you enjoy playing fps games in general you should definitely check it out.
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Finished Metro 2033 and I must say it's definitely on my "Top 5 FPS Games of all Time" list. The Atmosphere, the gunplay and the enemies death animation were simply stunning. Some sections towards the end of the can get you frustrated though. Going for Stalker: SoC now. Downloading the Stalker Complete Mod right now. Guess it couldn't hurt to try it out because I did play the vanilla version way back in 2007 and it leaves a lot to be desired in my honest opinion.
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Dear devs, if I want to play an fps game, I'll play an fps game and expect not to run into any inane platforming sections, ESPECIALLY IF IT'S TOWARDS THE END OF THE GAME!
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Fallout 3 goty with a couple of mods installed: NMC's Texture Pack Performance Lost in Light Weapons Retexture Project DC Interiors Combo Edition(which doesn't seem to work properly)
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Torchlight. I really like how the game allows you to choose your own play style. I am a mage right now, wielding a magic sword with one hand and a wand with the other. I also throw those ice bolt thingies like grenade on the badies from safe distances which is an extremely fun thing to do when you have hoards of small critters rushing towards you.
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Keeping an eye out for the S.T.A.L.K.E.R games to go on sale.
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Still rugged!
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I love the Saints Row games, but the new GTA trailer just killed SR4 for me.
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I was watching Cowboy Bebop: The Movie the other day, man I never get tired of this opening scene which is followed buy this other awesome scene! Though I personally prefer Japanese voice+English subs, it sounds more authentic that way.
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Torchlight!
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Not much, it's summer and all that stuff. Tried playing E.Y.E but got distracted buy Planescape: Torment again! I also spent watching some more dog videos on youtube. I am thinking of adopting one. My favorites happen to be the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel so far. The CKCS seems to be easier to maintain from what I have read, but I still prefer a PWC to any other breed, they are simply adorable.
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Yes, but my main problem with the game is not that, it's the awful writing. The story and the characters are boring as hell.
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E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy
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If you guys like the humor in Sacred 2 you might wanna try Two Worlds 2 as well: You can buy it from this neverending bundle, it has been around since god knows when: http://www.bundlestars.com/all-bundles/bundle-seven/ There are also the 'Grotesque Tactics' games(which are basically a parody of nowadays crpg's), but I haven't tried them yet.
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Finished Call of Juarez: Gunslinger...awesome game. One of the best shooters in recent memory. Absolutely worth 15 bucks. It's also worth mentioning that the story gets better and better as you progress through the story mode and the finale was just awesome. You're welcome. I'd definitely go for Hunted because Brink is more like a multiplayer experience, no decent single player. Hunted on the other hand has loot, single player, co-op and two humorous characters.
