Convoluted it may be, but the Subject 16 stuff - especially in Brotherhood and Revelations - makes things clearer.Nate DaZombie wrote:I've seen some of it, but I still think the story is convoluted. Problem is, it's waaaayyy too late to just give up on Desmond's story. I just hope they wrap it up well.Drewsov wrote:Guys, you've gotta play Brotherhood and Revelations. And you've gotta do the Subject 16 stuff in each game. It explains everything a ton.
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You were telling him about Buddha, you were telling him about Mohammed in the same breath. You never mentioned one time the Man who came and died a criminal’s death...
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I've got Brotherhood, and am looking forward to playing it; Revelations might be a while, and while I am greatly intrigued by the Subject 16 stuff, I don't have enough time to play to devote to that portion of the game. XD Excuses aside, I still loved the game, and while I said the ending was weird, it wasn't that it totally made no sense: it just seemed out of the blue. XDDrewsov wrote:Convoluted it may be, but the Subject 16 stuff - especially in Brotherhood and Revelations - makes things clearer.Nate DaZombie wrote:I've seen some of it, but I still think the story is convoluted. Problem is, it's waaaayyy too late to just give up on Desmond's story. I just hope they wrap it up well.Drewsov wrote:Guys, you've gotta play Brotherhood and Revelations. And you've gotta do the Subject 16 stuff in each game. It explains everything a ton.
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Well, I just beaten Portal 2 for the first time.
Good game, I think I will have to try the editor pretty soon.
Good game, I think I will have to try the editor pretty soon.
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Batman Arkham City
Beat the main Storyline. Just have to beat the Catwoman episodes, side missions, Harley Quinns Revenge, and re-beat it on Game Plus on the hardest difficulty. LOL.
Beat the main Storyline. Just have to beat the Catwoman episodes, side missions, Harley Quinns Revenge, and re-beat it on Game Plus on the hardest difficulty. LOL.
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Well, if you've got the time and want to, I can lend you my copy of Revelations. Just let me know.GarthVader wrote:
I've got Brotherhood, and am looking forward to playing it; Revelations might be a while, and while I am greatly intrigued by the Subject 16 stuff, I don't have enough time to play to devote to that portion of the game. XD Excuses aside, I still loved the game, and while I said the ending was weird, it wasn't that it totally made no sense: it just seemed out of the blue. XD
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You were telling him about Buddha, you were telling him about Mohammed in the same breath. You never mentioned one time the Man who came and died a criminal’s death...
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Whoa, sweet! Thank you; I may actually take you up on that! It'd probably be the fall, though, as I have like NO time this summer. XDDrewsov wrote:Well, if you've got the time and want to, I can lend you my copy of Revelations. Just let me know.GarthVader wrote:
I've got Brotherhood, and am looking forward to playing it; Revelations might be a while, and while I am greatly intrigued by the Subject 16 stuff, I don't have enough time to play to devote to that portion of the game. XD Excuses aside, I still loved the game, and while I said the ending was weird, it wasn't that it totally made no sense: it just seemed out of the blue. XD
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Kingdom Hearts
Good game,
to bad the disc was a bit scratched,
so I was not able to finish the credits,
so I didn't see the secret video you get for beating the game on expert mode. (But there is Youtube.)
though I am glad it was in the credits and not somewhere in the game.
I am now looking forward to Kingdom Hearts 2.
Edit: Well, I just saw the secret video.
Good game,
to bad the disc was a bit scratched,
so I was not able to finish the credits,
so I didn't see the secret video you get for beating the game on expert mode. (But there is Youtube.)
though I am glad it was in the credits and not somewhere in the game.
I am now looking forward to Kingdom Hearts 2.
Edit: Well, I just saw the secret video.
Spoiler:
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This month feels soooo complete now.
This month feels soooo complete now.
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Halo 3: ODST
You know, for whatever reason, I seriously loved this game. Like...so much. It blew Halo 3 out of the water for me. Everything that game lacked, ODST had. It actually sort of reinvigorated the entire franchise for me. The music, the atmosphere, the fact that it actually had a story...it was gold. It almost played out as an adventure game rather than a straight up FPS, at least in some segments. It was, perhaps tied into that, more story centric than H3. It also had one of the better soundtracks I've ever heard in a game. It was almost noire. O_o
Now, I imagine that if I had paid full price for it I would've been hideously disappointed in how short it was. I started and finished the campaign in a single night.
Still, this was my favorite Halo game since H2.
Seriously. Amazing game. Especially for $10.
You know, for whatever reason, I seriously loved this game. Like...so much. It blew Halo 3 out of the water for me. Everything that game lacked, ODST had. It actually sort of reinvigorated the entire franchise for me. The music, the atmosphere, the fact that it actually had a story...it was gold. It almost played out as an adventure game rather than a straight up FPS, at least in some segments. It was, perhaps tied into that, more story centric than H3. It also had one of the better soundtracks I've ever heard in a game. It was almost noire. O_o
Now, I imagine that if I had paid full price for it I would've been hideously disappointed in how short it was. I started and finished the campaign in a single night.
Still, this was my favorite Halo game since H2.Seriously. Amazing game. Especially for $10.
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Did the fact that it featured like three or four actors from Firefly help? 
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You were telling him about Buddha, you were telling him about Mohammed in the same breath. You never mentioned one time the Man who came and died a criminal’s death...
You were telling him about Buddha, you were telling him about Mohammed in the same breath. You never mentioned one time the Man who came and died a criminal’s death...