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#1 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 6 months ago

PC multiplayer is fun so far, though I got into a Gun Game match on an official Treyarch server just now and the connection issues were so bad, that everyone dropped out and I won 3,000 CP.  So, no complaints?
 
Seems like multiplayer is having some issues at the moment, but outside of that Wager match, everything's worked fine for me and it's a lot of fun. 
 
And I don't even mind getting killed by the RC car. That thing is hilarious.

#2 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 6 months ago

I don't much care for nearly every song from the last decade in the game (exceptions for Lasso, No One Knows, a couple others), but most are pretty fun to actually play, so no real complaints there. 
 
But for me, it's probably Need You Tonight that's the worst. I've always hated INXS and playing that song in Rock Band has not changed anything. Oh, and Rock Lobster, another song I don't like, NEVER ENDS. Ugh. 
 
Overall, though, I think they did a nice job with the soundtrack. A little too heavy on newer stuff, but that's cool. 
 
@Timma1083: How can you hate Outer Space?!?!?!? That song is the bestest.

#3 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 6 months ago
@RsistncE said:
" I think us GB users could organize our own Black Ops TNT on the PC, since I'm pretty sure Jeff meant Thursday. Someone PM me if you're interested! "
I was gonna say, let's just have our own PC TNT. I'm in!
#4 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 6 months ago

Dance Central has it right. Why even let my hand hover to part of the screen where there's nothing to select? 
 
That's, I think, the main Kinect UI's biggest problem. It treats the hand too much like a mouse. I mean, over 90% of the screen has nothing for me to actually click or interact with. So why give me the option? Dance Central's menus are completely intuitive and they feel really nice.

#5 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 6 months ago

Played a little bit of this last night. A few things:
 
1. It's adorable. 
2. The game is colorful and pretty, but the graphics are definitely not Pixar quality. Don't get your hopes up in that area. 
3. It's way more of an actual game with a story than you'd expect.  
4. It's adorable.

#6 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 7 months ago

It should be noted that that's how much they earned IN THE FIRST MONTH. The Mann Co. update came out September 30.  
 
Granted, a lot of people probably bought a bunch of stuff right away and won't buy the same items again, but damn. Valve is the best.

#7 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 7 months ago

This is pretty fun so far. Only a couple stages in, but it's cool. My five-year-old son is a big old-school Sonic fan and is going to love it. Sonic sometimes feels a little sluggish, not as light and quick to accelerate as the original games, but it's not all that bothersome. Each stage feels really large, especially vertically, so it looks like there's a good amount to explore. Looking forward to playing it some more this weekend. 

And I'm not ignoring your question, @FreakAche, I'm just not the best guy to answer it. 

#8 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 7 months ago

Think what you want, but I play Alpha on Peaceful. The survival aspect can be pretty fun, but I enjoy building. And not just building, but building things out of things that I also built. That's more satisfying to me than playing another game with zombies in it.   
 
No one's misunderstanding anything. The game lets you play it however you want. Turn on the zombies and call it a survival game if you'd like, that's cool. But don't act like people who don't are somehow doing it wrong.

#9 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 7 months ago

Mine just arrived down here in Orlando, Florida.

#10 Posted by MayorFeedback (668 posts) - 2 years, 7 months ago
@dankempster said:
" @drhans: Based on your description of your experience with The Saboteur, it sounds like Just Cause 2 might offer the kind of experience you're looking for. That game has a metric ton of stuff to blow up long after the main story missions are over. It's on PC, 360 and PS3, and a sizeable demo can be downloaded from Steam, LIVE and PSN respectively, so it might be worth looking into. "
Haha, YES.  That's another good example. I'm not actually looking to play anything like The Saboteur, just wondering aloud. However, I did S-rank Just Cause 2 PC earlier this year, so I definitely agree with you. =)

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