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Hmm, combat changed a lot for me but then again I wasn't sticking with just one class for the whole game. Once I unlocked new vocations and unlocked the later skills in each vocations skill list the combat opened up a lot as I had a lot more options to play with. One thing I really loved about the game was how great the vocations all were, each vocation had their own unique feel and strengths. I never stuck with one vocation for too long and was always switching them up which in turn helped the combat stay fun and interesting.

Downplay harder, it's not obvious enough. I could go in-depth with all the things the combat does right but to be honest it'd be a waste of my time because you've obviously already wrote the game off and can't be told otherwise. The game is still very much an RPG, don't know why you're comparing it to an Action game but hey if that's what you have to compare it to in order to give your argument some weight then go right ahead. Don't mind me as I laugh at that though. Pawns are great by the way. You just have to know what to look for. Most players don't know how to set up a good Pawn b

That doesn't sound like DD at all, there's a lot to complain about in the game but the mechanics definitely isn't one of them. That's the one thing the game gets right, hence all the praise for the combat system. DD straight up puts other RPGs combat to shame in comparison because it feels more in line with an Action game than an RPG. I find it very hard to play other RPGs now thanks to DD's combat spoiling me.

Didn't have to incorporate it into the gameplay, I would've been fine with just cutscenes TBH. Didn't even get that though, they were complete no shows so why did I need them exactly? All I remember about ME1 was the god awful performance issues...

With the bitter taste of ME3's ending still in my mouth I've decided to avoid starting another playthrough and instead check out the MP. It's alright, I guess.... It's basically Horde mode with a ME twist. I do like how it's a set amount of waves though, it helps prevent it from getting repetitive and dull when you can finish a game in 10 minutes or so. There's a lot of different characters too, each with their own build as well so it can be fun to just mess around with them all. I do not like the progression system at all though. You use your money to buy packs in order to get new weapons and

I had 100% and nothing to show for it. It was all pointless.

One that I shaped with the decisions I made throughout the series. Every decision I made in this series was regulated to being nothing but a War Asset Number essentially. There was no cause and effect for anything I've done so it makes it all pointless. Absolutely terrible ending... Sorry, but that's a really vague answer. Post in a spoiler tab if you need to, but I'm really curious what your expectations were for the ending. How were your choices going to play into it? Which choices in particular? Nothing vague about it. What did any of the races do in the ending? Nothin

One that I shaped with the decisions I made throughout the series. Every decision I made in this series was regulated to being nothing but a War Asset Number essentially. There was no cause and effect for anything I've done so it makes it all pointless. Absolutely terrible ending...

It's about the journey not the destination man, you just don't get it. ;( If this was a stand alone game then I'd be okay with that but this is the ending to a goddamn trilogy. A trilogy I invested a significant amount of time in and made careful decisions because I was told it's all going to matter in the end. Turns out though it didn't really matter at all, I feel cheated....

That ending sucked... Everything I did throughout this series was ultimately pointless. Fuck you, Bioware.

It's picked up a lot. Just got past the blank origin stuff. The segment with blank was just Nice spoilers, asshole.... Anyways, near the end of Mass Effect 3 and I have to say this game is kind of meh and that feeling may change if the ending is as bad as people say it is. I have to say Mass Effect 2 is way better than this game in every aspect.

So I went to Wal-Mart yesterday and noticed a bargain bin for games starting at $9.99 and under. Picked up Mass Effect 3 for $5.99 so now I can finally play this game after ignoring it for so long.

That game is fun, it has it's problems and there's definitely some wasted potential but it was easy for me to overlook it all thanks to the awesome combat. Really enjoyed that game. not too hard? Only at the beginning. Once you gain some levels and some skills the game gets easier.

That game is fun, it has it's problems and there's definitely some wasted potential but it was easy for me to overlook it all thanks to the awesome combat. Really enjoyed that game.

That's cool.

So I found a room with a couple Injustice top players last night and got a lot of games in. Got my ass stomped of course but it was fun to just watch and learn. Wound Cowboy, ForeverKing, TS Sabin and some other players whose names I didn't recognize but were also very good were in the room. Wound Cowboy is fuckin' godlike, I never even managed to take out half of his first life bar and he perfected me twice. Now if you're not aware, getting a Perfect is damn near impossible in this game because everything deals chip damage but this guy did it twice. I couldn't even be mad about it, I was

it has always been like that lol Which is why he said, "... still feels like...", emphasis on the still.

That's kind of a dumb distinction to make, don't you think?

I'd definitely be down for some BB matches, I'd even play some Persona even though I don't like the game much. As for people raging, yeah, it happens but the Injustice community is by far the worst I've come across for this sort of thing. That could also be because the community is also much larger than what I'm accustomed to so there's a larger pool of salty players but it does get kind of old to constantly run into rage quitters... Quiting out of the match gives you a loss anyways so you might as well stick around and finish the match. Fighting games can get pretty heated

I only played MK a couple times and from the little bit of it I've played I didn't enjoy it. Injustice was fun right from the get-go for me, I'm really digging the game and the more time I put into it, the more I enjoy it. It also helps that this game has a very active community so it's very easy to find a game and get to playing. There's a broad spectrum of players too, players of all different types of skill levels ranging from your Ridiculously Good player down to your Just-bought-the-game-and-have-no-idea-what-I'm-doing-so-I'm-just-pushing-buttons player.

Figured I'd try out the King of the Hill mode in Injustice. Beat the current king and then proceeded to go on a 20 Win winstreak. Dudes were getting soooo salty LMAO, they were screaming in their mics. "Oh my god, someone beat this faggot!" (Ah, the classic 'faggot'... You know you're doing something right when people start screaming that at you.) "Fuck you, spammer!" (How do you even spam with Batgirl? I don't know. Unless you count punches and kicks to the face spamming, then yeah, I was 'spamming'.) "Jesus, he just keeps doing the same thing! He sucks so much!" (Probably because

KoA, ugh.... I stopped playing it around the halfway point of the game, the game just gets so tiring. There are sooooo many sidequests, you clear one and then three more pop up. It quickly gets to the point to where you feel like you're not making any progress because the quests just never stop coming. The combat is entertaining for awhile but even that gets tiring after awhile.

I didn't play MK9 so I can't compare. I'd put it on the same level as SSF4 or close to it. It's definitely better than UMvC3's netcode.

hows the net Kode. Well, that's hard to answer. When you get a good connection with another player it feels like you're playing offline. Get a bad connection and the game becomes unplayable since simple combos become impossible to do. When you get a decent connection then it's playable, but you might want to keep your combos simple because anything that requires specific timing will have trouble connecting. It's solid netcode for the most part, not the best but far from the worst.

Well, I must be getting pretty good at Injustice because I get consistent hatemail and rage quitters now lol... My Win Loss record is starting to balance out too, my first 100 games I only won like 20 matches. I was getting my ass stomped for awhile there, it didn't matter if it was against good or bad players, I was consistently losing either way. However, now that I'm more comfortable with my character, comfortable with the game, and have a good understanding of most matchups I've improved quite a bit. 400 matches later I got my Win Loss record close to 50% now. Not bad considering it was li