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Just ordered 2 of these bad boys.. I figured either Rachel or Jacob would want one, too.. plus since my order was over $25, I got free shipping :)
sweet, they were supposed to have one at gamestop when i went and picked up the orange box, but it wasn't there, glad we've finally got one on the way
still need a hi-hat pedal solution though...
still need a hi-hat pedal solution though...
i can only do so much, drew. i think that double bass capability is really going to step up my game though.
the idea sounded stupid, but it looks like this might actually be fun.
mass effect 2 so far = sweeeeet
How many aliens have you "Kirked" so far?
none...still getting my space legs back
Lol space video game store clerk: "for 10 credits we offer data protection for any game we sell! If the copy protection ever malfunctions, you can download a new copy free!"
yes
is anybody actually interested in a review of mass effect 2? really if you don't like the series then you're the reason obama is taking our spaceships away and you deserve whatever health care and small business taxes he gives you
is anybody actually interested in a review of mass effect 2? really if you don't like the series then you're the reason obama is taking our spaceships away and you deserve whatever health care and small business taxes he gives you
i'd like to know what you think so far compared to the ME1 experience, since I watched you play more than a few hours of that before
i'd be glad to, alright well the first one suffered from two main things: a tedious and largely inconsequential inventory system, and repetitive side missions, the second drops the inventory system and gets you more involved in the weapon settings, the combat has been tuned up and they added a kind of rock/paper/scissors mechanic and you see significant benefits from equipping yourself to address these possibilities
the side missions in the second are much more engaging, each location is unique, where in the first you would explore the same 3 outposts over and over
i'd say one thing the first still has going for it is the story, the scope of the first game feels much larger than the second, i'd say probably due to the exposition of the whole universe they created, the second had a tagline like "recruit your team, fight for the lost" and that's pretty much what you do and then you beat the game, i beat it in 35 or so hours and it still felt kind of short, but the character development is deeper in the second, each team member you pick up has their own additional mission you take them on to solve some sort of dilemma for them, most of them are pretty interesting, but the whole situation feels kind of artificial, in the first you were flying around the galaxy solving mysteries and eating scooby snacks and learning about your team members along the way, which i found more compelling
the humor in the second game is superb, especially if you're hardcore in to it like i am, also it was entertaining to see situations from the first game work their way into the second, and i'm very interested to see how the decisions i made in the second will come to bear in the third, which i want like yesterday
edit: both definitely have epic and cinematic endings that are very satisfying, i mean turn on the surround sound and tell me you don't get nerdy goosebumps for both of them
the side missions in the second are much more engaging, each location is unique, where in the first you would explore the same 3 outposts over and over
i'd say one thing the first still has going for it is the story, the scope of the first game feels much larger than the second, i'd say probably due to the exposition of the whole universe they created, the second had a tagline like "recruit your team, fight for the lost" and that's pretty much what you do and then you beat the game, i beat it in 35 or so hours and it still felt kind of short, but the character development is deeper in the second, each team member you pick up has their own additional mission you take them on to solve some sort of dilemma for them, most of them are pretty interesting, but the whole situation feels kind of artificial, in the first you were flying around the galaxy solving mysteries and eating scooby snacks and learning about your team members along the way, which i found more compelling
the humor in the second game is superb, especially if you're hardcore in to it like i am, also it was entertaining to see situations from the first game work their way into the second, and i'm very interested to see how the decisions i made in the second will come to bear in the third, which i want like yesterday
edit: both definitely have epic and cinematic endings that are very satisfying, i mean turn on the surround sound and tell me you don't get nerdy goosebumps for both of them