I've just been playing Guild Wars 2 to the exclusion of all else. That makes it rather exceptional, considering I'm itching to get back into Sleeping Dogs and missing the feeling of slamming down a Straight Flush in Full House Poker.
What's even worse it that my first week in GW2 was just exploration, this week I've got the crafting bug thanks to Matt's recent tutorial video, and next week I'll probably jump into PvP, and World PvP, and then there are the Dungeons to be delved into.
And pets to collect.
And achievements.
And bank expansions to invest in.
Borderlands 2 seems to be lurking just around the corner now whereas before GW2 it seemed to be miles away. I guess that's a good thing.
Posted 12:17 on 02 September 2012
rbevanx
Well I finished Ghost Recon Future War which all round was meh.
Most of the levels made you do the same thing over and over and it didn't help a lot of the levels when they just copied and pasted each half.
The best level design though which was a good level as well and got you doing new things was the Moscow level, which reminded me of Battlefield 3's attention to detail but that was the only level where I felt they put a little effort in.
The best level though is when you are on your own and you have to infiltrate a base and save a politician.
All in all if someone is reading this and haven't played it, don't bother and if you really wanna check it out I would strongly suggest to rent it first.
Been playing a bit of Tentacles on Windows phone which has a poor response on the toucj screen for the game but I'm close to finishing it though, but will end up back on it in another few months knowing me.
I'm currently busy with Prototype 2 which so far has been really good fun and the game save is telling me I have done 30% of the game which isn't much but I think that includes side missions which I have been addicted to and are great fun.
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VG_Dave@ rbevanx
Why does that happen with Ubisoft's squad-based games? I remember the same being true for Rainbow Six Vegas 2.
FantasyMeister
What's even worse it that my first week in GW2 was just exploration, this week I've got the crafting bug thanks to Matt's recent tutorial video, and next week I'll probably jump into PvP, and World PvP, and then there are the Dungeons to be delved into.
And pets to collect.
And achievements.
And bank expansions to invest in.
Borderlands 2 seems to be lurking just around the corner now whereas before GW2 it seemed to be miles away. I guess that's a good thing.
rbevanx
Most of the levels made you do the same thing over and over and it didn't help a lot of the levels when they just copied and pasted each half.
The best level design though which was a good level as well and got you doing new things was the Moscow level, which reminded me of Battlefield 3's attention to detail but that was the only level where I felt they put a little effort in.
The best level though is when you are on your own and you have to infiltrate a base and save a politician.
All in all if someone is reading this and haven't played it, don't bother and if you really wanna check it out I would strongly suggest to rent it first.
Been playing a bit of Tentacles on Windows phone which has a poor response on the toucj screen for the game but I'm close to finishing it though, but will end up back on it in another few months knowing me.
I'm currently busy with Prototype 2 which so far has been really good fun and the game save is telling me I have done 30% of the game which isn't much but I think that includes side missions which I have been addicted to and are great fun.