After hundreds hours of research, numerous bar graphs, and creating countless realtime 3D renderings of microsoft's upcoming xbox one entertainment system, i have come up with an ingenious plan to undermine microsoft's plans to keep the system powered on indefinately. If you look closely on the back of the entertainment system there is a corresponding A/C power wire, if my theories are correct you should be able to de-activate the system with a swift tug of this wire. Approximately eight pounds of cubic pulling pressure should be enough to do dislodge such a wire. Shh
I agree with the reviewer on this one. I can safely say over time i have become very good at a various number of games..The difficult games are the most rewarding because you have to condition yourself to keep trying until you eventually master the art. But that general aspect of practice makes perfect does not quite fly with this game. The constant array of traps do not seem like they are there to test your skill.. but to literally TAUNT you and make you angry. Some of the ways the traps are configured its physically impossible to get past them without being damaged. It eventually just comes down to you asking yourself "do i have enough health to make it through these traps to sucessfully make it out on the other end?" And if not you have to look around for health pickups or else you will have to restart the level to make sure you have enough health to get through the traps. It seems like the developers just WANT you to die and get mad for some reason.
I have a pc and i haven't opened my disc drive in over two years. Yeah i think its safe to say digital will soon take over. I don't like having to keep a physical disc because i almost always end up scratching it. And i know people will argue that having a physical copy is better but don't kidd yourself, These days they can disable your access from using that physical copy just as easy as digital copies.
@Gle4se @Chrypt22 bf3 will never get the same dedication that cod will however. Battlefield is great with large maps and vehicles yes but they never quite got it right with the first person shooting aspect (bullets dont register/delay, takes too many shots to kill, too complex for a simple physics system like richochet tomahawks/nades off walls, takes 2-3 shots to kill with semi automatic snipers and sometimes two shots with the most powerful sniper rifle in hardcore mode) and bf3 does not offer the same raw responsiveness in mouse/controller movement because of the complex engine
@murderek Yeah but you have to admit activision is kind of its own worst enemy.. the first modern warfare KILLED IT. Was such an amazing game.. Than they just milked the shit out of it like 10 more freaking times yearly like clockwork. . None of the maps are even original anymore, they are now just small square maps with objects placed around at random. There are no memorable/unique locations like there used to be with the first two titles (overgrown, afghan, creek)
Call of duty has become the wal-mart of first person shooters. While yes call of duty is still a great game in general.. They do kind of deserve to be called out on for RUTHLESSLY milking the shit out of the series without even trying to pretend they care about its quality any more. Black ops2 for example is like a joke, it seems like a free 2 play game, the weapon/armory screen/perk screen looks like something you would see on a flash game website. And the maps are all so tiny and bland.. Also none of the guns are real or authentic in any way, they look like something out of duke nukem.. It looks like they are trying to appeal to 9yr olds with the way the bo2 guns look. But it would be dumb for them to waste time putting effort into quality/originality because everyone is going to buy it anyways
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