100% Russian. I like just about all videogames, as well as argueing about em >:).
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Joined on: Jul. 28, 2011
Last login: Jan. 26, 2012
Personally, I hate MW3 multiplayer. It just wasn't interesting! I wish they would make it something like MW2 without all the killstreak...
about 1 year ago
Personally, I hate MW3 multiplayer. It just wasn't interesting! I wish they would make it something like MW2 without all the killstreak hacks. I haven't played Battlefield myself yet, however, when I played the beta I noticed a lot of hitbox problems. My bullets just wouldn't bother to hit! This is a big downer to me, and it is why I do not have this game at this time. Did this get fixed? I've still got friends that tell me this is still in the game. If it is, there is no way I'm getting it.
about 1 year ago
They said that BF3 is different from the Bad Company series, right? Then I'd stop that. I miss Preston, Sweetwater, Sarge, and Hags. I'd make EA go and make another Bad Company game(especially with the ending of the second), but I'd make it more like the first one. The second one was kinda just a shooter, with occasional lame jokes if you go afk.
about 1 year ago
I've still yet to obtain a visa to leave Skyrim. Great list though!
about 1 year ago
I hated the multiplayer. It just wasn't fun, at all. Then I realized that going back to black ops resulted in the same thing. My 2 current fav's are the WaW and MW2. I loved both of them, but these newer Cods are kinda bad. Storymode, however, is good on every game imo.
about 1 year ago
I do believe piracy is wrong. It's just not fair that some people have to spend 60 bucks on a game while others spend 0 and just download it off someone else. Taking away money from the company will just force it to have a much lower budget towards DLC/New games. Personally, I think publishers should look into making games more rentable. That way people can have a go at the game and see if they like it. I'd be all for this as it would still give the devs money as well as save me cash if I don't like the game. Another thing that can help with piracy is letting the player buy certain things in a game. For example, look at TF2. The game is currently free, but allows you to buy extra weapons and etc. from the store. I'm pretty sure they've already made well over a million bucks. This is also not a bad solution. And ofcourse, they could just make product keys that you have to type in in order to play the game. This would probably be the easiest solution. I do believe that piracy is based on platform.
about 1 year ago
I think awards should only be for 1 set of critics, not for every single website about gaming out there. They should have some things by vote of the gamers, while others by vote of critics( mainly, the actual GOTY award). I do believe it matters because it places a timestamp on a videogame. It'll give the devs the respect that they've worked for. Btw, can any1 tell me what allows a game to place a GOTY title on the game cover?
about 1 year ago
It would be cool to have extra details in games, but it would also be pointless. For you see, a game like Skyrim focuses on just free roam. You make your own story. Because of that, it's extremely important that they make every detail just right. Otherwise, you wouldn't really want to free roam much( I'm thinking of Just Cause 2, where I just didn't wan't to bother exploring). A game like CoD is focused on you fighting the enemy. The story mode, ofcourse, will also need some detail focus, but still not that much. We're more focused on the story that's being told rather than exploring. And everything else that's not single player really doesn't need any detail attention either because you won't be looking at it. I think it's all about the game you're playing. Some games will get great benefit from amazing graphics, while others will only waste time and money on them. P.S.- Skyrim won GOTY on VGA!!! FTW!!!
about 1 year ago
He sees you when you're sleeping. He comes to your house, eats all your food, and then gives you some presents from his big red sack. He isn't creepy at all.
about 1 year ago
Games want to make multiplayer so that you'll play them longer. Unfortunately, not all games make a good multiplayer. This could ruin an experience. I don't think a good game requires multiplayer in it, but I do think that games that focus on multiplayer need a good storymode. I've recently played MW3 story(haven't got to online yet), and I can honestly say that I was very satisfied with it. I'm sure multiplayer will be good on there as well. So this is a great example of online/offline content balance. If a dev, however, decides to focus on multiplayer and just stitch together a crappy story mode, imo they'll have wasted time and money. If a game focuses 90% on online, they should just make it an online-only game( like Warhawk, for example). Just don't put an online code on it(or, atleast give the user a free trial period so they will want to buy the code)
about 1 year ago
You know what's wrong with Skyrim these days? Everyone is obsessed with death. Kewl tips, but I suggest you look at these as well: 8. Be resourceful. If an enemy has a trap set up, try to use it against them. It's a life saver. 9. Hold on to all your healing potions. They will save your life MANY, MANY times. 10. Use companions. You'll have someone to carry your stuff, watch your back, attack things that you don't want to go near, trap check(I know, I'm evil), and light up the dark. They are actually pretty self sufficient, healing themselves via potions if you give them any. 11. Try and get a house whenever you can. It'll provide a place to store all of your stuff. This gets handy if the merchants run out of gold and ur in a rush to go somewhere. 12. Always have a way to touch a distant opponent. 13.Remember that what you do matters. You are responsible for your own actions, so watch what you are doing... Watch the skies, traveller.
about 1 year ago
