cleveridea said:
Coldsnap said:
I'd expect it for late summer or fall. If you want to do this sooner, I'd suggest just getting a copy of the game in one of the many sales that happen, and picking up points cheap for the DLC.DeadFalling said:
I think it only happens when you exit and reenter the game.Lucky Forward said:
Coldsnap said:
Totally getting my money's worth out of this game. I would happily pay $60 for a sequel.rc213 said:
I came through the Playthrough 1 circle of duty missions overleveled and was spoiled for it. Moxxi's isn't so bad if you can get a slightly lower level player to host it. It just takes a while. I really wish they had found a way to make it more palatable though. Allowing you to gain experience would have been enough. Possibly not knocking you back so many missions for a death. Otherwise I'm pretty fine with an arena situation. The extra skill point at the end of the first three arenas was pretty nice though. I'll hopefully be doing the next three soon.rc213 said:
meh.bmf said:I came through the Playthrough 1 circle of duty missions overleveled and was spoiled for it. Moxxi's isn't so bad if you can get a slightly lower level player to host it. It just takes a while. I really wish they had found a way to make it more palatable though. Allowing you to gain experience would have been enough. Possibly not knocking you back so many missions for a death. Otherwise I'm pretty fine with an arena situation. The extra skill point at the end of the first three arenas was pretty nice though. I'll hopefully be doing the next three soon.
Reading more, it appears that there are only two skill points per character in the DLC. Bumping it up to 4 would have been nice. It feels almost like a worthless grind.
It really just needs a set of tweaks. The idea of it isn't that bad. The music is great. The arenas are well enough constructed. The gimmick is pretty fun. It just fails in the way it's tweaked. It's frightfully annoying that the arenas are more or less a grind, but they take away the main advantage of the grind. If they didn't, I'd use them for doing things like building Eridian proficiency. As it is, the cost/benefit ratio is balanced completely wrong.rc213 said:
More guns, fewer waves and proficiency gain would have done it for me. As is though I know for a fact that even with all the known exploits and shortcuts wiki describes I will never finish those quests which is unfortunate, I could use thopse skill points but its just not fun.bmf said:
And are you going to share?The_Ayertosco said:men...don't know if someone already wrote it...but i found a crazy way to lift up the weapons profiency...i got to lvl. 50 with eridian and assault rifle in a short time. Probably a bug...it's so strange that it doesn't make sense
Sometimes I think this game relies on level too much. I don't know if there would have been a more elegant solution though.Almak said:
At a certain point you run out of things to do on a character. I wonder if they'll up the level cap again in another DLC.The_Ayertosco said:
He also has a chance of dropping a really powerful gun, that has the added benefit of chewing through disgusting amounts of ammo.The_Ayertosco said:
Yeah, it's kind of a sliding scale. Some are pretty bad, but if you get a good one it's pretty rad.bmf said:
A lot of them I've found have really, really bad accuracy, but you should occasionally get one that is passable. It is kind of the whole "wall of lead" thing, though, so I never pay much attention. It just puts so many bullets out so quickly that as long as you're pretty close it shouldn't matter too much.
Well, I'll be able to tell you after my day has the chance to take shape a little more. I can certainly leave the session open and see if we get any joiners.Ronabo said:I'm up for more tonight. We need more peeps so it'd go even faster
I'd like a personal gun machine. Make it like the normal gun machines, but allow the player to tell it what type of gun they want. For instance a Double Anarchy or Glorious Massacre. Have one in game per character, and have it reset every 20 minutes to a new gun of that type - level appropriate for your character. The cost of being able to have the machine generate the gun type you want would be a that the gun would cost twice as much.Zertez said:
Try out different classes and skills as you go along. You can respec for pretty cheap, so dont worry about being stuck with a build. Get a feel for different types of guns that fit with your play style and build. Dont be so quick to sell a great weapon early on, even if it doesnt fit your build it will help with a few tough spots. Certain classes are better suited for classes of weapons, but you can still do good damage with other weapons as well. The humor is pretty great throughout the game, so dont rush to get to the end or you will miss some good stuff. Find a friend to play co-op if possible and lastly avoid Mad Moxxie dlc at all cost.a Master Ninja said:
