gr8jrfan

You’re going DOWN, Jenkem. Just kidding you got gamefly and more hours to play. Best of luck to you all. This should be interesting.

Unless this game jumps out of my PS3 and starts blowing me, I’ll never forgive it for it’s day one glitchiness. I’m gladly going to take the power up rewards points I’ve earned for a PSN card and use it to buy Nightwing and Robin. I’ll gladly give my money to the masterful Rocksteady. They polish and test THEIR games.

jenkem_addict88 said:

gr8jrfan said:

scotty243 said:

I don’t know if GTA has done this before (only played GTA san andreas and GTAIV) but they should do like an undercover cop story with choices. Like how Splinter Cell: Double Agent was, they should take that formula but make it their own. I thought that would be cool.

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Little game that got cancelled did that. I believe it was True Crime: Hong Kong or something. I’m not sure which way I want them to take the series, like IV or SA? Either were epic in their own right but I think I’d rather see IV more. Spectacular storytelling, epic missions, and just a better
(but not so much funner) game. Make the story like IV but with an undercover cop, MP like SA, and co op that isn’t lame and you have a delicious package of GTA goodness. Make it happen, Rockstar.

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isnt the point of a game having fun?

Thing is (and I hate myself for this) I’m a trophy collector, and I don’t just play for fun anymore. I want the best all around game because the list is going to compel me to see everything from the game. So if that means I get an awesome story and more polish to sacrifice a little of the fun, I’m OK with that. And on the SR Vs. GTA argument, I’m going to go out and say that SR3 is going to be more fun than GTA but the story’s going to be lacking. So if GTA puts out the better story with enough GTA craziness included, it’ll be the better game in my eyes.

Nothing topping yours, clearly. I’ve only got 3 SEs ever. They were God of War 3, Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2, and Deus Ex: Human Revolution. I only have PS3 games because I got into hardcore gaming late 2009 and I trade them in always to get new games. For those even bothered to read my collection of games, here you are: COD World at War and Black Ops, Resident Evil 5, Dead Space, Dead Island, Catherine, Batman Arkham City, Portal 2, Dante’s Inferno, GTA IV, Split/Second, Just Cause 2, Dragon Age Origins, Castlevania Lords of Shadow, MLB 11, Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe, Vanquish, Resistance 2, Killzone 3, Fallout New Vegas, Darksiders, Medal of Honor, Alice, Bulletstorm, Battlefield 3, Fight Night Champion, Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, Homefront, Tekken 6, Sports Champions, Red Dead Redemption, SpiderMan Shattered Dimensions, LittleBigPlanet 2, Kane and Lynch 2, Gran Turismo 5, Deus Ex, Burnout Paradise, and James Bond 007 Blood Stone. I may have missed or retyped a few because I just glanced at the shelf in which they were kept, and um… Yeah.

I've been playing Batman: Arkham City and I think it's GOTY. Thought it was amazing from beginning to end, a truly outstanding game that I doubt Uncharted 3 is going to top.

I warned you all of this monstosity. Thanks to my friend, I hopped onto his save and did the oleander glitch until I hit 44 as Logan. So I should be able to still be competent enough to join your games now 🙂

My game was corrupted last night and I lost 25 hours of progress. If there is one game I wish I never bought, this is it.

Everything aside from the story trophies are missable because no matter your ending, you leave New Vegas. Put your points into lockpick or science, repair, and your preferred weapons. Make regular trips to shops if you only intend on doing story in one of your playthroughs, so you're not doing the last mission with eight stimpaks and 9mm bullets lol  In regards to glitchiness, almost everything except some minor glitches and freezing have been patched, so nothing to worry about. And the most important rule of al l: Save often. Make 2 saves, not just 1, or you'll be helplessly stuck in a rock, with no option but to start over, like me