aka_STEVE wrote on Jun 16, 2017, 19:53:
Yeah, pretty sad.....Valve now only needs people from foreign countries to pretend to answer tech support questions & count their money rolling in from steam fees to every transaction anymore, no need for actual developers , designers or the like....

Tipsy McStagger wrote on May 23, 2017, 14:24:
I played 100's of hours into every GTA except for the last 2.

It's kinda weird that I didn't play the latest actually.

Cram wrote on May 14, 2017, 19:24:
I found the repetitiveness of the expansion/dlc very...VERY trying (if you played it you know what I mean). But I couldn't stop, and when it was over I was wishing it would have kept on going.

What a strange game, that is the complete package. I hate it, and yet I love it.

Yes it's worth $3, and your time.

Flak wrote on May 10, 2017, 02:08:
19 million players and yet the active player count is not that much higher than BF4. Hard to believe so many suckers paid $50+ for that...but actually now that I think about Battlefront which was pretty much the exact same soulless husk of a game that stupid asshole gamers paid a lot of money for.

BF1 (aside from Hardline...spin-off doesn't count) is the first Battlefield game I haven't purchased at launch, let alone it's launch year.

The cheapest I can find it for from a 'key' site is $35...that's a joke for the base game, I wouldn't pay more than $15 on it's best day.

Double-bonus edit: Oh, and EA can fuck right off as long as they keep fragmenting their community with their dumbass premium MAP DLCs.

Creston wrote on May 5, 2017, 15:06:
The story is truly god-awful, but just skip the cutscenes and do the missions, and most of the challenges are quite fun, as are some of the achievements. (NY to LA in, I believe, 45 minutes is a cool one to try to get.)

SimplyMonk wrote on May 4, 2017, 15:55:

I stopped putting effort into my points when my fellow conversation participant compared selling Porches to Video Games.

Log in and play GTA Online on PS4, Xbox One or PC at any point between now and Sunday, April 30th to be eligible for a GTA$425K tax refund compliments of the San Andreas State Treasury Department, to be deposited in your Maze Bank account during the month of May.

jdreyer wrote on Apr 24, 2017, 02:06:
Video Games Aren’t Addictive.

jacobvandy wrote on Apr 23, 2017, 21:30:
They weren't even trying to make a whole game, just import the RDR map into the GTA V engine. It's been done with almost every other GTA game by now and they get away with it because they don't provide any of the actual game files, just a tool that pulls from copies of the games you provide. It almost makes you wonder why they're being especially protective of RDR...

MeanJim wrote on Apr 23, 2017, 18:33:
If Take-Two are smart, they would hire them and will give them what they need to do it properly.

loomy wrote on Apr 15, 2017, 23:18:

and if EA or activision tried to make this game, it'd cost more and take longer because they wouldn't be as dedicated. CIG is a purpose-built organization

Beamer wrote on Mar 3, 2017, 11:52:
Renegade was one of those games that the demo was so complete that I never felt the need to buy the game. I probably had 50 hours in the demo. It was a good map - I could basically singlehandedly dominate it and win for my team, even with the team objectives. Looking back, maybe this was because the skilled players bought the game and I was solely playing newbs, but... still really dug the demo.

Dman20 wrote on Feb 24, 2017, 09:51:
Vehicle driving, cars/trucks weren't too bad. Its still no racing game style driving but better than some I've experienced. The helicopter flying feels off, can't place my finger on that one but its funny.

jdreyer wrote on Feb 24, 2017, 01:49:
I didn't play this, but from the videos it looked like Just Cause: Ghost Recon.

Linksil wrote on Feb 15, 2017, 10:29:
Funny that they test it on Blizzard's game(Overwatch) instead of their own game.

This was my first thought from my just woken up brain. I think it's really the codename of the human checkers instead, but amusing none the less.

Blackhawk wrote on Feb 11, 2017, 20:45:
Battlefield already did Vietnam, and it wasn't exactly their best selling title. They may always give it another whirl, of course.

As far as good Vietnam shooters go, try Vietcong (for single player.) It's old and sometimes rough around the edges, but it was a very memorable game.