What's the last game you bought, and would you recommend it?

[Beastmaster]

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood on pc. I'm having tons of fun on the multiplayer and I'm enjoying the singleplayer. So yeah, I'd recommend it.

 

[smearyllama]

Dragon Age Origins.

Pretty solid, but the combat is really rough for me, but I'm too embarrassed to turn down the difficulty.

If you want to carry through with that you'd best keep a rogue in your party towards the end.

I'm keeping Leliana and Morrigan in the party as must-haves, and Alistair is being used as a tank until I can get a better one.

My character is kinda worthless, for some reason. He's usually the first one in the party to die.

Any tips about that?

I know I shouldn't just charge in, but years of other RPGs have taught me to behave like that.

What are you playing as? I was a mage and I always had another ranged and two tanks with me and I never had any trouble until the final fight.

He's a generic low-level warrior with a sword, shield, and very basic archery skills.

Not a particularly creative build, but decent enough, I suppose.

Well your first problem was not rolling mage. They're OP. Second was trying to multispec. If you stick with the tree you're furthest in you should be fine by the end, but you'll need to either have a really good healer mage of use a bunch of poultices.

I've set almost everyone to auto-level, since I'm not particularly good with skill trees, but will that end up ruining me?

Morrigan seems to be getting a lot of combat spells...

NEVER AUTO-LEVEL. IT IS THE DEVIL
For the non-mages just keep specializing them into their chosen combat disciplines. For Mages, you should have a healer and a AoE/Offensive mage or ranged unit.

Okay.
Maybe I should start a new game with this knowledge, as I'm only to Redcliffe.

 

[darthotaku]

last game I got was Sakura wars: SLML for the ps2, I'd only recomend it if you're into turnbased strategy jrpg's with massive cutscenes that feature dialogue choices and quick time events. personally I liked it but I don't think many others would.

 

[scorptatious]

Pokemon White. If you are a fan of Pokemon or if you have yet to play the series but want to, THIS is the game for you.

 

[Fenring]

Dragon Age Origins.

Pretty solid, but the combat is really rough for me, but I'm too embarrassed to turn down the difficulty.

If you want to carry through with that you'd best keep a rogue in your party towards the end.

I'm keeping Leliana and Morrigan in the party as must-haves, and Alistair is being used as a tank until I can get a better one.

My character is kinda worthless, for some reason. He's usually the first one in the party to die.

Any tips about that?

I know I shouldn't just charge in, but years of other RPGs have taught me to behave like that.

What are you playing as? I was a mage and I always had another ranged and two tanks with me and I never had any trouble until the final fight.

He's a generic low-level warrior with a sword, shield, and very basic archery skills.

Not a particularly creative build, but decent enough, I suppose.

Well your first problem was not rolling mage. They're OP. Second was trying to multispec. If you stick with the tree you're furthest in you should be fine by the end, but you'll need to either have a really good healer mage of use a bunch of poultices.

I've set almost everyone to auto-level, since I'm not particularly good with skill trees, but will that end up ruining me?

Morrigan seems to be getting a lot of combat spells...

NEVER AUTO-LEVEL. IT IS THE DEVIL
For the non-mages just keep specializing them into their chosen combat disciplines. For Mages, you should have a healer and a AoE/Offensive mage or ranged unit.

Okay.
Maybe I should start a new game with this knowledge, as I'm only to Redcliffe.

Mage also has all the fun of becoming a

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Blood Mage and

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a shape shifter.

 

[Captain Schpack]

skate. - 360

Yes, but it is frutsrating. I had beaten it once so I got back just to Christ Air BAckflips off of Danny Way's MegaRamp

 

[Riddle78]

The Elder Scrolls III:Morrowind.

It is an exemplar of the wRPG genre. Play it. Love it.

 

[DeadSpaced]

Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition. Yeah, I bought the original back at launch, but I'm a sucker for having my DLC conveniently packaged on a CD, not to mention the special map. Best part? I got it through Gamestop's GameDays sale for only $20. That's the original game, plus the 4 DLC packets, for the cost of two of 'em.

Not bad, right? (Aside from the fact that, as I've been told, Mad Moxxi or whatever is pretty much rubbish)

 

[googleit6]

Assassin's Creed Brohood... Yeah, I haven't bought games for a while. But I would recommend it cause it's forkin sweet.

The last game I rented was Condemned 2... I wouldn't recommend that near as much, except for the excellent hospital scene in it. So, no. It is not worth it.

 

[Alden Hou]

i just preordered battlefield 3 if that counts, but for a game i've actually played and would recommend, get fallout 3, good story, big landscapes, endless missions, and a feeling of guilt or joy depending on what you do ingame.

 

[Solo-Wing]

Last game I bought was Pokemon Black. Worth it.

 

[Kron_the_mad wants to be deleted]

Minecraft, got it about a month ago.
I haven't finished my 1st dragon age 2 playthrough yet because I can barely tear myself away from minecraft.

JOOOoooOIIIin Uuuuuussssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss... BOOOM!

 

[scorptatious]

A Dog's Life.

Don't let my affinity for cats fool you; you can take my word for it when I say A Dog's Life is the most revolting game I've ever let into my room. Imagine all the worst parts of every talking animal movie ever made, roll them onto a PS2 disk, and mentally scar as few children as you can. (Because this is the 21st century; reputations get around fast.)

I actually had that game. I didn't think it was that bad. It wasn't that good either though. >_>

 

[Leemaster777]

Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep. Just got it, at the last battle for Terra's storyline, already beat Ventus'.

It. Is. Facking. Epic.

Also, I suggest every other Kingdom Hearts gaem.

>.>

[sub]Yes, I am what you would call... a... crazed fan. <.<[/sub]

Wait until you beat the whole thing. Craziness will ensue. Best Kingdom Hearts game I've played in some time.

Anyways, last game I bought was Pokemon White.

Recommend? Hells yeah. Best pokemon game to date.

 

[Lt. Vinciti]

Bulletstorm

Sure....if you can get it south of $25

 

[moretimethansense]

Advent Rising, yes I'd reccomend it, it's not the greatest game ever made but it deserves more love than it got.

 

[windlenot]

Utopia for the Intellivision on Game Room for Xbox 360. Am awaiting to play it with a friend tomorrow. But the last I got and played? Limbo. It's a lot of trial and error, but I'm liking it.

 

[Zanderinfal]

Crysis 2 is the shit. I would recomend it to anyone with a PS3, XBox, or a PC that can run Half-Life 1.

A PC that can run Half-Life 1? What?

Crysis 2 is actually easier to run than the first Crysis was. It runs (at least) an extra 30 frames per second on most PC's. AWESOME!