Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 3:04 am
I found Halo 3 quite boring. It only lived in my 360 for about a week. I'm playing Juiced 2 now.
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Someone who agrees with me.onion2k wrote:I found Halo 3 quite boring.
I wouldn't pay for Xbox Live, but I still found the first two very fun. I only played multiplayer split-screen with my friends.Josh1billion wrote:Someone who agrees with me.I can't speak about Halo 3 in particular, but the first two in the series were pretty boring to me, though I only played single-player.
Outwar > Seeds of TimeJosh1billion wrote:Someone who agrees with me.onion2k wrote:I found Halo 3 quite boring.I can't speak about Halo 3 in particular, but the first two in the series were pretty boring to me, though I only played single-player.
Hmm.. when I go to buy a game that I pre-ordered at Gamestop, do I need the pre-order receipt or do they just look up my name on their server? Just wondering 'cause I've never pre-ordered a game before until this month (Manhunt 2).
I'm going to also add my own game to my "list of anticipated games"-- Seeds of Time Online.If any of you like web-based games, particularly RPG's, I'd be happy to see you join. If you're not familiar with the genre, it's like an MMORPG played via web browser.. Some key features I'm proud of are: the ability to catch monsters (they have unique abilities that boost you in battle and otherwise, and they grow with experience points as you do), many deep quests and sidequests, a unique magic system (it's done in a unique way, since this is an automated battle system), a very functional trading system, a player-versus-player combat system (which links up to the trade system so you can place wagers on battles).
Funny you should mention Outwar, that's kinda one of the games I'm trying to learn "what not to do" from.d3ad1ysp0rk wrote:Outwar > Seeds of Time
Be a successful video game that pays the salary of an entire company and has thousands of active users? Pssh, what do they know? lolJosh1billion wrote:Funny you should mention Outwar, that's kinda one of the games I'm trying to learn "what not to do" from.d3ad1ysp0rk wrote:Outwar > Seeds of Time
Oh, I didn't think you were serious in your previous post. Anyway, games which determine your success based off of how many times you've spammed a referral link = lame.d3ad1ysp0rk wrote:Be a successful video game that pays the salary of an entire company and has thousands of active users? Pssh, what do they know? lol
I haven't heard of Kings of Chaos, but that gameplay style sounds similar to many referral-based games (Outwar included). Ugh.. spam games..Maugrim_The_Reaper wrote:Referral Links? Like Kings Of Chaos style "gimme warriors!" referral links?Didn't they actually state in the rules of KOC that bots were allowable!!!
Part of being successful is knowing your competition. It hasn't been click based in 2+ years.Josh1billion wrote:Oh, I didn't think you were serious in your previous post. Anyway, games which determine your success based off of how many times you've spammed a referral link = lame.d3ad1ysp0rk wrote:Be a successful video game that pays the salary of an entire company and has thousands of active users? Pssh, what do they know? lol
Hmm that long eh? The rampant referral links still scar my memory..d3ad1ysp0rk wrote:Part of being successful is knowing your competition. It hasn't been click based in 2+ years.Josh1billion wrote:Oh, I didn't think you were serious in your previous post. Anyway, games which determine your success based off of how many times you've spammed a referral link = lame.d3ad1ysp0rk wrote:Be a successful video game that pays the salary of an entire company and has thousands of active users? Pssh, what do they know? lol