I've managed to do all the extreme tracks, and even got gold on few of them. Oh and a faultless run on the very first extreme track, I spent way too much time playing that game.
So dumb story: I bought and downloaded the game a couple of days ago. You get medals when you finish a race and the faster you do it and the fewer times you screw up the better the medal is you get (you don't get the same medal for the same level multiple times of course). After a certain amount of medals it unlocks another set of tracks.
So what I didn't realize at first was that the single player campaign is split into two parts, Country Crash and that warehouse, and medals unlock new tracks in each alternating between the two. However, at first I thought I had to finish every single track that was available in Country Crash and every single skill challenge in there with a gold medal before the next set of tracks would be unlocked. And so I did.
Next time I started up the game I realized that mistake.
I liked it. The story is kinda butt but I like climbing around on shit. Also I wasn't good at the standoff stuff as I ended up killing everyone I came across.
Finished mirrors edge. It was alright. They force you to use their shitty combat system a bit too much.
That is mostly executive meddling as far as I am told. Mirror's Edge was a promising and interesting game, but it had some botched execution and lost focus.
I am playing the heck out of Fire Emblem: Awakening. I just... I don't know what it is about this game. But I enjoy grinding and battling so much. This is unheard of for me. I'm 35 hours into it, and yet I'm only about halfway finished with the actual story of the game. I've just been buying Reeking Boxes and playing the DLC over and over trying to level up my characters and unlock all the support conversations.
It's definitely going to keep me busy till Animal Crossing comes out this summer...
I played tons of Fire Emblem but for some reason it only shows me putting about 10 hours in it. I think it might be because my healers continually like to die from units bypassing my battle lines. ugh I wish there was some sort of lock to keep people from running past your tough guys effortlessly and killing your weaker units..
I caved and bought Anno 2070 when it was on sale over the weekend. So far I'm loving the game and it's scratching my SimCity itch... plus it's scifi which is even better.
I caved and bought Anno 2070 when it was on sale over the weekend. So far I'm loving the game and it's scratching my SimCity itch... plus it's scifi which is even better.
I did the same. I love the Anno games but the whole start game from steam, then log into uplay then start game from inside uplay. WHY UBISOFT, WHY DO YOU HATE US SO?
Wanted to play BF3: 6GB update for levels I can't play bring the game up from it's original 10ishGB to 25GB after the expansions.
It is definitely some serious bullshit. It's not like it would be fucking hard to have a second download that just contains the shit you need - patches, maybe the models for new guns, camo or other things that can be used on any map that you might potentially end up using, and what have you - for people who don't have the expansion pack.
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So what I didn't realize at first was that the single player campaign is split into two parts, Country Crash and that warehouse, and medals unlock new tracks in each alternating between the two. However, at first I thought I had to finish every single track that was available in Country Crash and every single skill challenge in there with a gold medal before the next set of tracks would be unlocked. And so I did.
Next time I started up the game I realized that mistake.
So much SimCity
Waaaaay too much SimCity
It's definitely going to keep me busy till Animal Crossing comes out this summer...
It seriously makes me not want to play the game.