That was actually the exact point I stopped playing. That pissed me off so much.
I've unlocked some borderlands 2 items, but I can't figure out how to get them to apply to the game. They don't show up in BL2, and clicking 'download now' in Poker Night 2 for those items does nothing.
Ditto.
You need to have a SHIFT account. Go to the extras menu in Borderlands 2, make a shift account, confirm it with your email, then they should unlock. You will also get a gold key for the key chest in Sanctuary. If you want more keys, follow the gearbox twitter. They give them out pretty often.
What's worse is ...
It's neither of them. All the murders in the Homicide section are frame jobs by one guy.
Oh fuck off. I'm glad I didn't get that far.
AshburnerX - Finished Poker Night 2 as well, all achievements but the 1% and quite enjoyed my 10hrs of gameplay for $5.
I couldn't handle the unskippable conversations. Having to wait 30-45 seconds for some random story to finish that's been repeated every game I've played in order to check and get the next card down became too much.
Completely baffling is that the first game had options to limit this nonsense.
Completely baffling is that the first game had options to limit this nonsense.
Okay, this is bullshit... because of a problem with Steam, I didn't receive the achievement for winning GLaDOS's bounty item in Poker Night 2... so I didn't get the achievement and didn't receive the items associated with it. The only fix for this is to delete my save and complete the ENTIRE GAME OVER AGAIN. Otherwise I can't receive the Longfall Boots for my Scout or the Portal 2 skin/head for Borderlands 2.
What utter bullshit. I know it's just 8 hours but come on...
What utter bullshit. I know it's just 8 hours but come on...
Yeah... I'd rather not get banned over a pair of boots.
I finished Operation Anchorage, again as the first thing I did in Fallout 3, so now I have a ton of sweet equipment, but I have no where to keep it so I'm basically crawling across the wasteland now, carrying over double my maximum load. Where does one store their equipment safely in these parts?
Go to Megaton. If you talk to the Sheriff, he will give you a quest to turn off the unexploded nuke in town. If you do so, the town will give the empty house in town for your own personal use.
Alternatively, you can talk to Mr. Burke in the bar in Megaton and he'll give you something to alter the bomb with. Do that and then go to Tenpenny Tower. Talk to Mr. Burke and Mr. Tenpenny and they'll explode the bomb, destroying Megaton and everyone in it. In thanks for your dastardly deed, you get caps and can get a room in Tenpenny Tower for your stuff.
You're no fun at all.
I really like that it doesn't end the Wasteland Survival Guide questline though, pretty hilarious.
I've played way too much classic Tetris this week.
Finished XCOM: Enemy Unknown.
Did the sound completely fuck-up during the final cutscene for anyone else? The sound effects went low and the voices became staticy and blaring. Anyway, final mission was kind of a letdown after all the others, but that's really inconsequential after the rest of the game was so much fun. It's rare that I keep coming back to a new game like this because the gameplay has me hooked without much of a narrative.
Next time I'll have to name my soldiers and make them look like my friends. For fun.
Did the sound completely fuck-up during the final cutscene for anyone else? The sound effects went low and the voices became staticy and blaring. Anyway, final mission was kind of a letdown after all the others, but that's really inconsequential after the rest of the game was so much fun. It's rare that I keep coming back to a new game like this because the gameplay has me hooked without much of a narrative.
Next time I'll have to name my soldiers and make them look like my friends. For fun.
From the faces, Hulk Hogan is an easier build than loved ones. Though that reminds me, I wish you could control or influence what roles soldiers would take. You had as much chance of him being a medic as a rocket launcher guy.
Today I beat Adventure Time: Hey, Ice King, Why'd You Steal Our Garbage?!! with 99% completion. Final 1% was Jake's final move, but considering how the final boss battle phases went, I doubt I needed it. It was a lot of fun, though with how the finale goes, you could almost imagine the game-makers realizing they needed to throw one more event on there to make it a good finish.
The playtime on this is pathetic though. 99% completion, and I don't rush through games, I fought lots of extra battles getting food and power-ups I didn't need all the time (I took near 20 hours to go through Bioshock Infinite, for comparison) ... my 3DS says my total time was less than 5 hours. That's ... ass. People said it was 6 hours and with my plodding along I figured I'd get 8. Nope. I see there's a New Game+ mode, but it doesn't sound like anything of value (enemies have double HP, and you get some bombs instead of levels. Woo). Honestly, not worth $20. Maybe $10.
That too. You can pack so much into these little 3DS cartridges. Kingdom Hearts 3DS has full voice acting. Devil Survivor Overclocked has full voice acting and that's with a bunch of optional voice-acted subplots and the five or six alternate last quarters of the game. With the Adventure Time game already being so small, there was no reason they couldn't have had it fully voiced instead of just the occasional soundbite.
Except that really, the 3DS version is a lazy port of the DS version. I'm pretty sure all you get different is that the 3DS version is slightly less expensive (for some reason). I have a feeling this game was in development for a long time and was originally going to be just a DS game and it was shifted to improve sales a la Twilight Princess. This also explains why even though I've only seen season 1 of Adventure Time, there's almost nothing I didn't recognize.
Not sure I'm gonna keep this one. Gamestop will give me $10 for it, which breaks the price down to what I feel it was worth and lets me put something towards Donkey Kong Country Returns for later this month.
Yeah, I really wish the AT game had a couple more hours in it, because it's a lot of fun.
Found and re-installed Sid Meier's Pirates (The Firaxis remake, not the old DOS original).
Then it was 3 hours later and I had to go to work. Dammit.
I swear that Sid Meier maintains his youthful looks and joviality through the time sucked from his consumer's gaming.
Then it was 3 hours later and I had to go to work. Dammit.
I swear that Sid Meier maintains his youthful looks and joviality through the time sucked from his consumer's gaming.
Started playing DC Universe Online a few days ago. As an MMO, it's not awesome. It feels a bit simplistic.
That said, it's a hell of a time sink. I started playing a little after dinner last night, and my wife had to nudge me at 11:30 to come to bed. I thought I'd only been playing a couple of hours.
That said, it's a hell of a time sink. I started playing a little after dinner last night, and my wife had to nudge me at 11:30 to come to bed. I thought I'd only been playing a couple of hours.
Weird. I was just coming over here to say I just reinstalled Sid Meier's Pirates! and lost 3 hours to an odd time warp phenomenon in my living room.
GasBandit
Staff member
It's simplistic because it was developed to be a console MMO. That said, it still manages to tide me over when I get to jonesing for City of Heroes' character design process. It's not QUITE as good, but it's close enough. If you wanna know what else I think about it, it ain't bad since it's free, but I wouldn't pay for it.
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So the other day I popped in the original Legend of Zelda and started playing the 2nd Quest, and it was awesome because I realized that I had never actually beaten the 2nd Quest, so it was almost like I was playing the first game for the first time all over again!
...Three days later I was still looking for level 4.
...Three days later I was still looking for level 4.
GasBandit
Staff member
Last time I played I was bummed to discover they had "consolidated" some powers... now all stealth abilities are just regular invisibility. I liked my mind power to disguise as an NPC in PvP. It was neat fluff that I was really disappointed to lose.
