ChattyWhacker

Just spent last weekend delving into the game and I have two over arching feelings for it. 1. Hilarious dialogue, humorous cross referencing, and new mechanics which enhance it from it's predecessor. 2. I swear to god, I will punch every character in the face if they don't stop telling me how bad I'm playing! Seriously, other than good core game mechanics, I have been filled with a lot of anger and irritation over the game. I looked to see if I could turn down the opponent chatter to low but it seems the option has been ommited for the sequel. However, I did look for the option midgame so it might be available in the main menu options area. So, how does everyone else feel about it? You like/dislike or interested/disinterested in the game?

I suppose I should clarify that I meant over the top details in the witches bust, the amazons and dwarfs extreme muscular designs, and the elves free flowing and petite animations. Of course, I'm sure that the bombastic and absurd qualities of the witch is what is most pertinent in recent discussions. I just felt that all around character designs are intriguing in their own right.

Well, not really completed, but I've been playing Borderlands 2 on PC for the past 2 weeks and loving every minute of it. I've mostly reached up to a level 32 Gunzerker.

I personally find the art style and animation interesting and unique with it's over the top details. I understand that it can be offputting but that's just what makes it all the more enjoyable to those who are not disuaded by it.

I've been experiencing a few crashes here and there with my copy as well. However, it only seems to crash after a dialogue between characters and moving onto a new hand. Still, it seems to autosave so I don't really lose any kind of progress. In terms of the lack of Bruce Campbell, it might be a matter of either Bruce wasn't available or Taletell might have decided his current voice has changed since Army of Darkness. Honestly, it's only me speculating but there's probably a decent reason why Bruce couldn't tag along....I kind of feel like a jerk for referring to him by first name.

As far as I've looked into the topic, the only difference I'm familiar with between the two is that Game Dev Story is IOS and Android exclusive while Game Dev Tycoon is PC, Mac, and Linux. I've heard great things about Game Dev Story but I'm not that big into mobile gaming. I purchased a copy of Game Dev Tycoon after hearing the "proposed" percentage of piracy and I've been enjoying the game. However, I can understand the controversy over the whole situation.

Since I don't see any topic discussions on the new release, I thought I'd start it off. Not a bag game overall. My sadistic side is a little disappointed with the absence of fatalities, though it is a different fighter serial. Fantastic voice work though I'm not too big of a fan of Superman's voice. All of it definitely reminded me of alternate demission travels of the Justice Lords episode from the Justice League cartoon and the animated film Crisis on Infinite Earths. How about you guys? Was the game yay or nay?

I haven't really given Omaha a chance. I'm mostly just interested in trying to somehow master texas hold'em. Truth be told, I'm not that great at it. My basic rules I follow is high pair cards against over 3 opponents, check flop if already paid blind and no one esle has raised, and use best judgement with either flush or straight capable cards. Does anybody else have any good techniques? I swear that Ash and Claptrap are always bluffing.

The times be a-changinc, and I'm going to love seeing the reactions on the sidelines.

I'm definitely pre-ordering it. I know that may be frowned upon but what I've seen from the first game this is going to be a promising game.

Interesting premise. Sounds pretty depressing which I'm totally for.

Don't worry, Tails will just come back to life....An all you can eat buffet.

There are certainly a list of games I need to complete or simply start but I do plan on getting to them some day. I'm not really ashamed of purchasing a game and not finding enough attention or determination to finish it. However, I have not just rage quit but rage sold a game in the past. That game was DJ Hero. I got so aggravated from failing the normal difficulty that I threw it all back in the box, went over to Gameware, and sold it for less than 10 bucks. For that, I am not ashamed.

Interesting, I never really took the thought that traversal into different realities would replace their alternate selfs. I did remember hearing that the dissapearance of Elizabeth in the martyr reality was due to her traversal along with you there. Also, after retrospect, the finale also suggests that as well. However, I took the notion that alternate forms could coincide different realities with the Lutece twins as a prime example. Why Elizabeth wasn't in her tower might have been due to something other than reality swapping. Oh great, now my head is getting numb.

Hello everyone. My ID is ChattyWhacker. I've never really gotten into the whole multiplayer or co-op scene on the consoles but now I'm looking into it with my custom built PC.

I guess I might be out of my league here when just saying, "I really liked this game". I personally enjoyed the combat and story altogether. My only little nitpick was when I started to realize that the presence of Vigors seemed to be so odd. From the introduction of them, they seemed to be like they were possibly recently released. Also, it seemed that no one in the city really wanted to use them. Not only that but the congestion of a Vigor seems to be traumatizing as an experience.

For me, I've completed Bioshock Infinite and fulfilled all possible steam achievements. Worst part is that I'm scouring the web to know the release dates of the DLC. I like me some Bioshock.

I mused the idea of being a gaming programmer in my youth in middle school but soon changed my career to performing arts....Yeah. So, now I'm a computer science major and I have no intention of being a game programmer. I enjoy programming but from all the horror stories I've heard from different development houses are similar to stories I experienced in the performing arts world. I really hope that the industry finds better practices for it's core developers.

Hello there everyone, I've been a regular listener for Idle Thumbs during it's original run and found it to be one of the most hilarious gaming podcasts I had ever listened to. I was a little saddened when the show was put down. I only just recently wondered, "I remember seeing Idle Thumbs on Kickstarter, I wonder if they ever followed through with new shows". To my suprise, I came back to 39 new episodes. Anyway, nice to be here.