Only thing it would do, in my opinion, would be to force the players to play that game a lot in the following days of its release, and then, since you beat the campaign mode, I bet some people would sell the game since it has a high value and just came out... that is if you don't have Xbox Live, of course, but that idea's just pointless.
Broken Steel continues the main quest and a major feature is that it breaks the level cap and your character can now go up to level 30 with new perks and everything. It also features some more powerful versions of existing monsters (like Albino Radscorpions, Feral Ghoul Reavers, Super Mutant Overlords and Enclave Hellfire Troopers) who are a challenge to fight. You can obtain new armor or guns. Point Lookout brings a whole nep map, a swampy area almost as big as the original Wasteland. This map brings its own quests, enemies, armors and weapons with it, and is a challenge for high level players. It's a great deal of fun to explore the new swamp area, and you can get a few perks by completing quests. Only downside is you must travel to Point Lookout alone, none of your followers can go with you, so it's a great challenge to go there. Don't even consider the Pitt and Operation Anchorage, they are ridiculous.
Modern Warfare's campaign remains the best in the series in my opinion, and its multiplayer mode is still unmatched today. Modern Warfare 2 isn't far behind, but doesn't live up to its predecessor.
[QUOTE="x-2tha-z"]There's a Red Read Redemption now? Damn, I cant keep up. Well, if Red Read is anything like Red Dead, the best way to make sure you have a fast horse is to look at the speed on the deed and use said deed to get the fas horse. Honestly though, there isn't really that much difference between them. Your comment cracked me up. Well you get a pretty good horse from one of Bonnie's early missions, and it's in the top 3 horses. I would have kept him through all the game if he didn't die by falling off a cliff, so if you be careful and keep him alive that stallion is good enough to get you through the game.
Well I sure was sad that John died, but I feel this was the best ending possible. It was very emotional and it has a meaning, no matter what you do, you cannot forget the mistakes of the past. Although playing as Jack felt a bit wrong, the ending was extremely well done.
I mean, I was playing (well, more like trying to play) Left 4 Dead 2 versus, and at least half the people I played with didn't use microphones (making them essentially useless) and of the people who used mics, only a few of them were actually helpful, and most just yelled about not wanting to play as any kind of infected except their favorite, and then complaining when they died in 2 seconds due to their lack of skill.
Essian
Gamers on Xbox Live are usually unwilling to cooperate, but Left 4 Dead 2 is WAY worse than any other game. I've experienced situations where as a survivor, I was down 2 inches away from a teammate, with absolutely no zombies in sight, and he didn't bother to help me up and left me there to die... I would play L4D2 with you, but sadly I sold the game because I completed all campaigns and was sick and tired of the players on Xbox Live.
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