That wasn't at all my intention and you took that far too close to the chest. DMC aside I know plenty of gamers who had missed games when they were originally released, but once they were remastered they then played them and were glad for it. I really enjoy remastered games regardless of how the original played. Just because a title gets remastered it's not a guarantee that what you are buying is worth the price. When it comes to Devil May Cry I felt that the original title on the Playstation was exceptional and the games that followed were not in the same league. I personally have no interest in the remaster of DMC regardless of what they included, and like it or not it's one of the few remasters that I do feel like may have been a chance to grab more cash. At the end of the day it's just an opinion and if you read into any further implications then you are looking much too far into my comment.
I help out on a lot of bosses so at one point I had about +60 insight and the enemies were all pulling out new moves and doing a very good job of almost killing my character. The werewolves some of the most fierce but the bosses in general seemed very over powered. I've been spending a lot of insight too just to run it down a bit, very useful for buying armour and the like.
I put 25 on skill,strength,arcane and I believe 30 on both vitality and endurance, I'm going to put bloodtinge on 25 too so I can use my chikage. In fairness though it's tempting to go to 50 on each stat, it just gets awkward to find people to help when your level is too high.
And that's my copy bought, I thought it was coming out tomorrow but my local game stores had it. They didn't even have it on the shelves, I guess Bloodborne is taking the shelf space. I'm surprised to see it actually has a game manual, it will be interesting to see how active the Co-op will be. I already heard from a friend that some of the earlier levels are slightly different, like there are enemies where there were none before, that kind of thing.
I made that mistake with The Hunger Games, I watched 2 and thought "well that was a bit odd, but I didn't read the books so maybe that's why I'm missing references" ah but then I watched the first one and thought "Oh damnnnn" lol
I've always preferred the original Fast and The Furious, whichever one was in Brazil? that had it's moments, and the one with the tank? that was something else lol.
In certain cases yes. I have kept playing a game that I don't like because it is something really highly regarded by others. For example I kept playing Shadow of Mordor to see if it would click for me because of all of the hype it received.
Did it click? I still haven't finished it, I went after all of the orc's and a few war chiefs but the story did nothing for me so I just stopped playing.
Nope never, if I don't think the game is fun then it gets put back on the shelf or given away. There could be certain games with a segment I don't like but once I get passed it then it doesn't bother me again. I dislike the idea of a Cod shooter with jetpacks, it might be a good game and deliver fun to other but right away it sounds like I'd hate it so I just don't go near it. Generally I just know what to avoid.
I'm loving Bloodborne to bits and still buying Dark Souls 2 tomorrow. I had a blast with Dark Souls 2 on ps3, though it was a lot easier than Dark Souls and Demon's Souls. The visuals won't bother me much, I'll miss some of the moves and weapons from Bloodborne but Dark Souls 2 had a lot of content and the DLC is sure to be worth it.
Some GTA Online, Bloodborne of course and a lot of Minecraft. GTA to be social, Bloodborne.. no reason needed. And for that creative urge Minecraft more than fit the bill. I thought I'd be playing Project Cars too but yet again it's been delayed, next up will be Dark Souls II remastered edition, Shovel Knight and maybe Tropico 5.
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