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Metal Gear Solid 5 Peace Walker |OT| Peace Walking & Ad-HOC Partying
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Dwayne said:
adhoc party will work fine with ANY region PSP game. NOTE that the ad-hoc party REGIONAL application (US/EU/HK/JP) WILL NOT find other players that are NOT on that regions application/servers.
As far as the DLC. UK game needs UK PSN account. US game needs US PSN account.
Dwayne said:
The shirt codes are requiring a PSN account. They're universal. As for the actual "DLC" that Japan has, I'm going to err on the side of them requiring REGION SAME as the game itself, but I could be wrong. We dunno yet as there is no DLC out for US/EU yet.
OneMoreQuestion
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OneMoreQuestion said:
Quoted again
Sir Ilpalazzo
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I think so.
OneMoreQuestion
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Vamphuntr said:
2 or 3 words? How can i make a song with 2 or 3 words?
OneMoreQuestion
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Vamphuntr said:
Thanks. Looking forward to it!
BattleMonkey
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This has been such a great game. The controls are so much more fluid now compared to PO. The more fancy cut scenes are amazing.
autobzooty
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About to battle the cocoon. I've fought a lot of giant robots in my Metal Gear days, but this one is by far the most intimidating one ever. Nobody does boss battles like Metal Gear boss battles.
HERE I GO.
Edit: Wow I can't do it :lol
My loadout contained two missile launchers and I was still only barely able to knock out the pod, but then the thing was back online by the time I climbed all the way up it. My strategy of using chaff grenades while climbing it to avoid the turret fire was effective, but in the end I just can't climb fast enough. Anyone got any tips? Or maybe you just wanna help me in coops? :lol
HERE I GO.
Edit: Wow I can't do it :lol
My loadout contained two missile launchers and I was still only barely able to knock out the pod, but then the thing was back online by the time I climbed all the way up it. My strategy of using chaff grenades while climbing it to avoid the turret fire was effective, but in the end I just can't climb fast enough. Anyone got any tips? Or maybe you just wanna help me in coops? :lol
LethaL ImpuLse
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Ok so how can I level up my R&D team to make better weapons and stuff? I'm currently going in the
boss battle with a lvl 1 LAW and M16 and I'm getting owned hard.
T-72U tank
autobzooty
Member
Vek said:
I tried that, but the mounted turrets tear me to pieces while I'm climbing up, and they take a lot of abuse before they blow up. Maybe I should try my chaff grenade technique again, but I don't think they'll last long enough to stop the turrets while I'm on board the thing and still attacking the red pod.
autobzooty
Member
YES, I DID IT!!!
Now THAT felt like a true victory. What a rush! Boss battles in this game are just stellar. So many bosses in video games nowadays just feel so dumb, but Metal Gear always delivers. I especially like the strategy that you have to use in Peace Walker.
Now THAT felt like a true victory. What a rush! Boss battles in this game are just stellar. So many bosses in video games nowadays just feel so dumb, but Metal Gear always delivers. I especially like the strategy that you have to use in Peace Walker.
When I fought cocoon, I didn't get shot at all by turrets during my climb. Once I reached the pod, there are those 2 that fire at you though. Time it right and lay flat on the ground when they take aim. The bullets will fly right over you.
Then just stand up between attacks and go crazy
Then just stand up between attacks and go crazy
LethaL ImpuLse
Member
This game is totally deserving of the MGS5 name.
BattleMonkey
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coldvein said:
The story line is just as good and well presented as any MGS, the gameplay is tight, it's very lengthy game and seems longer than even 4. It has PO gameplay elements to it, but take those out and it's on par with any other MGS.
Is there a reason I can't deploy
in outer ops yet?
and they aren't anywhere to be found in the menus to deploy them. I want to kick some ass. :|
Also I have that OP you wanted to do, Auto. You know the one Duck only had?
Up to the
, how much further is the main story? Also how many more Chico briefing files do I have? I want to unlock the MH missions, do them and forget they ever existed with the exception of the special camos they give. :|
Metal Gear ZEKE
I just built the damn thing to completion, adding a jetpack and radome to it
Also I have that OP you wanted to do, Auto. You know the one Duck only had?
Up to the
mountain base, having to climb through there to the final testing facility
Deadly said:
Not sure yet as Im in the cutscene at the end of that mission but I tried it 3 times by putting enemies to sleep. Ive deemed it impossible this way :lol
Once I threw on the Battle armor and gave myself a full arsenal, I got it.
Fantastic mission though, I LOVE when Heavens Divide starts playing. What a great game.
Can anyone tell me the mission where Chico tells you about the Monster Island in the briefing files?
autobzooty
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entrement said:
One of the longest if not THE longest in the series. I'm about 20 hours in and roughly half way through the third chapter (out of five chapters). Factor in all the extra ops and the coop and it's definitely one of the longest in the series. Much fewer cutscenes too, so much more of the final game time is actual gameplay.
Not that I have anything against cutscenes. Just pointing it out.
semiconscious
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TheSeks said:
i just got back from my first trip to monster island . listen to all of chico's rap, & then you need to get to extra mission 29, which unlocked for me after the first 2 missions in chapter 3. instead of completing the mission, backtrack...
. listen to all of chico's rap, & then you need to get to extra mission 29, which unlocked for me after the first 2 missions in chapter 3. instead of completing the mission, backtrack...
Dice
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Not really. This is like the MGS for MGS players. If you know the series, then this game just gets to the core of what makes it fun and makes it really accessible and open for you. It is less narrative than the other major ones, so it won't guide you by the hand or force you to a direction at it's own pace, but you're supposed to feel lost in the fun. I find that it is less like other MGS games in this respect, but also not totally open like a sandbox MGS or anything like that. It's more like, in terms of direction and story, if other MGS games were JRPGs, then this is the SRPG version of MGS.bPod said: