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Brady, it's twisted, but I used to ride my horse into the deep necks of the woods where bears roamed, and I would charge a bear, shoot my horse in the head so I got flung off, and then I would fight the bear with a knife and see how long I could last. That was intense.
Knife fights with bears are definitely intense. Those things never want to die, no matter how much you hit them.
Anyways, I'm off to bed. Have a good one, guys ;)
Yeah, I've seen tons of Let's Plays for that game, and it does seem cool. Not really my kind of game, however. My heart belongs to the 3rd person action adventure genre.
Brady, have you had any interest in 'Watch Dogs,' then? It doesn't look interesting to me, but perhaps you might like it.
I've had my eye on it, and it looks cool but I won't buy it just yet. I'll probably save it for when I jump to next-gen, whenever that may be, since it doesn't have me dying to play it like some other games.
Speaking of RDR, someone from Take Two has said that it's a "permanent franchise." Might this be the mysterious Rockstar project that is slated to release by March 2015?
http://www.playstationtrophies.org/news/news-13283-Red-Dead-Redemption-is--A-Permanent-Franchise--Says-Take-Two-s-Zelnick.html
Bully 2 would be great too. I wonder if they'd keep Jimmy as the protagonist or change it up like they usually do?
It's definitely going to be released, but only after Rockstar delay it dozens of times or hide it from the public as is the usual. The good thing about them is that though they tease us they always come out with a great product that gives you lots of bang for the buck.
They talked about a sequel to 'Bully' quite a few times as 'GTA V' was gearing up for release, so I wonder if that will be the one they release. Either that, or it's nothing new, just a next-gen version of 'GTA V' or something like that.
Yes, as a matter of fact, I was a little disappointed with GTA5. It was an improvement over GTA4, but still not as good as the PS2 GTAs.
In terms of driving, physics, and story, 'GTA IV' > 'GTA V.'
I heavily prefer 'GTA IV' to 'GTA V.'
Driving and physics... again, I saw little difference. I never had a problem with the cars in GTA4, and in GTA5, they were pretty much the same. I felt the story was a great improvement, but that's not saying much considering GTA4's story was pretty limp compared to the earlier games (GTA3 certainly seemed like it had more going on).
Overall, I don't feel either one was better than the other. Both of them, despite their improvements, feel like downgrades from the PS2 games. Maybe this has a lot to do with the fact that the stories in the PS2 games satirized specific events in history, as opposed to the current day relating to the games, which we all already know are f*cked up.
The driving was much much different in V. All of the cars were arcade-y, and lacked the awesome drifting/steering abilities like the cars in IV had. I absolutely loathed the driving for V, and because people didn't want to take the time to learn how to drive in IV, Rockstar changed it for V, which really disappointed me. The physics were (for some reason) dumbed down in V, as well. You could smash a car into a wall at 100 MPH and only end up with a few dents and scratches, whereas in 'GTA IV,' your car would twist and smash in and smoke and get all kinds of messed up.
I do miss the PS2/Xbox GTA games, those were wildly entertaining, but IV will always stand as my favorite. V was a massive disappointment to me. Bad story, bad characters, bad driving (which is a huge focus for me in open-world games that contain cars), bad physics, and one of the most broken online systems I've ever utilized. They also talked up big heists in 'GTA Online,' but...the game still lacks them, doesn't it? The upgraded visuals and controls couldn't save the game for me. I'm in the minority, but the game was a big disappointment.
Rambo: The Video Game
I have now unlocked the 'A Far Cry' perk, that has allow me to take advantage of the Infinite Wrath/Infinite Ammo glitch. Because of the glitch, I have manage to earn two stars on two more missions. I haven't got a clue how 3 stars are earned. :-?
Fallout 3
Ok, so I was in Megaton, when Moriarty asked me to detonate the bomb (from a safe distance). I went and told Sheriff Simms, whom went and confronted Moriarty. While Simms back was turned, Moriarty shot him in the back and walked away. I felt really shitty about getting Simms killed, so I took what I could use from his corpse, put on his overcoat and hat (now looking like a post apocalyptic gun slinger), and headed out across the wastelands to do some good in the Sheriff's memory.
Why did I not buy this superb game before?
It really is fantastic. Did you get the GOTY edition with all the DLC? It sounds like you did, I think that's Mothership Zeta.
It is indeed the GOTY edition. I wasn't sure whether to buy this one, or the standard edition. Because I don't use my PS3 online, any DLC would be useless to me. The GOTY edition was the only copy in stock, and as it turns out, that those extra missions aren't DLC, they're actually on the disc.
I will keep you updated along the way. I don't know how far from Point Lookout I am, but I have a backlog of quests to get through.
Currently starting a new game of Red Dead Redemption- I forgot how good that game was!