The graphics are no longer sprites, but cel-shaded, 3D world. The communication barriers between players are pretty much gone entirely. Simultaneous worldwide release, meaning everyone gets to be excited at the same time.
Let's say I'm walking along, battling npc's and whatnot, and one of my friends comes online. I get a little notification on the bottom screen saying so, and it even shows me their little player avatar. At any time, I can tap that avatar and ask to trade, battle, share goofy little videos that you can make, or just voice chat, all without having to go to a pokemon center. When trading this way, you can even trade directly from your stored pokemon boxes, without having to go take out the pokemon that you want to trade.
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Man, some of the later levels are brutal. I missed this kind of Mario game, I'm loving it. Getting all the Star Coins isn't just about finding hidden areas, either, some are skill-based (jumping on enemies over a death pit, etc).
I think one of my main issues with it is that I've already played all the other New SMB games on the DS and the Wii, so by the time this one came around, it was just kind of tiresome. I'm assuming you hadn't seeing as you said you missed that type of game.
Maybe he means the challenge. Don't know if you've tried New Super Mario Bros 2, but it's the easiest Mario game I've ever played.
But you can buy the Luigi version stand-alone, right?
I feel like this right now, and it makes me sad.Everyone without a 3DS:
I don't believe so.
Actually, there really isn't any reason NOT to only play as one character once you get your base going. Coffee and soda are common things that you get from your locker, so you never have to worry about tiredness. Really, the only reason to switch around is if you kind of suck at the game and get injured or to train people to better fight when you aren't playing them. Otherwise there is no reason to ever switch from the first guy you get.
You can play her how you want and not be crippled, but later in the game, Lilith's elemental buffs will really make the best weapon for her the Maliwan Hellfire - an SMG. But the Maliwan Volcano - a sniper rifle - is also an excellent choice for her.
Ajax's Spear is pretty darn good, yes. It's an Atlas weapon, so that comes naturally. However, if you're playing the game in chronological order, it doesn't come until very late in the second-to-last DLC. You can get a hellfire and volcano pretty easily by or in the Trash Coast.
I find it depends on the class in BL2, and even on the build. Anarchy-spec Gaige with a good quad shotgun, even if it isn't orange, is a completely gamebreaking murder machine.
If you have the charged slag perk, does that effect all of the shots from her shotgun at once or does it only effect a single pellet of it? Because if it's all of them... my god.
Not sure. Honestly, with her damage, I've never even needed slag. With a Jacobs Texas Quad, she pretty much one-shots everything, sometimes getting multiple things with one shot. Using "The Fibber," she solos Terramorphous in 30 seconds (with 2 other people in game, so he's 3-player difficulty level).
I really need to pick up the GotY version that is coming out for PC. I have it for 360 but it's kind of pointless to buy the DLC when I can get it all for free with the GOTY version.
It's so very worth it. Hell, the Tiny Tina DLC alone would be worth the price. It's got a gun that shoots swords that explode into more swords that explode.
Having played it on Xbox, I can confirm that the actual gameplay IS fun. However, there are a few problems...
