Also what ever happened to Arias assassin friend? The one that she spoke the names to, and he killed them. I keep thinking hes going to make a return. But I'm not sure if he will. Like she will run into him on the road again, and he will kill the Hound or something.
I had that question a couple of weeks ago and I decided to look up that character. I kind of regret it because I kind of very slightly ruined the surprise of his character. I'm not saying there IS a surprise, I'm not saying anything happens, or whether he comes back or not, I'm saying I'm no longer unsure whether he'll pop up again or not, be mentioned or not, etc, because now I sort of know, as opposed to having no idea before.
Long story short - don't look him up, keep wondering and see what happens, that's the much better route!
I think every Python fan should watch And Now For Something Completely Different. It's more professionally acted and shot than the TV show was, and so while it loses some of the rough charm (and the laugh-track), it gives the lines an entirely different tone. I think some of the sketches in the film are funnier than their original versions from the TV show. John Cleese is a little hammy and overblown in the TV show version of The Parrot Sketch, but in the film he delivers the lines in a stiff and indignant manner, as you watch him seething behind his eyes trying to restrain the full force of his rage. It's masterful. The Upper Class Twit of the Year Show is disjointed and too long in the TV show, but the film version is pure comic genius. Also Terry Gilliam completely remade some of his greatest animations for the film, and they work much better for it.
Eh, RDR wasn't that great, sold my 360 version some time ago.
Did you finish the story?
You guys are making me wanna play RDR on PS3 again, but I swore two years ago that I'm not gonna try anymore. The first go was flawless and unforgettable, but the age of the console and the ***** controller shooting ruins the entire thing for me now.
I just want to shoot hats off with a mouse, screw you Rockstar :tear:
Sigh... *connects PS3* Here's to another 2-hour attempt that ends up in frustration and many curse words.
The first one, because it's the first one. I lost interest starting from the second, nothing about those movies was worth it IMO, just the first because it was simple and fun.
Depends on your standards and preferences. This isn't about low or high standards, it's not a matter of intellectual superiority, I'm not an asshole.
Me, my standards revolve around gameplay, and if GTA V terribly failed to achieve what GTA 3 and San Andreas achieved in terms of groundbreaking gameplay advancements and furthering interactive possibilities, I really doubt that Watch Dogs will be anything more than a beautiful virtual Chicago and a bunch of hacking gimmicks.
Hell, even Sleeping Dogs which implemented the Arkham gameplay into GTA style games beautifully, did not overall provide any real gameplay evolution. These last few years have been a painful stalemate for any gameplay aficionado IMO.
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