That shouldn't change the difficulty at all. You couldn't select anything you couldn't roll in the original anyways, so all that selecting did was remove the inconvenience of having to exit the fusion menu and then re-enter it to reset the random abilities.
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Worst expansion pack or DLC campaign for a good game?
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That shouldn't change the difficulty at all. You couldn't select anything you couldn't roll in the original anyways, so all that selecting did was remove the inconvenience of having to exit the fusion menu and then re-enter it to reset the random abilities.
deriks
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God forgives you, son
Barberetti
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Yep. Played it for about an hour tops then dumped it. Got sick of the "You have been shot for desertion" bullshit for daring to check for loot behind a building or off the side of a road. Talk about signs of things to come.
The only good thing about it was the Tiger Town multiplayer map
Greatest Ever
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Haven't played the original, but seeing as people in that one essentially reset the game until their fusion had the skills they wanted, I can't imagine that in particular making it that much easier. Other things though, sure.
Diablohead
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Not a great game imo but the arkham knight pass was terrible, the only good things were the final dlc missions otherwise you had way too many skins and race tracks for the batmobile no one asked for
while bad, I can't be 100% sour on the expansion that made me a wow millionaire. That gold has been paying for my blizzard services for a while now
My vote that comes to mind recently would definitely be Destiny: The Dark Below.
The campaign was three, ten minute story missions long. The raid on hard mode was buggy, filled with overpowered enemies that took ages to kill, and the last boss was painfully, painfully unfun.
Undoubtedly the low point of Destiny. Fortunately, House of Wolves which came after picked things back up quite nicely.
The campaign was three, ten minute story missions long. The raid on hard mode was buggy, filled with overpowered enemies that took ages to kill, and the last boss was painfully, painfully unfun.
Undoubtedly the low point of Destiny. Fortunately, House of Wolves which came after picked things back up quite nicely.
zackmorris
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Oh really? Tell us more about all the Destiny 2 you've played.
Yeah. The gane wasn't designed around selecting the skills to inherit, and it shows.
plutoknight
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...I actually came to say, "Heavensward" here
The main scenario was great but that's about the only thing. I did like some of the Savage raids, but the way Alexander started was very banal, with stupid fights designed like mega-bosses fit for a single player RPG instead of 8-man efforts.
I hope that Stormblood brings the flair that made FF14 great back again, because HW almost killed it for me.
Greatest Ever
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Explain. I haven't played them but I'd love to hear an opinion about them.
Not true. All new games came with a code. That $5 unlock code was for used games. It's how they decided to make a slight profit off of the used games market. Clever if you ask me and more companies should do things like that, instead of complaining about the used games market.
Drillary Clinton
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I'm probably going to be in the minority, at least with Ringed City. Ashes was way too short and the enemies and loot were lackluster. It wasn't bad but it wasn't good. It had 1 good boss tho. I... didn't like Ringed City at all. I think it's legitimately bad. It has some of the worst tropes of the series repeated. Lots of swamp areas, other areas are extremely tight and constrained but plagued with very large enemies. There's an enemy (no spoilers) that's been patched to be less horse shit but when I played it it was horse shit so I'm still gonna bitch about it lol. I will give RC that it has one of the best bosses in the series but it also has one of the worst... and I mean that boss encapsulates a lot of the worst aspects of the series. It's almost like they wanted to remind us of the bad parts of the series as well before sending it off.
I'll always stick by Burial At Sea for BioShock Infinite as my least favourite expansion for a game I loved. The first part was actually a blast, and to be honest the gameplay of the second part was more fun than anything else in the game. But the story of the whole thing, particularly that ending, left the sourest taste in my mouth. Booker and Elisabeth deserved a better send off than that, and so did BioShock as a whole, not some needless twist ending that seemed like it existed just because. It added literally nothing to either Infinite or the original BioShock.
Can't say I agree at all. Way off the mark.
Abomination? Good god. lol
lol, I didn't like it either but it was still a quality product. Comparing that to horse armor or paid endings is selling it a little short. To me the bigger offender from The Last of Us is that they were advertising the making of documentary for the season pass only to drop it onto YouTube for free shortly after. I'm glad people got to see it and I'm sure if it wasn't available there those who really wanted it would have found a pirate link, but it really devalued the package for me.