zombie2011

Apples and Oranges

You should play RDR 2 first or do a little more reading about the game before bringing up this argument.

They are made and sold in volume so you'll find them second hand but might be a few years.

Leviathan and From Ashes are required in my opinion. Leviathan explains the origin of the Reapers and From Ashes has Javik expanding on Protheans.

Citidel is fun side stories/team building.

Omega is unnecessary unless you really want to go back to Omega to shoot up the place.

I believe the Creative Director of RC went on to become CD of Halo 5 which is shows in the final product being kinda similar to Republic Commando.

That being said, I prefer my squad shooters to be kinds light in management like a Halo 5, Gears or Mass Effect. I mostly like squad shooters because of the team banter and the feeling that you aren't alone in the fight.

Focusing just on getting a certain games MP maps is difficult, since the game has so much content spread across and a 4 year old player base. Best bet is just to pick my game mode, I have very little trouble finding team slayer games when I booted up the game a couple weeks ago

Forza Horizon 3 had some amazing DLC! The Blizzard Mountain DLC brought snowy mountains to the Australian setting and The Hot Wheels DLC installed bright orange tracks and loop-the-loops over the ocean front.

I would love something similar to Hot Wheels again for Horizon 4 again. As for something new the series does a great job with wide open road racing, but besides Edinburgh, city racing is very rare. With that being said I would like to see them add another large city area in DLC to have more street style racing or just expand the existing Edinburgh area.

I would also love them to expand on the non-racing portions of the games, More businesses, housing customization, player customization maybe add a campy story you can play along with..but that may have to wait for Horizon 5.

Honestly the last time I felt this happy playing a game was the intro to Forza Horizon 2.

I honestly belive the Horizon games have the best intros in all of gaming. In terms of capturing the game play and tone you will be experiencing for the next 20-30 hours it's pretty much perfect.

Mine is the 1997 BMW M3 which was my first car irl. However, when I want to do some hill climbing looking for barn finds or it's winter and I need a something a little less slippery I'll switch to the VW Golf R which is my current car. Living in San Francisco I don't get to enjoy driving it as much as I would like also having a stick shift in a hilly city environment can be quite annoying with the constant stop and go traffic we have.

As for seasons I would have to say Autumn, I'm a sucker for those colors. However, I spent quite a while mucking around in the Winter section of the game so when I finally transitioned into Spring the contrast between grey/white colors of Winter and well all the colors of Spring was jaw dropping. I kinda forgot the game could look so vibrant! It makes Spring a very close second place.

I did the same thing, my first name isn't in the game but my surname is so it defaulted to that. The game just names drops you in such a non nonchalant way, i was confused if i had heard it correctly then wondered where they pulled that data from.

i like the voice acting, it's campy and matches the tone of the game pretty well. Also instead of Anna why didn't they use Cortana, good brand synergy there.

Dantes Inferno.

I enjoyed that game more than the God of War games. The atmosphere they created in that game was great, I would have no idea what a sequel to that game would be but another trip through the 9 circles would be OK in my book