Mister Jack

I had it ordered for months now, just in case there came to be any possibility of quantity not meeting demand. Unlikely, but never impossible. I'm probably the first person in the tri-city area to have preordered that game.

It's not the worst game I've ever played, but it had all kinds of bugs, not much mission variety, and the powers weren't very balanced. And don't get me started on that F'ing retarded twist ending.

I like how a gift of fucking ROCKS is encouraging you to have imagination.

Prototype. Such a good concept with such a clumsy execution.

Is a pirate. What, they can't all be clever.

A lot of times we can smell a shitty game coming from a mile away (movie license lol). But sometimes there are games we're really looking forward to and we truly believe they'll be good, maybe even great. Then we get our hands on them and, against our hopes and expectations, it turns out to suck. If you've had your heart broken by a shitty game in a pretty dress, here's your thread to vent about it.

It's Staysick's turn.

You can't get the best guns in Borderlands unless you play with a group.

Also the Helghast have Radec. ISA has Rico.

I got a rock...

Most multi cheevos are bad. I don't mind the ones that are just "Play X matches" or "Play on X maps" and so on. But if it's something that's going to change people's behavior in-game, I'm probably not going to be too happy about it.

What kind of game is that, exactly?

Well how many games have you played where you think as you play it "this could have been better without the multi attached to it?" For the most part, games I play seem about as finished to me as they're gonna get, multi or no.

But in quite a few cases the multi and single are two totally different teams of people. I don't know what the multi team would be doing if the game had no multi, but it wouldn't be working on the single.

Goddamn I want this. Helghast > ISA

So I talked to my friend and he went and played it for a while. He isn't really one to talk much he pretty much said this. "It's a major improvement. I can actually see what I'm supposed to be doing now." Take that as you will.

A lot of times if you don't like multiplayer you can just...not play it. The game won't suffer as a result. Games like Borderlands are the exception, not the rule.

Casper is trying to mess with my iPod while I'm using it to post.