MetalCaveman

Game looks awesome, really cool way of handling a zombie game too! I would like it more if you could only carry one weapon, it would add more strategy and stuff to the game, also, I like how weapons will get damaged/broken and you'll have to find another one, or try to repair them.

Maybe we could have them manipulate people into forming cults, after that people of those cults would kill either each other or some other dudes, which would cause the influence/presence the Old Ones have to be much greater, making people crazy, except for a few ones who haven't gone completely mad yet, these dudes would tr to survive for as long as possible, if people here want, they could survive (I'll think of some way to make that happen Or someone else could think of it), or they would die anyway, which would be a gameplay thing I guess, just trying to stay alive for the longest time, maybe getting a different ending if you reach a certain part or something. Aside from that, the Old Ones would begin to crawl into our world from other dimensions, which would be the cause for all the chaos and destruction. So yeah, that probably doesn't sound that good, but I just came up with it. Alternatively, if people want a story, there are many good writers here that could come up with something. But maybe I'm going too far wanting things like multiple endings and stuff.

Nope, I'm using both hands to post this. The person below me is a Viking.

This is what I'm talking about, I encounter a dude for the first time, I use a certain weapon, and it turns out he is invulnerable to it, but it also turns out he has this super attack that can almost kill my character. Which is why I normally stick to shooters and other types of games.

"SteamPlay support has been announced. If you buy Portal 2 for the Playstation 3, you can link your PSN account with your Steam account. This will grant you access to the PC and Mac versions of the game at no additional cost" Some people have emailed Valve asking if what you're saying is possible, but so far it seems like you'll end up with 2 copies for yourself, which kinda doesn't make sense IMO.

Seemingly random strengths/resistances. This is something I noticed in RPGs only, if I have a spell/weapon/whatever that causes 1000 damage then there will be an enemy that won't take any damage from it, usually because of some "elemental" resistance against said weapon/spell/whatever, this is annoying, if I have the Holy Sword of Kick Ass that can kill pretty much everyone in 1 hit, how come this dude doesn't even flinch just because he's strong against "holy" attacks? Also, games that give you the strongest weapon/vehicle/armor/anything right before the last boss, that, to me makes them pretty much useless. And, as far as shooters goes, games that have members of your squad die one by one until you're alone for the last mission. Is it s hard to let me keep these dudes until the end of the game? Why do they have to die really pointless and stupid deaths just to "keep the atmosphere" Area 51 had stuff like that, even killing of some of your squad mates in ways that could have easily been prevented/stopped if you had control over your character during the cut-scene. (Halo Reach and similar not included, mostly games like Area 51 and others that have this sort of "horror" element )

Yep, you have to kill them all. I haven't used the ripper yet, but again, the pulse rifle was one of my favorite weapons.

This and this. \m/ \m/

That was awesome! \m/ \m/

Spoiler tags because there are a lot of covers:

The appearance of The Great Old Ones? "The Great Old Ones are ancient extraterrestrial beings of immense power, and most are also colossal in size. These entities seem to have a physical shape, but being cosmic lifeforms from beyond our space-time continuum means they are not based on matter in our definition of the concept, yet their forms are built on principles similar enough to those of true matter that they appear to be material in their nature. They are worshipped by deranged human cults, as well as by most of the non-human races of the mythos." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Old_One Maybe someone found the Necronomicon and unleashed something that made people crazy and stuff?

That's the same one I was getting.

I tried playing earlier today, got an error message and couldn't connect. I'll try later today, maybe in like an hour or something like that.

I use my PS3 frequently both as gaming platform and as BD player, so I would say I like it quite a bit. The person below me thinks I'm crazy.

So far there's been a lot of cool ideas! I'm thinking about downloading it and using it for some stuff I want to do. Though if this works and people want to sell it they ask for a $99 fee and 25% Royalties after the first 5k earned. I learned ho to code and program some basic stuff in school, so I want to see if I still have the ability to learn and use stuff like that.

Why would I? My PC would explode if I tried to run that game. The person belows me wants to work in the videogame industry.

"Balls Of Steel" Edition revealed! http://www.gearboxity.com/content/view/606/36/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/

All the time... Well, not all the time, just most of it. The person below me lives in a small apartment/house.

"While this weapon's damage output is low compared to other weapons obtainable with similar effort, it is unique in that every hit that lands (even if the enemy blocks it) does 10 durability damage to each item the target has equipped. When the durability of a weapon or piece of armor is below 30%, its effectiveness decreases greatly. Because of the special effect, this weapon is very effective against players or NPC's that wield katanas, since it only takes 5 or so hits before their weapon durability is below the 30% point." Taken from: http://demonssouls.wikidot.com/scraping-spear

Every time I try to use an actual "writing process" I end up doing nothing, so I just listen to some music, and whatever comes to mind becomes a story, sometimes good, sometimes bad, I should probably add some of them to my blog, but I'm too lazy to do so. I tend to hit brick walls this way though, which is why a lot of the stories I begin are never finished, but at least I actually write stuff this way. Also, every time I have a cool idea, I begin a story about it, that's why I always try to carry a notebook or something with me.

LOL, Replies are disappearing now! Anyway, to answer your question, there's no in-game way to coop with someone specific, basically what you do is send a message via XMB saying something like "Ok, placing my soul sign *insert place where soul sign is going to be placed* ready?" then the other dude replies when he's ready and he goes to where the soul sign was placed looking for the specific soul sign of the person he wants to coop with... I'm not good at explaining things so this probably sounds way more confusing/complicated than what it is when you try it.