I absolutely love Too Human, though I admit it is flawed.

I desperately want a sequel with polish, 4 player co-op, and a PC release.

Yep, and the same as every other game I play.

Every time I play Crysis, the game will not fill up the monitor. The ratio is correct, it just needs to stretch out a bit. It's not in windowed mode either.

Also, it will sometimes cause my desktop to not fit the screen either, making me have to change the scaling options in the AMD Vision Engine Control Center.

Anyone else have this problem and know a solution? This is the only game this happens for.

Every time I play Crysis, the game will not fill up the monitor. The ratio is correct, it just needs to stretch out a bit. It's not in windowed mode either.

Also, it will sometimes cause my desktop to not fit the screen either, making me have to change the scaling options in the AMD Vision Engine Control Center.

Anyone else have this problem and know a solution? This is the only game this happens for.

"So when i finish my work, the last thing i want to do is sit st a PC"

lol, why? Because you would prefer using a couch?You do know you can plug your PC to your TV right?

Or is it because you don't wanna near a PC after you're done with work? That's even lamer.

Also, you're a software engineer, you're supposed to pretty much LIVE with computers.

You sold your PC, threwing away all the advantages of PC gaming(better visuals, smoother gameplay, mods, etc)... for a whim.

Sorry, usually i don't like being a douche, but i have no simpathy for you.

cfstar

It's his choice. I'm not sure why you're acting like it's a big deal that he doesn't want to game on a PC anymore. He also didn't ask for sympathy, he asked for advice.

And yes, you're a douche.

TC, go for the PS3. Don't own one myself but it seems like the best choice.

I'd prefer to purchase EA's games on Steam, but I don't have a problem with them wanting to take a risk to expand their business. Origin ain't bad either, but I do treat it like a store rather than a full-service like Steam.

[QUOTE="Eddie-Vedder"][QUOTE="SaltyMeatballs"]Disappointing.Master_ShakeXXX

I'm starting to think that PC gamers are full of sh*t. I have seen those infamous videos of matches in Operation Metro with 64 players. That doesn't look "fun" in any sense of the word. It looks like a broken clusterf*ck. I don't know how things play out on the other maps but if it's anything like Op Metro, I'd rather stick with my 24 player limit tyvm.

Operation Metro is easily the worst map for 64 players...I'm not sure if anybody enjoys that.

poor lemmings, all this talk of games must have their mouths waterryPinnacleGamingP

You mean Battlefield, Call of Duty, Team Fortress 2, and Halo? All games which the X360 has?

It matters big time in most shooters nowadays, only those that suck say K/D dosent matter just sayin :P

finalstar2007

Not really. My favorite role in the Halo games tend to be driving the warthog, a role that doesn't tend to garner many kills. Many times I've started at my base, infiltrated the enemy's base, grabbed their flag, and captured it - without killing a single person. Sometimes killing isn't the best way to carry out an objective. I've found patiently waiting for the enemy to move on and then grab the flag unnoticed works wonders to winning a game.

I would agree it's not so black and white though. If you're dropping a lot of bodies without going for the flag, you can still be a crucial element to the team. It's about striking a good balance. Like the TC said, many times I've seen players in BF3 sit back and snipe. They end the game with around 5 kills and maybe 1 death. They essentially did ****

I agree. I think while playing objective games, K/D shouldn't be recorded into career stats. I don't mind players going for a good K/D in death match, obviously.