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@CL60: MGS breaks the fourth wall on several occasions. Disc swapping is one thing, Psycho Mantis in MGS 1 is the best of the best. First reading your memorycard, THEN reading your controller to match his actions.

As a norwegian non hunter, why the fuck would I own a gun? That's just stupid.

I am so stoked for this game I can barely contain my orgasm.

@Humanity said:

@Giefcookie said:

Most likely because no one owns a Move.

Or also the fact that PS3 is all about video games and JSJ apart from having a really awful name, has almost nothing to do with videogames as you don't even look at a TV. They would have to price it at below $5 or so for anyone to really care about purchasing what essentially is something you might find in a quirky 100 Party Games compilation.

Awful? This game's name is the best I have heard in a long long time. It's genuis actually, because once you've haeard it you probably won't forget it. Also, the game sounds great and I would love to play it - but I'm agreeing with you on your last point, the game does sound a bit small.

Was going to get Skyrim, bought Bethesda Complete Pack. Now I'm looking at The Walking Dead, and earlier today I bought Catherine Stray Sheep Edition. What a day.

I think anyone would be more likely to succeed if they got their own story arc and could do their own stuff with the characters. The problem is almost never the IP, but the stupid tie-in to a movie.

@Zaxex said:

35 staffers? I assumed Max Payne 3 was made by hundreds of people.

Probably was too, but as the gaming industry is known for, most of them are hired for that project.

@The_Laughing_Man: True, but the Backburner does in my opinion not give a setup of three weapons as complete as this setup does. Flaregun? Why give away your position when you want to stay "hidden" waititng for the attack?

Playing a lot of Pyro, and I think I have gotten to the conclusion of this setup as not only the best for the Pyro, probably the best setup for any class over all (if that is actually possible given the variousness of the class).

Main: Degreaser. Why? Fast weapon switch, cheap airblast

Secondary: Reserve Shooter. Why? Crits on airborne targets, usefull on enemies airblasted a bit too far away or enemies jumping to avoid fire. Also, fast weapon switch, that when combined with the Degreaser you change weapons instantly - quite handy when shooting or chopping down enemies.

Melee: Axtinguisher. Why? Crits on burning players.

The Degreaser does low damage by itself, but the firedamage is not the point here. The point is to set people on fire, airblast them then to either shoot them or hit them with the axe, wich is done in less than a second. The cheap airblast on the Degreaser makes it that much better to deflect projectiles, and makes it easy to put out burning team players.

The only drawback with this setup is that you don't have any kind of long distant attack, but the Pyro is mainly a close quarters fighter anyway, so it's a cheap tradeoff in my opinion.

Can't really compare them. SR 2 was better than GTV IV, but GTA San Andreas/Vice City is probably better than SR will ever be in most departments. Also, I have no idea where both series are going from here, SR 3 was a let down, and after GTA IV I don't are much for GTA V.