CrayzeeCarl said:say what?
Yeah, you could lay exploding crystals down with it. Didn't really make the weapon all that useful still.
CrayzeeCarl said:say what?
I'm curious how much you got hit while performing the moves with the lance.chubigans said:Whoa whoa whoa, the purple lance in GOWII was easily the best weapon in the entire game. I loved the proximity mines, timed explosives, etc. you could lay with that thing. If it were only a bit more powerful I would have used it for the entire game (still did anyways).
Arsenic said:I'm curious how much you got hit while performing the moves with the lance.
It might be a good offensive weapon, but it put you in position to get killed easily
You can evade and im pretty sure you can block (the animation ends up being the blades though), but im talking about the sequence of moves you perform. Most of them leaves you out in the open and are unable to cancel.GuardianE said:Couldn't you still evade with the lance? As long as you can evade, you can definitely get through the game taking minimal damage. The game itself isn't all that difficult, but the lance is pretty much useless on harder difficulties except to artificially create an even bigger challenge.
Arsenic said:You can evade and im pretty sure you can block (the animation ends up being the blades though), but im talking about the sequence of moves you perform. Most of them leaves you out in the open and are unable to cancel.
There's one heavy move that hit an enemy in the air (hold triangle, tap triangle i think) that leaves you in the open for a few seconds, and its one directional and affects only one enemy. Light types. it's extremely useless lolGuardianE said:Yeah, I don't remember too well. I thought you could cancel the animations, but it's been a while since I tried them.
I do remember that the lance really wasn't powerful enough to be useful, and didn't have enough crowd control to really be useful. I certainly liked the concept of it though.
I was under the impression thatTkawsome said:So I just finished God of War II.
Why didn't Kratos just use the threads of fate to stop himself from killing his family, or at least stop himself from draining his god powers into the Blade of Olympus?
BiggNife said:I was under the impression thatKratos was so overcome with rage after Zeus' betrayal that the only thing on his mind was making sure Zeus would suffer. Remember that Kratos had been serving the Gods for over ten years, yet despite all that Zeus still kills him. I don't anyone would be thinking clearly after something like that.
Also, if Kratos went back and stopped his family from being killed, he would still be eternally indebted to Ares, which I'm sure is not something Kratos would be satisfied with. I'm sure Ares would still try to ruin Kratos one way or the other.
And if Kratos never gave his allegiance to Ares, he surely would have been killed by the Barbarian King. So it's not like Kratos had a lot of good choices.
I hate the easy mode offer, because the only time it shows up is due to a pit/trap section which it won't help on.MemoryofMaggot said:So I started God 1 on Hard mode, I'm not too far in but honestly I'm not having too much trouble with it. From reading this thread it sounds like there are certain sections later on that will absolutely punish me, and I already declined the "Easy" mode offer. Dammnnn..
Yeah I saw you playing the game today, looking at your trophies I figured you were going for the God 2 platinum. I'm trailing behind you!:lolStrider2K99 said:Just finished GoWII and am on my way to getting the platinum. This is my second time finishing it, finished it once back on PS2.
I've forgotten how epic and badass the endgame of GoWII is, I'm so hyped for this Tuesday.
The boss battle with Lahkesis and Atropos are some of my favorite boss battles from last gen.
So to follow up on my troubles in the spinning sawblades room in God of War, I found out why I was having problems. I was rolling left first then forward. I needed to do forward first then to the left. (From the start handswitch)shagg_187 said:lol yeah. Once you do other stuff, it should be easy to get through. Roll your way out. It takes a little bit of luck. Definitely roll your way in the door, reserve the jumps (very rarely though cause roll works flawlessly).
MemoryofMaggot said:How hard are the challenges in God 2? Reading through this thread it seems that people think it's not as hard as the God 1 challenges.
badcrumble said:One thing that really stood out to me on my GoW1 replay wasn't the Hades spike towers (which were honestly never that frustrating to me) - it was the box-pushing spikey-floor puzzle. If you don't remember it, you will. I never really remembered it being all that tough, but on my GoW Collection playthrough it felt BRUTALLY uncompromising.
MemoryofMaggot said:Yeah I saw you playing the game today, looking at your trophies I figured you were going for the God 2 platinum. I'm trailing behind you!:lol
How hard are the challenges in God 2? Reading through this thread it seems that people think it's not as hard as the God 1 challenges.
BiggNife said:I was under the impression thatKratos was so overcome with rage after Zeus' betrayal that the only thing on his mind was making sure Zeus would suffer. Remember that Kratos had been serving the Gods for over ten years, yet despite all that Zeus still kills him. I don't think anyone would be thinking clearly after something like that.
Also, if Kratos went back and stopped his family from being killed, he would still be eternally indebted to Ares, which I'm sure is not something Kratos would be satisfied with. It's probable that Ares would still try to ruin Kratos one way or the other.
And if Kratos never gave his allegiance to Ares, he surely would have been killed by the Barbarian King. So it's not like Kratos had a lot of good choices.
Amir0x has turned into Kratos or something lately. So awesome.Amir0x said:KRATOS FEASTS ON THE BLOOD OF BAN EVADERS!
You can either do an entire system back up (requires 40-50 GB, depending on how much data you have) or you can copy individual game saves. After you plug your USB stick in, just go to the game saves, press triangle and hit 'copy'. It will copy the save file to your stick.Meier said:Since I don't know of a specific PS3 thread, can someone in this one answer a question for me? I just bought a second system and want to transfer some of the data.. I see the transfer utility says to connect the two with an ethernet cord which would be kind of a pain. Can I copy my saves, etc. with an 8GB memory stick? What options exist for transferring data?
Sweet, thanks! Girlfriend is using the TV that the old PS3 is hooked up to so I couldn't check yet. Now back to your regularly scheduled Kratos love.RustyNails said:You can either do an entire system back up (requires 40-50 GB, depending on how much data you have) or you can copy individual game saves. After you plug your USB stick in, just go to the game saves, press triangle and hit 'copy'. It will copy the save file to your stick.
PartlyCloudlike said:Man I played God of War II for almost six hours straight today in hopes of completing it before Tuesday but I think I'm getting burned out! And I still haven't finished! In the last two weeks it's been nothing but GOW1 and GOW2. Kratos is the ultimate badass though (and quite an asshole). How close am I to the end?
I'm so tired I don't remember what stage I'm on but here are the latest events that have occurred up to my save point:
1) Went through that stupid time warp wall to stop the old man from leaping to his death. Bashed his head in.
2) Got the warrior skull. Was sealed in a room with those asshole three-headed monsters who spawn little puppies. Later on the party was joined by lumbering oafs wielding those swinging spiky balls. It took about seven attempts for me to beat this damn part.
3) Left the room and got to a save point. Saved the game and decided to turn it off. The Kratos awesome has left me completely drained.
So far GOWII is one of my favorite games of all time. If Naughty Dog told me that GoWII was a main inspiration behind Uncharted 2 I would've believed him. The grand scale that Santa Monica managed to pull off on this PS2 game is a great achievement.
PartlyCloudlike said:Man I played God of War II for almost six hours straight today in hopes of completing it before Tuesday but I think I'm getting burned out! And I still haven't finished! In the last two weeks it's been nothing but GOW1 and GOW2. Kratos is the ultimate badass though (and quite an asshole). How close am I to the end?
I'm so tired I don't remember what stage I'm on but here are the latest events that have occurred up to my save point:
1) Went through that stupid time warp wall to stop the old man from leaping to his death. Bashed his head in.
2) Got the warrior skull. Was sealed in a room with those asshole three-headed monsters who spawn little puppies. Later on the party was joined by lumbering oafs wielding those swinging spiky balls. It took about seven attempts for me to beat this damn part.
3) Left the room and got to a save point. Saved the game and decided to turn it off. The Kratos awesome has left me completely drained.
So far GOWII is one of my favorite games of all time. If Naughty Dog told me that GoWII was a main inspiration behind Uncharted 2 I would've believed him. The grand scale that Santa Monica managed to pull off on this PS2 game is a great achievement.
ACE 1991 said:You've got about 2, maybe 3 hours left.
Sidzed2 said:Hmm, from memory you have about 2 hours at most to go. Maaaaaaybe 3ish. You could certainly polish it off in one more decent night.
Oh, and it certainly is one of the best games of all time. It's one of those games which is dedicated to ensuring that the player is having fun for every second of its duration. There are a few patchy sections, but overall it is a masterclass of pacing.
Sidzed2 said:Hmm, from memory you have about 2 hours at most to go. Maaaaaaybe 3ish. You could certainly polish it off in one more decent night.
Oh, and it certainly is one of the best games of all time. It's one of those games which is dedicated to ensuring that the player is having fun for every second of its duration. There are a few patchy sections, but overall it is a masterclass of pacing.
TheThunder said:
I love this puzzle in GOW 2
KennyLinder said:Platinum. Finished the game in 3hrs 33 minutes for the Speed Trophy.
Now onto God of war II..
UnblessedSoul said:You can now pre-order this from play.com for £18, it now has a release date of 30th April woot