What are you playin'?
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Morbidrealities
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Backlog due to work, school, and family has me playing Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. It's alright I guess.
I was looking at getting that for PC. Reviews have been generally favorable. How is it?
besides the hours it took to fully install because of the internet being hacked the other day I have only tried the campaign mode and so far it is bad ass. I am going to get on xbox live with my army buddy that lives in MD and do the online with him so I will let you know how the multiplayer is. Its still the same controls as the other battlefield games same feel just different era of war.
HKaltwasser
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BF1 on PC. Graphics are great, game play is pretty good too. Just make sure you have a decent rig to run it.
Flyingswords
Active Member
Was playing Resident Evil Revelations 2 again. I hate those cloaked flyers that can only be revealed through smoke bombs. That little girl, Natalia is no help either. LOL
Well PlayStation 3 is likely the last console I'll play online games with.
Got CoD infinite warfighter with remastered MW, download the massive file and try to play online. To play it online, you need a $60 yearly subscription!!
I stuck with PlayStation through the years because they always had free online play, and at first with the PS4, it was $20, more than I wanted to pay but I did. Now $60?? No thanks!
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Got CoD infinite warfighter with remastered MW, download the massive file and try to play online. To play it online, you need a $60 yearly subscription!!
I stuck with PlayStation through the years because they always had free online play, and at first with the PS4, it was $20, more than I wanted to pay but I did. Now $60?? No thanks!
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HKaltwasser
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Time to migrate over to the PC world. No subscriptions, buy the game and be done. You can buy different versions of the games just like consoles.
Currently I'm bouncing between these titles on PS4 (PSN: Amblo2u)
The Division
Just Cause 3
Dirt Rally
GTA V
No Man's Sky
I will say, Tom Clancy's The Division is epic, in both storyline and gameplay. The cover system is the best I've seen and allows fierce firefights to break out and end in the blink of an eye. It's part RPG and part shooter, and is really well balanced. The multiplayer is also seamless, allowing you to team up with any player in any safe house and head out the front door (seamlessly) into a post-apocalyptic (very plausible) New York City to patrol the streets together.
My brother (who's a video game developer) tells me the game uses Ubisoft Massive's "Snowdrop" engine and he even says it's an incredibly well-built engine with some rather unfeasible abilities when it comes to texture replacement.
It's impressive and will probably be the single game I play the most between now and Tom Clancey's Ghost Recon "Wildlands" releases on March 7th. That game is The Division's basic appearance + loads of polish + 90% of Bolivia + ultra-dynamic everything + open-world operators liberating Bolivia from cartels and is also seamlessly multiplayer.
The Division
Just Cause 3
Dirt Rally
GTA V
No Man's Sky
I will say, Tom Clancy's The Division is epic, in both storyline and gameplay. The cover system is the best I've seen and allows fierce firefights to break out and end in the blink of an eye. It's part RPG and part shooter, and is really well balanced. The multiplayer is also seamless, allowing you to team up with any player in any safe house and head out the front door (seamlessly) into a post-apocalyptic (very plausible) New York City to patrol the streets together.
My brother (who's a video game developer) tells me the game uses Ubisoft Massive's "Snowdrop" engine and he even says it's an incredibly well-built engine with some rather unfeasible abilities when it comes to texture replacement.
It's impressive and will probably be the single game I play the most between now and Tom Clancey's Ghost Recon "Wildlands" releases on March 7th. That game is The Division's basic appearance + loads of polish + 90% of Bolivia + ultra-dynamic everything + open-world operators liberating Bolivia from cartels and is also seamlessly multiplayer.
Flyingswords
Active Member
been playing this again Metal Gear Solid 5.
