Mass Effect
Which version?
The first one
So, finished Fallout 4. Took a stand with the Railroad and went with the Nuclear option at the end.
Eh, I guess I can see why people dislike the game even though I still liked the gameplay, but that endgame was a real doozy. Destroying the Institute with another nuclear bomb? And somehow everyone else ends up surviving. Well, I enjoyed the game, but it did go off the rails towards the end.
I agree, i only have a bug where i can't see myself or my enemies because were are black blocks.
Me too
- Maybe I need to fish out one of the older processor/motherboards and stick it on that machine instead.
In Celeste I'm up to 9 hearts. The blue hearts from levels, 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, and the B side hearts from 1-4.
Stage 4 B side might be the first level of the game I didn't have fun in. Because the one aspect of the gameplay I think is not extremely well designed is the cloud trampolines. The timing window to get maximum lift is extremely small and in this one room you need to make two precision maximum lumps in a row, and the room also has four clouds that if you don't jump before getting *any* lift you are launched into spikes, all with no safe ground to set down in between.
Having trouble finding the hearts in stages 2 and 6.
Stage 4 B side might be the first level of the game I didn't have fun in. Because the one aspect of the gameplay I think is not extremely well designed is the cloud trampolines. The timing window to get maximum lift is extremely small and in this one room you need to make two precision maximum lumps in a row, and the room also has four clouds that if you don't jump before getting *any* lift you are launched into spikes, all with no safe ground to set down in between.
Having trouble finding the hearts in stages 2 and 6.
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I fixed the bug
Between the three original Mass Effects, there are some things I like about 1 better and some things I like about 2 and 3 better. I think they got combat right in 3. But in 1 I liked the big set pieces with stories rather than standalone structured missions and that there was not clean separation between battle areas and non-battle areas.
I also think they could have fixed Mako to make it fun instead of scrapping it completely. Landing on those random planets was more fun than the silly element probing.
Up to 13 hearts in Celeste. Got all the stage hearts and still need the B side hearts for stages 6, 7 and 8. A little scared of the C sides that I am close to unlocking.
I also think they could have fixed Mako to make it fun instead of scrapping it completely. Landing on those random planets was more fun than the silly element probing.
Up to 13 hearts in Celeste. Got all the stage hearts and still need the B side hearts for stages 6, 7 and 8. A little scared of the C sides that I am close to unlocking.
That reminds me of a joke: "Second-hand smoking is a lot cheaper and can give you cancer all the same."
I got the Spider-Man (PS4) DLC pack for christmas, and I've just started on the first DLC (The Heist). Besides that, I'm also playing Vampyr on PS4 (its a decent b-list open world game, although I'm glad I turned the difficulty down so the clunky combat doesn't get in the way of enjoying the world/story), and Lego Dc Supervillains and Smash Ultimate on Switch. When I finish Spider-Man's DLC and Vampyr, I'll probably start on a replay of Final Fantasy IX, this time with the version of PS4 (where I can cheese it with shortcuts if I feel like it because I've beaten the game fairly once already, this is a replay for the story even though I do enjoy the gameplay of the pre-FFX Final fantasy games a lot.
Finished Shadow Of The Tomb Raider and yeah meh. Underwhelming
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