
Between GOW, COD3, NBA2K7 and the soon to arrive R6 Vegas - I have some serious gaming ahead of me. I'd like to get CH2K7 but I have already spent too much $$ on games this month. NBA2K7 will have to fill my hoops needs for now.
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Best. Attack. EVAR!RobVarak wrote:On the other hand, nothing clears out those sinuses like a chainsaw to the bridge of the nose!Slumberland wrote:I need to be careful about playing this game before bed. I have a bit of a head cold, and last night would fall asleep for about an hour at a time and have restless dreams where I had to keep active reloading successfully in order to breathe and stay asleep. It sucked.
How long did it take you? I have no idea where i'm at and I can't find anywhere for it to tell me a percentage of how much i've completed. I just got past what I assume would be the first beserker.Macca00 wrote:I finished the game on Casual difficulty and now just finished it on 'Hardcore' - what a phenominal game and I've still yet to play (host or join) a co-op game! The combat (even against the CPU) is so much fun and I am in love with the Torque Bow - "Thunk! 1....2.....3....BOOM!!!"
Definately up there with God of War and Half-Life 2 as one of the best non-sports games of the past few years.
Hey tjung,tjung0831 wrote:
How long did it take you? I have no idea where i'm at and I can't find anywhere for it to tell me a percentage of how much i've completed. I just got past what I assume would be the first beserker.
I agree completely. A friend of mine and I finished hardcore the other night and had a blast doing it. I haven't seen any of the AI issues simply because I haven't played with the AI. I really think that Epic/MS have set the bar high for other co-op games. If Halo 3 and some of the other major games don't have a co-op mode like this one built in, then they won't beat Gears IMO. This is simply put the best game I've ever played. Right after we finished on Hardcore, we started back over on Insane.Zeppo wrote:I think this game is vastly better when played co-op than alone. Single player works fne, but the ease of slipping into the co-op game is significant, and most of the battles seem designed for two players, so this really sets it apart from other games.
That's good news. I read on gamefaqs where people are stating they beat the game in 3 hours, i was starting to get worried. Hell it took me almost an hour to beat the Beserker. I can't imagine this game getting even better as it goes on though, that's going to be a real treat.Macca00 wrote:Hey tjung,tjung0831 wrote:
How long did it take you? I have no idea where i'm at and I can't find anywhere for it to tell me a percentage of how much i've completed. I just got past what I assume would be the first beserker.
If you've just got past the first Beserker you've finished Act 1 and are about a fifth of the way through (there are 5 acts, however, the last act is pretty short). The single player game gets better as you go on and the best parts of the game (IMO) are still to come!
Btw, if you want a Dom for co-op let me know - Gamertag: DrMacca
Brando70 wrote: it's funny how little things like the reloading option and cover can add to the fun, kind of how the weapon upgrades did a lot for Resident Evil 4.
I don't find that that sticks out too much as a scripted thing in comparison to the rest of the game. The whole thing is pretty darn linear and full of set-pieces of one kind or another, and I think it's very well designed, at least as far as I've got so far (mid Act 3).RobVarak wrote:The Hammer is the one thing that I really don't like in the campaign. It's so scripted and silly that it detracts from the flow of the game.
"Hey look, 3 Hammers of Dawn laying around. Hmm... methinks there might be a Berserker or other boss-type around the next corner."
I like the co-op mode for this game a lot, but I think it makes the game very easy on Hardcore level, at least from the experiences I have had with it so far.Zeppo wrote: Co-op makes the game so much more fun for me. Even when you're split up, you can both hit all the enemies, so you're still working together.
Consider you counted. No more negative posts on GoW from this point forward please!Slumberland wrote:Count me in the minority who's not really feeling this game. Sure, it looks gorgeous, but it's fairly repetitive, seems like it was designed and written by a fifteen year old boy, and I haven't had any fun online with it since that first night when everyone was still trying to get their bearings. I think going through the campaign on co-op would be more fun, but the opportunities for that seem rare. I don't know.
I'm at the same point in the game. I think you're suppose to come let him charge you and move out of the way at the very end. Be sure to stand in front of a locked gate/door so he can smash it open. Ive been close in passing this level but it gets me always during the 3rd door.GTHobbes wrote:Sorry if this has already been asked, but how do you get past this Berzerker thing?
It's definitely too bad they didn't make the storyline a little longer. I don't think the gameplay mechanics don't really come into play on casual mode though. Too easy to run an gun in that mode.Badgun wrote: For a game that had so much hype, Epic should be ashamed of themselves for releasing a game this short. Most people I know have finished the single player in 5-6 hours. I'm sorry, but that's just not enough game for $60, I don't care how good it looks.