Nov. 30th, 2009

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Finished Bioshock over the weekend. I'm sure I missed some of the game; not that I rushed through it; I'm just bad at following maps in a FPS. Fun game and VERY pretty. After finishing, it would have been nice for the game to offer a 'fly-through' option, just to look at all the pretty.
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Finished Bioshock over the weekend. I'm sure I missed some of the game; not that I rushed through it; I'm just bad at following maps in a FPS. Fun game and VERY pretty. After finishing, it would have been nice for the game to offer a 'fly-through' option, just to look at all the pretty.
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Andy and i finished Borderlands last night as well. The ending is a bit of a let down- big boss fight, no real reward. Now we're going to playthrough on Difficulty 2 to see what that is like. I'm not sure how long we'll stick with it, because I'm kind of bored with it.
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Andy and i finished Borderlands last night as well. The ending is a bit of a let down- big boss fight, no real reward. Now we're going to playthrough on Difficulty 2 to see what that is like. I'm not sure how long we'll stick with it, because I'm kind of bored with it.
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After finishing this game, I realize I have absolutely no reason to play through it again. Sure, it's fun once, but it's exactly the same the second time around, the third, the fourth ... it would have been a simple matter to correct this if the game makers had just made the characters different in ways that would make one want to play through again as a different character. Make one fight better with swords, anything to differentiate the characters. One of the big reasons Diablo 2 is still going is because there is so many different ways to play a character, even though the game itself is essentially the same each time (random maps aside.)
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After finishing this game, I realize I have absolutely no reason to play through it again. Sure, it's fun once, but it's exactly the same the second time around, the third, the fourth ... it would have been a simple matter to correct this if the game makers had just made the characters different in ways that would make one want to play through again as a different character. Make one fight better with swords, anything to differentiate the characters. One of the big reasons Diablo 2 is still going is because there is so many different ways to play a character, even though the game itself is essentially the same each time (random maps aside.)
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We played some Demigod with the new DLC, and it was fun but isn't going to hold my attention for long. I do still have a number of games that I bought and never really played: Dark Messiah of Might and Magic, The Witcher, Two Worlds, Age of Empires 3. I may load up Civilization 4 again and play a few rounds. I'll need to hunt up some no-cd cracks, because I HATE switching disks around, lol. I'm starting to lean more towards buying my games from online services like Steam for just this reason, and also because I long ago ran out of shelf space. Which is also why I canceled my membership to Science Fiction Book Club. It served me all too well.
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We played some Demigod with the new DLC, and it was fun but isn't going to hold my attention for long. I do still have a number of games that I bought and never really played: Dark Messiah of Might and Magic, The Witcher, Two Worlds, Age of Empires 3. I may load up Civilization 4 again and play a few rounds. I'll need to hunt up some no-cd cracks, because I HATE switching disks around, lol. I'm starting to lean more towards buying my games from online services like Steam for just this reason, and also because I long ago ran out of shelf space. Which is also why I canceled my membership to Science Fiction Book Club. It served me all too well.

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