Blue Ninja
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Yeah she is paying for it
Sounds like you hit the jackpot, good sir.
Yeah she is paying for it
"The scope changed significantly as we went along, and every time we saw it the game got longer, the spaces got bigger, new things were added. Certainly when you sit down with it, it's a lot more than just an expansion pack."
Sounds like you hit the jackpot, good sir.
My ex had no idea what gaming-related stuff she could buy me. :lol
I love ODST but i don't consider it an full game. (Didn't pay full price for it either, but still a bit too much).
Dammit, now i feel like playing ODST again.
You should. Do it now.
It feels great when playing solo but i feel like i've done that too much. Would prefer playing it in co-op... it's great also and feels more like being a commando. You know, coordinated attacks and stuff.
Stalker is playing ODST... i wonder if he'd be up to some co-op?
Ill play firefight? Play it now its so much fun.
If H4 gets a decent map editor and they get the gameplay right it might aswell be the best halo game to date, don't fuck it up 343!
Nah, if they get those things right we'll find something else to complain about.
SO HYPED. I have to get tickets for the first showing in Germany.
Bungie saw it as an expansion. Then Microsoft came along and said "hey, we can sell this as a 60$ game!". Then Bungie had to publicly act like the game is now a full game.I dont want to get into a big thing about this, but its pretty clear ODST started as an expansion and evolved into a full game.
Firefight + a campaign equal in lenght to any of the main halo games.
"Over the course of development it got a lot bigger than we were anticipating," says Bakken. "We thought of it more as an expansion and then it grew well beyond that. We didn't really talk about it until E3 this year, and it's something internally that Microsoft saw and said; 'What are you talking about - this is a full game.'"
"The scope changed significantly as we went along, and every time we saw it the game got longer, the spaces got bigger, new things were added. Certainly when you sit down with it, it's a lot more than just an expansion pack."
Bungie saw it as an expansion. Then Microsoft came along and said "hey, we can sell this as a 60$ game!". Then Bungie had to publicly act like the game is now a full game.
It's a 3-4 hours long campaign (of which the spend 25% of the time playing Firefight) with a survival mode that uses parts of the campaign. It's an expansion pack. It even says Halo 3 on the box!
Not a good start with the Bugie/Activision marriage. Hope the game catches my interest; MMO's aren't my thing.This is not how I was hoping Destiny would be revealed. Activision, I am disappoint.
I'm sure the Bungie crew are frustrated, I would be too.
Exciting stuff though.
Seriously this. No clue whether or not it will play like MMO's out there now, but I have never purchased one and don't plan on it. Who knows though... could be something new and awesome we've never even heard about!Not a good start with the Bugie/Activision marriage. Hope the game catches my interest; MMO's aren't my thing.
Regardless of what happened it still shouldn't have sold at full retail price.Ah, the evil Microsoft bully fable.
Regardless of what happened it still shouldn't have sold at full retail price.
Regardless of what happened it still shouldn't have sold at full retail price.
If H4 gets a decent map editor and they get the gameplay right it might aswell be the best halo game to date, don't fuck it up 343!
Forge better get a HUGE overhaul, if there's no terrain editing I'll stab my testicles.
Seriously this. No clue whether or not it will play like MMO's out there now, but I have never purchased one and don't plan on it. Who knows though... could be something new and awesome we've never even heard about!
Regardless of what happened it still shouldn't have sold at full retail price.
Not a good start with the Bugie/Activision marriage. Hope the game catches my interest; MMO's aren't my thing.
Heh. I agree. However the addition of the Halo 3 content made the price reasonable.
To note, the documents don't state MMO as you typically think of an MMO. It's peer to peer with a persistent world, meaning the world stays consistent between "games" or "matches."
Same, got in Holland for 25 plureos.Weirdly enough, I didn't come across a uk website selling it for full retail price, everywhere I looked leading up to launch was 29.99, managed to get it for 26 pounds myself.
Weirdly enough, I didn't come across a uk website selling it for full retail price, everywhere I looked leading up to launch was 29.99, managed to get it for 26 pounds myself.
See I'm trying to put in my brain what this would be like. A few people gave some examples of what they "thought" this might be like but I'd never heard/seen them. I guess a better question would be; what is the benefit of having this persisitent world in an FPS? Is it sounding more like a ME3 style action shooter (but in FPS) or a true FPS like we see now with Matchmaking etc.. but with some persistent world around it? I'm just not sure what the benefit of the latter would be.
Btw, I'm not complaining or saying "well I don't get it so that's stupid!".. I'm just really trying to find something comparable.
Neuros >Same, got in Holland for 25 plureos.
Heh - I don't really pay attention to either one, but I just looked up the various Halo games in both.
Gotta say... having a little trouble distinguishing between 'holistic' and 'bullshit'.
- Reach: GR - 91.71% | MC - 91
- Halo 3: GR - 93.53% | MC - 94
- Halo 3: ODST: GR - 84.92% | MC - 83
- Halo 2: GR - 94.56% | MC - 95
- Halo: GR - 95.58% | MC - 97
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Again, I'm not saying "I don't get it so it's stupid!"... I'm just trying to understand the benefit of something like this which is why I've asked those of you who have played similar games. Like Chromehounds, care to share more about it?Don't see the benefit?
Someone hasn't played Chromehounds.
See Frankie, you don't want that to happen!Reminder.
At this moment in time, I wouldn't want to be your testicles.
I'll definitely listen to the sales pitch from Bungie, and will more than likely buy the gameSeriously this. No clue whether or not it will play like MMO's out there now, but I have never purchased one and don't plan on it. Who knows though... could be something new and awesome we've never even heard about!
So now I need to find out about Chromehounds. Fuck, it's already starting to get complicated. ;-)MMO-like was how it was described. It won't be a traditional MMO because the Xbox can't do MMO's.
Like some others, I'm assuming its more akin to a persistent world. Hopefully something along the lines of Chromehounds. Maybe even bigger in scale.
Imagine if its an always online game. An entire universe, but you can play one day, solve a problem, play again in 2 days and other major events have happened.
Same, got in Holland for 25 plureos.
You still looking for people?1 more for ODST firefight sessions.
Be on or be square
Again, I'm not saying "I don't get it so it's stupid!"... I'm just trying to understand the benefit of something like this which is why I've asked those of you who have played similar games. Like Chromehounds, care to share more about it?
Only 25? It was 40 here in Belgium.
I think I paid 60 for the CE.
Is that an FPS? Doesn't look like it..
Is that an FPS? Doesn't look like it..
ODST is so awesome!
MMO-like was how it was described. It won't be a traditional MMO because the Xbox can't do MMO's.
Again, I'm not saying "I don't get it so it's stupid!"... I'm just trying to understand the benefit of something like this which is why I've asked those of you who have played similar games. Like Chromehounds, care to share more about it?