I much prefer it to WoW’s “were gonna play for 4 hours tonight” raid model.
I gave up on WoW after 2 weeks and even I know 4 hours is short for a raid in that game
I much prefer it to WoW’s “were gonna play for 4 hours tonight” raid model.
Most guilds did 2-3 nights a week.
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So I can't complete "Keep Your Insides Inside" in Borderlands because Dr. Zed isn't there. Apparently this is a glitch from the original releases that they never bothered fixing?
honestly xcom2 isn't too hard except in the beginning because your squaddies suck (same as any xcom game). Actually I take that back, once the chosen start showing up it gets wayyyy more annoying and hard since they can develop resistances/immunities to techniques you use on them. They can be a fucking nightmare to deal with (especially if they show up during chrysalid attacks). I should never have tried to do ironman with that DLC enabled ;_;Started up XCOM 2 last night and played for a few hours. I think the changes they made for the world map view and base building are really cool but it takes some getting used to coming from ~60 hours of playtime in the first one. The "new" classes have some cool abilities, too, so that part is still fun, but holy shit does the game as a whole feel harder. I never did any ironman play-throughs or even on the harder difficulties (I'm on veteran) but I'm surprised how much I find myself reloading from autosaves during the missions. Although I do remember it being significantly harder in the first XCOM before you get good weapons and armour for your squad. Still enjoying the challenge, though.
do coop with a host who's so early in the game they haven't gotten to that mission yet!
Oh, the host has to be starting play-through 2 also, not 1, since that mission is a replacement for the buy a shield one. It’s like the third mission. They’d be the one initiating/completing it.That was the first thing I tried. Said I was "Inelligibile" for the mission and did nothing when I talked to Dr. Zed. I'll try again, I'd rather not start over but whatever, it's Borderlands, I'll just zoom through the story missions until that one before Co-oping.
Oh. I’m still on my first playthrough
That shouldn’t be in your log yet! Nice bug. Maybe it will clear when you start playthrough 2 yourself then.
Been having fun playing/goofing off in WoW lately. I faction changed one of my main toons to Alliance from Horde recently to help with unlocking the new races. I've always been a full-on Horde player, so it feels really strange to be playing Alli--still unsure that I like it haha! Mostly I just wanted to make a Lightforged Draenei and be a hoity toity paladin, but the Kul Tirans seem kind of cool too.
bloodborne is definitely NOT the first souls style game to learn on. It's the fastest paced and demands that you learn how to properly counter/dodge basically immediately. DS1 and DS2 comparatively, let you turtle up with shields, which is really the best option for first timers imo. There are shields in bloodborne but they're not common, and by the time you get a decent one you'll have spent most of the game getting good at dodging/countering, so they're not really useful.I stopped playing after a couple months of the new expac cause I hated it. Did they back off on the stupid thing with gear having random effects instead of stats? Are you still supposed to be constantly farming CRYSTAL POWER or whatever it was called? I think the other problems I was having were mainly due to everything feeling slow and wallowy thanks to the gear being so trash (largely because of that new system basically removing haste/crit from the endgame). Everything was SO slow that I could only get one character to max level while still managing to do instances/etc since going back to the other characters to level them felt like torture, while with the previous expansion I was having a blast and got like 3 characters to max level almost back to back. By the end of Legion I had max level of every class besides DK scattered between horde and alliance.
I did unlock all the races that were available at the time of leaving (Kul Tirans weren't out yet). Void Elves were cool. They looked like a much cooler version of blood elves and had a great racial ability, but the big trade off was no spinning jumps!!!
I tried playing Bloodborne for the first time today. I've never played any of these games before. I think maybe I'm just too bad at games. I got squashed by the first boss (Clerical Guard or whatever? Big werewolf thing) about 10 times before my splat of thousands of souls decided not to spawn after a death so I couldn't recover it, that made me rage quit. Before that I was fairly calm about the whole thing, even though it felt like I was fighting the goddam camera far more than fighting the boss. I'd roll behind the boss, hit him a couple times, try to roll away, my entire screen would show nothing except boss arms, it seemed like I was stuck against the wall but I couldn't see anything, YOU DIED!!!!
bloodborne is definitely NOT the first souls style game to learn on. It's the fastest paced and demands that you learn how to properly counter/dodge basically immediately. DS1 and DS2 comparatively, let you turtle up with shields, which is really the best option for first timers imo. There are shields in bloodborne but they're not common, and by the time you get a decent one you'll have spent most of the game getting good at dodging/countering, so they're not really useful.