The first game is really good, although it could get glitchy sometimes. I pick up the gty version used for under $20. Four unique playable characters and a Game+ mode along with all the included dlc will keep you buissy for a long time.
Gearbox pretty much took everything that was good in the first game and improved it dramatically. There is much more distinction between the look, feel, and characteristics in the diffrerent gun makers. Although this is hit or miss for some, Hyperion and Bandit guns kind of suck, but have their uses. The story and over all production is way better. And the ability skills are much more useful this time around and can be customized giving each class more than one way to be used. And even with out the dlc it is a huge game with lots of stuff to do and find. I'm on my 8th play through and I'm still finding stuff that I had missed on previous play throughs.
Well I didn't have internet when I played the 1st game and I still had a lot of fun with it. Admittedly my first couple of expiriences playing BL2 on line were not so great. But I keep going on and have actually met and befriended some good players who know team work and are always down to dupe any good gear they may have.I play with them whenever they are on. I still join games, sometimes the people suck, they might be annoying kids or sometimes they are dickish grown ups. But its realy just like meeting people in real life, the good ones are hard to find but they are there if you look hard enough.
I have always been curious of the Hack games , but most of the reveiws were mixed. Had no idea they were worth so much.Sounds like you got some real bargins.STill got my PS2 copy of Beyond Good and Evil but I ended up getting the HD digital version because non HD games look like crap on my TV and this game deserves to be played in HD. I need to get the HD Okami too.
The toughest boss that I have ever beat was Dracula in Super Castlevania IV. This fight takes flawless timing and patients and a little luck because he likes to randomly teleport , sometime right on top of you. After many attempts over about a month or two I sat down one Sunday afternoon determined to beat him. Took more tries than a can count and about 2 hours but I finaly got him.
Toughest boss or bosses I should say that I have yet to beat would be Ruby and Emerald weapons in Final Fantasy VII. Emerald has a time limit and Ruby pretty much forces you to fight him with a single party member, he will always knock your other two guys out and keep knocking them out if you try and revive them.
I'm an old school arcade rat so your dead on with the arcade stick. And the home versions of these have come a long way. And maybe its just me but I usually have three main characters. Typicaly a balenced one, a fast one, and a bruiser. This way I have some flexabilty, and I can throw a wild card at my opponent. And being good with a character most people don't play as helps too. I liked Zangeif and played him often in all his incarnations. So most people are used to fighting the ai version, and try to use the same tactics against me, which epicaly fail. You won't fire ball me into a corner or out sweep me. I can get in close, scoop you up and set you on your head. Zangeif also has really good reach and his feirce attacks are obscenely powerful. And since most people don't play as him they don't really get a true feel for what he can do. This method worked for me in Tekken with Yoshimitsu and Jack also.
Yeah, thats how I discovered this series. I nabbed a used copy of the GTY version of the first game and have been obsessed ever since. The Siren rules, she's probably my second favorite character. The Mechromancer Gaige is still holdind top spot for me.
I plan to go back to the 1st game eventually. I have a single play through with Mordicai and Lilith, so there is a lot left to do. Didn't have internet then so I never got to play multiplayer. I'll add you for sure. But yeah give it about a year and you'll probly be able to get the GTY edition with all the extras.
Yeah, solo play is not bad but this game was realy designed with co-op in mind. None of my friends are gamers despite my attempts to convert them,lol. So I just started jumping into games and although I did run into some assholes, I have been lucky and actually met a handful of cool people who understand team work and are not loot hogs. I got almost all my legendaries from these guys duping them for me, often without me even asking. But if your playing on the PS3 just add me, because good teammates really are kind of hard to find. My PSN ID is sifusong78.
Yeah , I've been hearing about this. Apparently you can win some realy cool exclusive heads and skins buy playing it. Not a big fan of poker but if its not too expensive I'll have to check it out. Borderlands seems to be hot or cold like that for folks, you either love it or hate.
