Great game agreed tc, and extremely fun with friends in co-op. BL2 ramped up the rpg factors and skill trees especially and the loot is ten times more interesting than the first game. So many fun build/weapon combos to be fooled around with. To be fair, I thought most of the DLC was average art best, you could tell it got farmed. The first one was easily the best. Tiny Tina's is OK but I found the enemy density weirdly inconsistent and fraught with diff spikes. Final bosses in TT were not really much fun either. The Mechromancer was a total hoot to play and lvl, while I just couldn't get into the Psycho at all. Loved the Soldier and Siren the most. Kinda burned out after the lvl 61 add-on and the grind through uber diff to get there, but still played BL2 for over 400 hrs.
You earn points toward rank and weapon progress in all modes, yes.
All the objective points that are available in Conquest though, make it the fastest mode in terms of points per minute in my experience.
Rush has much better SPM opportunities in my experience. Arming and detonating an MCOM is worth 600 points total, for example. Personally, I average at 500-600 SPM in Conquest 64, while I do 800-900 SPM in Rush. It comes mostly down to there being a constant frontline battle in Rush, while Conquest has you looking for a fight frequently.
Then you are very good at Rush and apparently need a hug.
Thing is there are 3-4 MCOMs usually? Where in Conquest you can earn points for the flag progress and caps over and over and for 5-6 flags per map. Plus more vehicle opportunities in general. The conquest matches last longer too, usually much longer for me. While SPM may be better for some players like you I guess who can dominate a Rush match, I think for the average player you're gonna easily get more points overall from Conquest matches.
Pretty graphically violent beat cop drama. Set in Los Angeles and riddled with drug thugs and gangsters. All from a couple of beat cop's perspective. Seemed a little over the top, but still pretty griping. Overall, though, violence for shock value essentially.
2.5/5 I didn't like it as much as the paid reviewers though.
Some version of Pong I think. IIRC I played someone else's game. But what stands out more was Asteroids in an arcade...knew pinball domination was probably over. On a console, I think it was Lee Trevino: Fighting Golf. On a Genesis maybe? Wasn't my system or game but I got really into it after work every day for quite a while; fun ass game.
So much backlog for me to get back at. Metro: LL now among many others, plus finishing launch games I just basically started will keep me busy for a few months. Then in March the trifecta of DS2, Titanfall, and D3: Reaper of Souls which I can't wait for(PTR daily almost until then:). All that and the guys here doing their full time business again makes this time just fine for me and video games et al.
Whatever. People spend way more on much more useless shit. Know anyone with money who likes to gamble? And at least dude plays a ton and loves games. Also sales are good for the all those devs. Maybe he wants to archive all the pc games of a generation or something. Not much different than Jeff's collecting older games. My curious question is how and where is he storing all those games.
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