i wouldnt personaly say CoD, but i would definitely say Modern Warfare and its sequelsDanny 6Speed said:I hope i`m the first person to say CoD
Inkidu said:It's the same damn thing, the only saving grace is that EA pops out one every couple of years. So they're relatively easy to avoid, but Blizzard takes ten years and well, even if you're not a fan... it took ten years it has to be good! Sadly no. It's the same game different kind of ball, so to speak.aescuder said:Inkidu said:Not precisely. I'm against taking ten plus years to make a cash cow game and then it sell atrociously well because fans are fans. Shovelware is easy to spot and avoid and naturally gets removed by the more discerning gamer and when it doesn't make money it goes away. Blizzard get to do the same thing, sell it as new, and make oodles of money. It's like a scam. It's hard to fight the shovelware gag reflex when it's got ten years of hype behind it.4RM3D said:Oh, *that* business model. Simply put, it's a cash cow game. So, that would mean you are against all franchises that are actively recycling their games. Like Call of Duty, Need for Speed, all sport games from EA. I think Diablo scores pretty well compared to those recycled games.Inkidu said:Fine. Ever since the original Diablo came out Blizzard peaked on that series at 2. Now in this day and age you'll inhabit a lifeless meaningless avatar to depopulate the world of it's cuddly hideous fauna over and over again in a game that feels more like an MMO than anything else. That was great for 2001. Now, they're going to render Diablo 3 in 3D add a few classes finally let people chose their sex (if I remember correctly) but underneath the tweak-like updates it'll still be Diablo and nothing will have changed... and they will make a fortune. It's a good business model, minimum work for maximum profit, but when I think about it I feel a little more hollow inside.4RM3D said:Even if I don't agree, I might still find it an interesting argument. For now, I am just curious.Inkidu said:Dude, don't be that guy. Because no matter how good my point is, you're not going to be swayed. Ten bucks says you've got half a reply formulated to whatever you think I'm going to say. Just let people *****.
EDIT: But yeah, point taken.
Blasphemous curr!jk I'd have to disagree mate almost to the point where I wish people made MORE diablo clones. There just hasn't been much like D2. Even if the game is a half-assed cash cow (which it really isn't in my opinion) I would much rather see that than yet ANOTHER first-person or third-person with spacemarines/Nazis/Russians. E3 bored me to death with those god-forsaken shooters, however pretty they look.
Amen to that. Can't remember a single one that was worth my time... well, I seem to remember having some fun with Krull on the 2600, but THAT should tell you something about movie-based games.synobal said:Any game based on a movie, ever.
Inkidu said:WoW and Diablo are at their core the same game. Blizzard just traded settings and races. I know you can make that argument about a lot of games, but you know what? It doesn't apply to me. I've only ever owned one CoD game, and I work to pick out the stuff that really tries to be good, and not in that mind numbing way of "good" that people attribute to holding down the right mouse button for hours or until the land is devoid of fauna.Artemis923 said:I've played Diablo II almost every day for the last 10 years and loved every second of it. I WANT more Diablo...and they've put alot of work into DIII.Inkidu said:Fine. Ever since the original Diablo came out Blizzard peaked on that series at 2. Now in this day and age you'll inhabit a lifeless meaningless avatar to depopulate the world of it's cuddly hideous fauna over and over again in a game that feels more like an MMO than anything else. That was great for 2001. Now, they're going to render Diablo 3 in 3D add a few classes finally let people chose their sex (if I remember correctly) but underneath the tweak-like updates it'll still be Diablo and nothing will have changed... and they will make a fortune. It's a good business model, minimum work for maximum profit, but when I think about it I feel a little more hollow inside.4RM3D said:Even if I don't agree, I might still find it an interesting argument. For now, I am just curious.Inkidu said:Dude, don't be that guy. Because no matter how good my point is, you're not going to be swayed. Ten bucks says you've got half a reply formulated to whatever you think I'm going to say. Just let people *****.
Now, if you applied that argument to WoW...I'd cheerfully agree. But as is...I must take your skull for Khorne.
To narrow it down... Breaths insynobal said:Any game based on a movie, ever.
I wouldn't recommend using a B move at all to get it. I usually use a mid-air A attack if I can, so that I can press B very very shortly (in midair) after I get it.NameIsRobertPaulson said:By jumping after it, you leave yourself open to attack. Most people waste their Up + B attack on it, meaning whoever goes after it will be helpless if they get knocked over the edge.zehydra said:What? Why?? I've never had a match where the person who got the smash ball didn't benefit to a great degree.NameIsRobertPaulson said:30% luck. 70% when to use it, or how to avoid it. It forces you to focus more on the "who" rather than that "what" of the match, so you can counter it, or even using the ball to force your opponents into bad situations by luring them to the ball without going after it yourself. I've had games where when the Smash Ball appeared, everyone stood still and waited for the first person unlucky enough to jump after it.zehydra said:The smash ball was a game breaker because anyone, regardless of skill could win pretty much due to luck.NameIsRobertPaulson said:Don't even go there, that game (and it's 2 sequels) are awesome. I will be picking up the 3rd on the 28th when it comes out.Canid117 said:Dynasty Warriors Gundam.
That is all.
OT: Shovelware. Anything sold for $15 or less at the Wal-Mart bargain bin. You know what I'm talking about.Which weapon is that? Cause the Smash Balls were a load of fun. Could single-handedly change a match, which is cool IMO.zehydra said:It's good once you turn off the game breaker weapon.Carlos Alexandre said:There's a correct answer to this question:
Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
That is, why would you ever avoid it?
Countering someone who has it is all about which character got it. if Mario or Samus, get to an open area, where it's difficult to hit a moving target. If Lucario, seperate so he can't get multiple hits. If Olimar, wait for a few second until the rocket takes off, then jump, double jump, and Up + B to avoid most of the damage.
But bland shooterville is now the biggest tourist attraction in the states, and all our freinds want to go there but we clearly do not.EradiusLore said:i wouldnt personaly say CoD, but i would definitely say Modern Warfare and its sequelsDanny 6Speed said:I hope i`m the first person to say CoD
I see what you did there...funguy2121 said:You'e right. Ocarina of Time was terrible!FallenTraveler said:Every 3ds port of an n64 title. Seriously. STOP!