Dat feel of Scrolling past a wall of text.

TorqueHappens08

Dat facepalming when someone doesn't know what a wall of text is.

Lolno :lol:

[QUOTE="Lumpy311"]

Holy crap, that IS a huge patch, probably turning 8 game into a 9 game.

Jankarcop

The bueaty of PC gaming.

Console games never get this kind of treatment.

Console games tend to work on day 1. :roll:

Does the game work yet? Do the "AI" have intelligence now?

Having bought and played this it is, sadly, dumbed down and designed with a control pad in mind.

+ Less interactivity (think how Crysis when from an interactive sanbox masterpeice to a POS uninteractive console pew pew!)

+ Other Stuff

Overall, the game is a failure. I enjoyed Resident Evil 6 more, at least it had a wacky bond plot.

uninspiredcup

"At least it had a wacky bond plot", As opposed to Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs superbly written and incredibly thought provoking plot?

Which would you guys say is better, this or Outlast?dracolich55

if you want to be scared, Outlast, if you want an fantastic story, Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs. Amnesia is the better game solely due to the story and setting, in my opinion.

That was pretty damn funny.freedomfreak

Digital Revolver trailers are always funny

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_m8s8OR-eM

:D

It means the XBone isn't completely shit, just shit.

[QUOTE="Gargus"]

[QUOTE="Blabadon"]Playing through ME1 right now. Expecting the disappointment thanks to the internet.texasgoldrush

But ME1 is great.

ME2 is a little more streamlined and overall it improves most everything. Its at least just as good as 1 if not better. Although I missed the more 1980's scifi feel the first one had..

ME3 was god awful to me because it felt terribly rushed. You can see every returning character before they surprise you, you can see every character death coming from a mile off, the game lacked its sense of exploration because I felt like I was constantly being drug along by the game like a kid being guided by his mother holding his hand, all the side missions felt kind of flat and very uninteresting like they were forced in just because the other games had them, new characters felt generic and really uninspired like that that new mexican guy who sounds like a white doing a bad impression of a mexican by talking in his normal voice but constantly using the word "loco" in a mexican accent, and a dozen other reasons why I didnt like it.

The ending was just the capper because it personified how I felt through the entire game. I felt like it was rushed, unloved, and like it was just a meal ticket. The entire game felt like they were saying "Ok guys this is it. Lets wrap this up so we can get home in time for dexter". And thats what the ending felt like also, they were done so they rushed and got lazy. I mean the entire series is based on creating these characters, having a big expansive story to tell, having a lot of dialouge and so on but at the end they just pulled the plug on it and ran the credits.

You mean when Liara conveniently stumbled upon the Deus Ex Machina device? Or the 30 hours of fighting Cerberus troops? Or all the tieing up from Mass Effect 1 and 2, which they still managed to fvck up. There's no foreshadowing of the Catalyst or the Reapers motives, so where's the plot progression?

[QUOTE="Peredith"]The real time reflections in Crysis 2/3 DX11 even reflects particles. It's not prebaked :?gpuking

Everything is reflected.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]

[QUOTE="gpuking"]

Crysis 3 only reflects flat surfaces on the ground, no walls, no mirrors, nohing other than a flat ground. KZ's reflection is vastly more advanced.

gpuking

Where are you getting these ideas? 

Railing reflected on a wall:

Monitor screen reflected on a vent:

Squirells reflected in water:

The real time reflections in Crysis 2/3 DX11 even reflects particles. It's not prebaked :?