Suggestions of good SOLO FPS?
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Honestly it's quite difficult... (Dead Money is brilliant btw) Fallout New Vegas had better companion systems, the faction system was great, guns felt better and everything was just a tad smoother, however I fell in love with Fallout 3s setting and places...Sparkyc46 said:
It's hard to pick which is better, but Fallout 3 is most definitely not to be missed.
i have tried to play this game 3 times and each time i uninstall it after a day. i really want to like it because i know it gets good later on and i love the atmosphere. the learning curve is just really steep (and this is from someone who had no problem with demon's souls) and i have a lot of trouble getting into itScrumpmonkey said:
half life games
borderlands has a fun multiplayer but i played most of the game single player and loved it
system shock 2
max payne 1 and 2 arent first person but still really great shooters
its really depressing how few modern fps have a focus on multiplayer over single player. i hate online multiplayer
borderlands has a fun multiplayer but i played most of the game single player and loved it
system shock 2
max payne 1 and 2 arent first person but still really great shooters
its really depressing how few modern fps have a focus on multiplayer over single player. i hate online multiplayer
You've pretty much got all the best FPS experiences right there. Bioshock, Metro 2033, Portal...
Perhaps try Legendary (360)? It should be cheap now. Werewolves and a pretty sweet Bioshock-energy system with it.
Time Shift is an underrated gem in my mind. Time manipulation with an FPS. So good.
Definitely try Borderlands too. The single player is lonely but that's what I loved about the game. A huge world for ME to explore. And all the loot is for ME.
Just stay the FUCK away from Homefront. What a terrible FPS experience.
Perhaps try Legendary (360)? It should be cheap now. Werewolves and a pretty sweet Bioshock-energy system with it.
Time Shift is an underrated gem in my mind. Time manipulation with an FPS. So good.
Definitely try Borderlands too. The single player is lonely but that's what I loved about the game. A huge world for ME to explore. And all the loot is for ME.
Just stay the FUCK away from Homefront. What a terrible FPS experience.
If you haven't played Mass Effect 1 and 2 then those are a must. Bulletstorm was also a lot of fun.
Crysis 2 was quite good. Much longer than your average shooter nowadays. It also wasn't overly scripted in how firefights play out. You could play how you wanted without being limited to simple cover-based combat through linear levels.
Dead Space 1 and 2. I prefer the first one.
Knights of the Old Republic
Painkiller
Fallout 3
Quake, Quake 2, Doom, Doom 2, Doom 3. Can't go wrong with the classics. Quake is still one of the best games I ever played.
The campaign for Modern Warfare is shorter than 6 hours but also packed full of awesome.
Knights of the Old Republic
Painkiller
Fallout 3
Quake, Quake 2, Doom, Doom 2, Doom 3. Can't go wrong with the classics. Quake is still one of the best games I ever played.
The campaign for Modern Warfare is shorter than 6 hours but also packed full of awesome.
The learning curve is steep. But it is worth it. Mostly you need to play very conservatively until you get a weapon with a scope and a higher level armor. Also the decaying of weapons is very harsh so you might want to mod or allows a repair option that out if it bothers you.00slash00 said:
yeah i never got very far, i think the strongest weapon i ever got was a pistol or maybe an smg. i got as far as some mission where i was in a parking lot and i had to defense some guy. i dont remember it very well but i always felt like how many bullets it took to kill someone was a matter of luck. its a shame because i saw videos of the gameplay later and it looks so intense and creepyrembrandtqeinstein said:
It's Africa dude, the most variety you can expect (which is still more than the same old murky samey brown environments you see all the time nowadays) are jungle, scrub, savanna, desert, oasis, grasslands, and rivers/lakes. And you know what? All of them are in the game.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:
That's less a reflection on the game and more a reflection on your inability to think outside the box. You could sneak around. You could snipe everyone first without being seen. You could take a different path. You could take a boat instead. You could just visit a different safehouse. Did I mention you could try taking a different route? I'll say it again, because for some reason It didn't seem to occur to you.
again, if you're too narrow minded to... oh I dunno... buy your own weapons, then you can hardly be surprised when the gun you just looted off a dead enemy is in less than mint condition. And if you think that the AK is all there is to the arsenal... boy are you missing out.
Compared to what, Crysis? Oh please. Compared to Crysis, Far Cry 2 is practically Shakespeare.
Describing Crysis again are we? At least FC2 has something Crysis never had: Genuine atmosphere. For once you're not an all-American Marine whose theme song obliterates the very sound of the world around you. Here the music subtly matches the tension that you're experiencing at any given time, in a way that evokes the actual place you are in, not where you are from. Also since you can't rely on your magical invisibility suit to sneak around, employing stealth takes some... you know... actual skill. Which in turn gives you a real sense of reward when you pull it off properly.
And I'd much rather face a repetitious armada of human beings with their own tactics, threats, vulnerabilities and palpable fears than boring nameless faceless alien race #38549 any day.
Seriously.