After I got over the whole "I just like having a physical copy" thing, the one drawback for me that was causing me to not go full digital was the memory space. I didn't like the idea of having to keep track of how much space was being used and how much was left and I didn't feel like going through the whole process (however easy people say it is) to upgrading my hard drive.
But like a year and a half ago I realized (which Im sure everyone else already knew, but I don't pay attention so am slow to learn these things) that the PS4 installs the whole damn game anyway. So whether I bought the game in retail or digitally, it took up the same amount of space regardless which immediately made my one hold out entirely moot.
So, now I just buy things digitally. Cause it just doesn't matter anymore...
If you sync it up with the WiiU version the two new characters will also be playable on the WiiU version
I would imagine the same would be true for any other new characters they announce (like Linkele).
I haven't played the Wii U version in a good long while, though, and I am not that invested in the Zelda universe, so while new characters have historically been more than enough to convince me to buy (SW4-II), I don't think I will this time around.
Dynasty Warriors, Samurai Warriors, Warriors Orochi...all that jazz. Way into those games...Dynasty Warriors 2 is the game that largely introduced me to games in general. Before then, I didn't care about games at all. Have extensively played every Warriors game ever since.
@redhotchilimist: This show is pretty dramatically different in tone than the other Marvel TV/movie properties. It's much more grounded, gritty, and violent. Daredevil isn't going around performing miraculous feats of agility in a sparkly new Avengers style outfit - he's just a dude wearing black with a bandana over his face going around beating the hell out of dudes. You should really give it a shot.
Makes you wonder if there will be much cross over between Daredevil characters and the other Marvel tv shows series / movie franchise in the future.
They do hint at more fantastical things, at least four different times. But they're subtle. Have a feeling future seasons will start to explore Matt's connection with The Hand and what not, which could lead to him being a little more involved with the mainstream stuff, slightly.
I couldn't see Daredevil and co. intertwining with the more family friendly show Agents of Shield. I could imagine Rosario Dawson's character on Luke Cage and Ironfist Netflix series when that comes out. Could be wrong but I read somewhere that Rosario Dawson's character is based on a former Luke Cage love interest.
She's an amalgamation of the Night Nurse, of which three have existed. Kinda like a nurse who patches up the super hero community when they need it. She's worked closely with Doctor Strange, as well, if memory serve.
@redhotchilimist: This show is pretty dramatically different in tone than the other Marvel TV/movie properties. It's much more grounded, gritty, and violent. Daredevil isn't going around performing miraculous feats of agility in a sparkly new Avengers style outfit - he's just a dude wearing black with a bandana over his face going around beating the hell out of dudes. You should really give it a shot.
Makes you wonder if there will be much cross over between Daredevil characters and the other Marvel tv shows series / movie franchise in the future.
They do hint at more fantastical things, at least four different times. But they're subtle. Have a feeling future seasons will start to explore Matt's connection with The Hand and what not, which could lead to him being a little more involved with the mainstream stuff, slightly.
It's fine with randoms if everyone knows how to play their class. The goal is simple and everyone knows what they have to do (kill the monster) so everyone is going to be actively looking for the monster, the key is getting paired with people who know their class (and their character, since even the characters in the same class play very differently) so they can effectively pull their own weight (trapper needs to get that dome up (and not get downed immediately otherwise the dome goes down), medic keep everyone healed/alive, assault has to be in there and dealing damage, etc)
It is hit or miss, if you're paired with players who don't understand the role they have to play, it'll be a tough time. Alternatively, if you are up against a monster player who doesn't know what he/she is doing, it'll be a very easy fight.
It can get frustrating with people running off on their own and get eaten by a plant and are too far away to get to them in time. But as the game is out longer, the people who know what their doing will float to the top, I'm sure.
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