Games I've bought in the past year and barely played:
Uncharted Collection
MGS5
Galak-Z
Super Time Force
HellDivers
Bloodborne
The Witcher 3
Far Cry 4
Alien Isolation
Those are just the ones I can think of. There's probably at least double that. Might be time to pop something else in for a change.
Last night's stream is on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjqINAFbpzs
Some highlights
First game is a 0-4 comeback
Dan Miller hops in at 2:35:00
Q&A starts around 3:43:00
We took Josh, Kyoufu and Akademik along with Dan to Mercury.
My voice may sound a bit weird because it was late so I had to put the mic closer to my mouth so I could talk softer.
Games I've bought in the past year and barely played:
Uncharted Collection
MGS5
Galak-Z
Super Time Force
HellDivers
Bloodborne
The Witcher 3
Far Cry 4
Alien Isolation
Those are just the ones I can think of. There's probably at least double that. Might be time to pop something else in for a change.
I'm not like you guys who pick up all the new games. My buying habits for the last 10 years look a little like:
Halo
Destiny
Pokemon
Animal Crossing
Mario Kart
Smash Bros
Lego Star Wars
Occasional platformer with good presentation (Castle Crashers, Ori, Journey)
Been meaning to give Mass Effect, Mirror's Edge and Portal a full playthrough (only played their demos), but they're one and done games, ya know? Hard to justify spending anymore than $10 on a game I wont play for at least 100 hours.
Yeah! Let the developers starve!
Games I've bought in the past year and barely played:
Uncharted Collection
MGS5
Galak-Z
Super Time Force
HellDivers
Bloodborne
The Witcher 3
Far Cry 4
Alien Isolation
Those are just the ones I can think of. There's probably at least double that. Might be time to pop something else in for a change.
I quit for now because there's nothing left to do and even more so because Bungie has gone silent regarding what the hell is going on. They've said weapon parts are going to be able to be purchased and I shouldn't have discarded my etheric light (great!). Other than that....silence.
For me it's basically the fact that I'm out of strange coins (therefore no 3oC therefore no good reason to play when you're over 300) and the weapons are mostly boring with nothing upcoming that we know of.
There's nothing wrong with those kinds of games or the pricing. I just don't think it's a good investment for me to make given my gaming habits.
You know what's fun?
Supercell v Prison of Elders.
Hard to justify spending anymore than $10 on a game I wont play for at least 100 hours.
Seems like Bungie should announce something soon. Another raid mode is not going to be enough to keep most people engaged for too long. Hopefully the next expansion releases in January at the latest.
Now this is pretty ridiculous.
Now this is pretty ridiculous.
I still want to play as Cayde. I have no connection to my guardians they are nameless voiceless loot-plundererz.
I'm going on a date with my wife. First in 4 months. Parenting with a toddler and a pregnant wife is hard. Going to see The Martian finally.
I'll be back to Destiny on Friday.
You're missing the context. He's saying that it's hard for him to justify spending more than $10 on a game that isn't going to keep his interest for a long time when he has games already that do just that.
It's not ridiculous at all as a personal preference.
Anyone doing Kings Fall HM?
Not really. 100 hours playing daily averages to a month of playtime. Anything I listed that I paid full price for has lasted for much longer than that before I've got bored of it.
A month is a good amount of time for a game, but I don't see myself putting more than a couple weeks into most $60 titles so I don't buy them until they're cheap - that way I can pick up several of them instead.
I'm not knocking on the developers or the prices at all. I just don't want to spend that kind of money on a game unless I'm going to play the shit out of it. Part of the longevity for those games are the communities as well. The games don't always have a community I can plug myself into (e.g. I love Smash but don't like the Smash community), so it's less attractive. Like, Fallout 4 might be something I'd enjoy, but it's not the kind of game I see myself investing in for a long time.
All I'm gonna say is that basing it on time spent alone is foolish.
Yea that's it. When Halo 3 came out I didn't play any other games for a very long time. I barely have time to do everything i want to in the games I do buy.
I paid full price for several 3DS games that are now sitting in my backlog because they weren't able to keep my interest. I haven't even finished the circuits for Mario Kart on 3DS because I got bored of it. I see that as a waste of money and I'd feel less bad about it if I didn't pay $35 bucks for it.
I'm an idiot and I forgot how to fight Destiny. My titan is also week and can't take the oryx shade strike like my sunsinger can't, apparently.
;_;
All I'm gonna say is that basing it on time spent alone is foolish.
Yeah, I've begun to think similarly. I used to be the type of player that could buy all the major releases and then beat them and move on, mixing in my longer interest games like MMO's or whatever. But over time, life changed and I find I have way less time to devote to stuff like that, so unless the game really, really intrigues me or it's something I've already kept an active interest in playing consistently.. I've turned to just passing them up until/unless I can get them for really good prices.
Unrelated General Destiny comment: So after playing a bunch of Crucible yesterday with The Vanity for the first part of the Imprecation quest... I decided to give my Ace of Spades another shot and it feels pretty damn good. Between watching some better players gameplay and playing a lot more Trials the last couple of weeks, I've learned to pick my battles better and it's given certain HC's a lot more viability for me.
I still feel they need a general ACC buff though.
Room for 1 on Nightfall. Boss room. silvertonguebr
You know what's fun?
Supercell v Prison of Elders.
Well i'm not actually weighing every single game purchase on "am I going to play this for 101 hours", so try not to dwell on that exact line. There's no way I can put 100 hours into Mario Kart - not consecutively - so i'm not walking through the aisles with a metaphorical stopwatch.
I just don't buy "one and done" games full price. There are a lot of games I want to play, but if they aren't something I'll want to replay (based on the things I value in the purchases that I make), I don't pick them up. There are other titles that already compete for the time I spend gaming, which continues to diminish.
Do you also not buy books or see movies that you don't re-read or re-watch? There are plenty of examples of media I've consumed that I've never revisited and I value my one time with them. Journey comes to mind immediately. I never want to go back to that game because the one and only time I played it was life-changing.
Edit: Also, that question wasn't rhetorical. I'm genuinely curious.
Alternately they could just have weapons that are exclusive to PVE or PVP. There's already gear that's class specific, seems like an extension of the same idea.Yep, have always been saying that it's the key to the holyland.
Until, I'm blue in the face, I will continue to say that no one wants to feel "balanced" or "average." Bungie needs to make more things OP and fun for PVE. Get people excited like the shotgun buff with HoW. Shotguns were so much fun. I don't even use exotics because most of them are shit. Black Spindle, Truth and swords are the main squeeze.
Yes. If I watch a film and don't feel like rewatching it, i generally feel disappointed by it unless it was really good.
How would everyone rate the following helmet perks for PvP for a Titan:
- Innervation: Bonus grenade energy on Orb pickup.
- Invigoration: Bonus grenade energy on Orb pickup.
- Better Already: Shields start recovery immediately after Orb pickup.
- Infusion: Replenish health each time you pick up an Orb of Light.
I'm feeling like Innervation (grenade recharge) may be the best, but they're all quite situational that I don't think they're worth sweating over. Thoughts?
Huh, I just can't even imagine having that mindset, but to each their own. At least you have a system for spending your money instead of throwing it at things haphazardly.
I took a break from Fallout for a 318 ghost. -____-