Well i wouldn't say that i'd get angry but i'd become a bit dissapointed that the team didn't go the extra mile to fix the issues on one system while working with the other!!
I'd tend to say that i'm definitely a quiet kinda guy (in person) but not shy. When i'm quiet i tend to be more aware of my surroundings and what's occuring around me. The bad news that accompanies this is that well since i tend to be quiet, others assume that i'm someone dangerous and unstable who would probably hurt them and lash out in violence and anger as well they often tell me that when i'm like that i tend to look as though i'm plotting stuff up and not exactly safe ones, lol!! It's a shame really as i'm the opposite of what they assume....this is provided that i'm not ticked off by something as then, well let's just say calm sea waters can turn into angry sea storms, lol!! :twisted:
Actually if anyone decides to buy the game as their own or just to simply rent it to play it, they can more or less already tell what the nature of the game is about based on the cover's art concept which indeed makes a lot of sense and truly explains what type of game it is if you look at it carefully. Okay, let's see if i can go back to my days of art class back in college to explain this or atleast the message that the cover art is trying to send across. As we all know or well atleast whoever has seen the previews for this game may already be aware that this game is yes indeed a shooter but at the same time, it's depicted to be that of a well "deranged" sorta world where psychotic and well war torn battles seem to stem over large land masses by demented as well as sane individuals (and i meant sane there not insane). Now if you notice the guy in the center, just by his appearance (especially the mask), you can already begin to imagine that he's sorta on a psychopathic path or is atleast involved in a world of madness and destruction and well by the way of which he positions his hand towards the head area of the body (mainly the mind), that's what they'll call the "focal point" in which he want's to direct the viewer's eyes, he clearly is drawn on the cover in this way to hint at what exactly this game is about as well you can further tell by the added emphasis of the pale looking splattered background layer situated behind his head displaying exactly what is taking place within the game's world as well as adding more emphasis to that psychotic, violent-like nature that the enemies within the game showcase based on how the splattered piece is positioned from the head area (or mind, if you will) of the guy. Through the splattered background, the artists that designed the cover's concept basically provides a "still" preview of what his world is like that the player is about to step into which is basically a "World of madness," YEE-HAW!!!!. P.S.....sorry for the art lesson, i know class isn't in session, lol!! :)
Well normally if there's a difficulty option given, i'd go on normal 1st just to get a feel of the game's level on my 1st playthrough but the 2nd time i go through i'll definitely up the ante and the difficulty to the highest (provided i don't have 2 beat the hard difficulty to unlock an even tougher one). I've done this for many games series in the past like Onimusha, Mortal Kombat, Resident Evil, Prince of Persia (the difficulty here felt the same on both normal and hard), Devil May Cry, Metal Gear, on the sports side, games like the NBA Street series and others and well just most games i play on a whole (provided you are given a choice 2 choose difficulty that is)!! 8)
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