Redline wrote:TempestRedline wrote:Anthony Flack wrote:With a spinner?That information is classified.

The Resident Evil 2 remake has been good fun. I thought the second half started to lose the pants-shitting survival aspect that being stuck in and stalked throughout the police station with little, or no, supplies provided, but it held up as enjoyable throughout.Spoilers(?):The sewers and NEST areas had some real potential (and had to be included), but the action scenes, boss designs, and some of the character cutscenes with Leon and Ada (I ve never really enjoyed her character, tbh) started reminding me more and more of the macho ridiculousness of RE4-5. The second time through, as Claire, I m going to try it on a harder mode and do my best to make the lighting settings as dark as I can to try and add some of the hopelessness that I found so addicting during the first quarter of the game and within the very first Resident Evil remake on the GameCube. That game in particular is my personal vote for the most Resident Evil-y Resident Evil, even though I don t think it has nearly the same amount of replay value. Kudos to Capcom for turning their shit around with the past two REs, though. Maybe someone can do something similar with the first two Silent Hills soon?

i'm still playing Resident Evil 2 remake. Game is very replayable. I can't quite believe how perfect this remake was/is - OK it is bit short and different scenarios could be more different and some the extra modes are bit meh- but i digress. This is a legit great game.

Battlefeild 5...a lot.

andyman wrote:John Turbo wrote:i'm still playing Resident Evil 2 remake. Game is very replayable. I can't quite believe how perfect this remake was/is - OK it is bit short and different scenarios could be more different and some the extra modes are bit meh- but i digress. This is a legit great game.Agreed. The biggest surprise for me is you can just walk through doors! I think that adds a lot to the drop in playtime.It almost feels wrong at first, doesn t it? The door scenes were a hell of a way to distract from the PS1 s lengthy load times though, and they added to the suspense of the original games many times in my youth.

John Turbo wrote:i'm still playing Resident Evil 2 remake. Game is very replayable. I can't quite believe how perfect this remake was/is - OK it is bit short and different scenarios could be more different and some the extra modes are bit meh- but i digress. This is a legit great game.Agreed. The biggest surprise for me is you can just walk through doors! I think that adds a lot to the drop in playtime.

Podge9 wrote:Anyone on Apex Legends?Really amazing game. Every online shooter needs to take note that this is how you design a game.Considering it's free - it's pretty specialYep! Add me if you're (or anyone else) is on Xbox: MurrowGobnick. I'm tired of being paired with Rambos.

andyman wrote:Podge9 wrote:Anyone on Apex Legends?Really amazing game. Every online shooter needs to take note that this is how you design a game.Considering it's free - it's pretty specialYep! Add me if you're (or anyone else) is on Xbox: MurrowGobnick. I'm tired of being paired with Rambos.I love the design of Apex but I have two complaints.I HATE playing with randoms.I can't spot enemies. Just recently started playing BR games. Call of Duty: Blackout? No problem. Can spot people far away. For some reason in Apex--I have a real hard time with it. I'm sure it is a combination of the colors and me getting older but...it is frustrating.Just started playing Sunless Sea---oh boy is this game great.

I hopped back on Dark Souls 2 because it's my favorite in the series for the sheer amount of flexibility in the builds and the goofball story and "spacey-wacey" shifts in geography. If anyone has it on PC, let's plow. I'm working a powerstanced dual-caestus sorcery build.

Anyone on Apex Legends?Really amazing game. Every online shooter needs to take note that this is how you design a game.Considering it's free - it's pretty special