Elite

No, there are too many ways to play, and more importantly too much money in PC games for it to ever go away.  I don't just mean for developers, but for hardware manufacturers too. If you put the effort in (and don't just ship crappy ports) the rewards in the PC market are astonishing... ask Valve or Blizzard.  Unfortunately, that is a less interesting story in many peoples eyes...    

This forum is getting meaner by the day... try leading your targets mate.  There is bullet velocity, which suggests a small time delay before it'll hit a target.  If it's moving left or right, just aim a little to the side, see if that helps?

kongregate

Sry to revive this thread a week later but... kinda seemed stupid to post a new one for the same reason really.  Here's another one, it's a mashup of the co-op wave survival in an fps and something like audiosurf.  You feed in your custom soundtrack, and the game will scan it and interpret it as a series of waves...with particular weapons, spec, and spawn location... and more importantly this will ...

 People will quickly move to another franchise if it offers what this game does not.  It is that simple.

Nah, the more I see of it... the happier I am.  It looks great.  Not long till we can all play it at last.

Definately worth checking out, just finished playing a few rounds and it's a lot of fun.

You could make the combat last longer and be more epic I guess, fewer fights but longer and more meaningful (greater xp rewards)... but then you have the problem that when a server is busy people have nothing to fight as the mobs are occupied.  Also run the risk of boredom... or the inability to stop playing quickly once you commit to a fight.  I guess you could make the grind ...

I would recommend any except nwn2.  If I could only pick one it would be NWN... the single player is a little less enjoyable than the others, but with the expansions it now comes packaged with you'll have 3 campaigns, lots of races and all the classes up to lvl 40.  Last time I checked the online community is pretty good still too, with loads of handmade persistant worlds to mess around ...

I often think I've come up with great game ideas, only to think them through properly to realise they would be terrible.  They are usually wierd, niche things that would struggle to sell two copies.    The latest is an open world groundhog day, set in a bladerunner-esque city.  Every morning you wake up on the same day, same time... whether you die, or the time reaches midnight.  As a law enforcement ...

2 more weeks...

I do with PC games, while they install.

I'm on my fourth.  The first three were older builds though, the one I have now has had no problems at all.

1. World of Warcraft 2. Counter-Strike 3. Diablo 2 4. Neverwinter Nights 5. Modern Warfare (COD4)

While it might be a decade too early, I do not think this award is undeserved.

An infestation on an intergalactic zoo, with pseudo-zombie giraffe.  Or more of the same... set a decade later, with two new weapons.  I'd buy either.

Yeah, it's not a perfect game, but that is a fair price.