-Always on -Must install to Hard drive. Unable to play from disk -Anti-used game features (if this comes to past then Sony will win this gen) Another thought is that Xbox might see more exclusive from Devs as this is a feature they want
Quote from: Clanwolfer on March 08, 2013, 02:30:58 PM
Would the interface for this work well with touch/pen only? I have the Surface Pro and it strikes me as a game that could easily enough be played in tablet mode, and I can't possibly have enough of those.
I haven't tried it on my Iconia W700 yet.. guess I should load it up
depends... my gaming time has been really limited lately. If we can sim a great deal I would be interested. Guess I could get a good AssMan to run matches
Anyone playing this latest iteration? How does it feel compared to 2012? It's on sale on Steam right now for 50% off ($20) and if there was enough interest I figured we might be able to get a league going using the new multiplayer features (where you can just play games using teams, not having to do the entire game with transfers etc). Any other addicts out there?
Currently, the manager of the Tottenham Hotspurs and lying 4th on the table. It's worth the price of the upgrade especially at that price point. Haviing a staff that can manage other areas of your team is huge.
Quote from: leo8877 on March 07, 2013, 10:22:27 PM
Quote from: TiLT on March 07, 2013, 09:48:12 PM
So, for people who are more knowledgeable about Space Hulk than I am, what edition of the game is this based on? Based on what I know, there's been three different editions. I believe I own the second one, where the only enemy is regular Genestealers. I have the impression that at least one of the other versions also features different breeds of Genestealers, such as the Magus. Am I correct? Which version(s) is that? Do we know if these things will be in this version?
I hope this does well so we can get some kind of sequel that has us fighting Chaos Space Marines too. Those were terrifying in the second Space Hulk computer game. I never could get through the first mission where you encounter them, as even one of them alone was enough to slaughter an entire team of Space Marines in Terminator armor.
I'm no expert, but from the RTS games I thought the Terminator armor dudes were the uber of the uber. Wouldn't they mop up a Chaos marine?
Terminators are veteran unit in a Space Marine Chapter, but most Chaos Space Marine Chapters will have chaos Terminators along with other nasty things.
Looks like they will be funded like Project Eternity at this rate. Never heard of these devs, but Obisidian sent out the word to their backers last night, so that was enough for me to back these guys
Still not sure how I feel about this series. I read the novels and I imagine they will need to change somethings to make it fit for TV like the changes to Walking Dead. I'll tune in, but I don't have high hopes
Quote from: hepcat on February 28, 2013, 08:43:20 PM
Is it possible to film a fight scene without slo mo in this day and age? Or is it something we just have to learn to accept as the only way it's done now?
I like it. If it moved in normal speed and people would complain you are missing action.
MS hasn't even released specs on thier latest and greatest and it feels like the Console Wars of the last generation is already kicking off on these forums.
Quote from: TiLT on February 25, 2013, 06:20:35 PM
Quote from: Soulchilde on February 25, 2013, 06:13:31 PM
Maybe, I'm not remembering this correctly, but Lara prior to this reboot was none of these things you stated above. This is the beginning of the story for her, so I wouldn't expect her to act any differently than this telling.
The only time I even alluded to the older Tomb Raider games above was when I mentioned using tits to sell a female character. Otherwise those games are irrelevant to this discussion, as you point out. You're missing the point though. She's acting in a way that is entirely inconsistent with how male protagonists are portrayed in games (except Far Cry 3, to a certain degree), which leaves the question of why Lara Croft should be singled out to be the crying, regretful, vulnerable and tortured one. The only answer I can come up with is "because she's a woman". It's the only thing that sticks out anyway.
That most gamers aren't very good at noticing stuff like this is alarming enough in itself. I can't claim to speak for women, but I'd be surprised if most female gamers who see this game don't react with distaste.
Lee - The Walking Dead Series? I understand your point now , but I think the medium is getting better with character portrayals.
Quote from: TiLT on February 25, 2013, 04:43:54 PM
I get the feeling when watching videos from this game that it's way more exploitive of women than games that mainly present women as love interests or sex objects. Why is it that we have game after game of tough, muscular men fighting their way through hundreds of enemies while blurting out one-liners and showing no emotional trauma whatsoever, but when we get one of those rare games that feature a woman in the main role, she screams from pain, cries tears, nearly gets raped, gets regret from killing anything at all, and lacks any sense of humor to keep it all at a distance? I get the impression that the developers are trying to send us a message, but the only message I'm receiving is that they're sexist. It's completely draining me of any interest I may have had in playing this game.
Maybe, I'm not remembering this correctly, but Lara prior to this reboot was none of these things you stated above. This is the beginning of the story for her, so I wouldn't expect her to act any differently than this telling.
Now, I will admit that the industry as a whole is sexist, but I like the way they are rebooting this series
edit- prior to the reboot she was hyper realistic. Those breast size really