KingGuy420
Premium Member
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Got a second account? Add it as a friend and play online split screen. That's how I got it.
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God damn I loved the Breaking Bad movie.
The guy that played Todd definitely should've dropped 40 or 50 pounds for it but other than that it was pretty great.
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I thought "oh Ben 10, that'll be a nice relaxing plat to wrap up the last day of my Now sub".
Boy was I wrong... Fuck you Ben 10 lol.
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I actually enjoyed it for the most part but there's "beat the bosses without taking damage" type trophies. And if you get hit you have to start the level over. Like a 15 minute run just to get clipped and have to start over lol.
I'm sure I could do it if I set my mind to it, I just don't have the patience today =/
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#105 Rocket League
Was not expecting the platinum to be as easy as it was. I really just downloaded it to try it, but once I saw how easy the trophies were I figured screw it why not lol. Definitely a fun little game though.
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The "drive 50km" trophy in Rocket League is driving me crazy.
Based on some math, I should be getting 9km every 10 minutes of driving. It's registering 1km every 10 minutes.
For a game that gets so much support, you'd think they'd fix that...
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Anyone with Rocket League downloaded that can help me with that 1 online trophy right quick?
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I might be wrong about this but I'm pretty sure the PS Now 7 day trial no longer needs a credit card and it doesn't matter if you had Now in the past anymore.
I accidentally clicked on the 7 day trial and saw that it was redeemable. I thought there was no way that could be right so I clicked on it just to see. Next thing I know I have Now lol.
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Loot still drops like crazy. You're just not getting 4 legendaries per boss kill anymore, which was pretty excessive anyways. Borderlands 2, bosses had a 3% drop chance. Even now on Mayhem 3, they're dropping like 80%. I'd say that's still pretty good lol.
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DC Universe. Just gotta play through it 6 times, 5-6 hours a playthrough and it's stupid easy. Only reason it's a UR is because you need a sub to pop trophies. Getting 100% is a different story though. MASSIVE freakin' grind.
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I miss the days when people bought video games and just took them for what they were.
I remember when I got Final Fantasy for NES and realized 10% of the spells just straight up didn't work. My thought process was "That sucks, at least the rest of the game is fun though". My thought process definitely wasn't "I should send 40 letters to Nintendo Power then find out where the spell developer lives and threaten to kill his family".
It's definitely something else now. Don't get me wrong, it's nice that games actually get fixed now. But there has to be some middle ground between "they owe me nothing" and "they owe me everything". Feels like we skipped right over that middle part lol.
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The whole drama queen stuff from gamers was tired on arrival. I personally get annoyed when parts of a game don't work. But if it's that bad, just don't buy any more games from the developer. And you don't need to make a Facebook group of, "we hate Square!" or anything (and this is coming from someone who absolutely HATES SquareEnix).
FF is a great example. FF III (VI in Japan) is my favorite game of all time, but there were certainly issues with that game as well. It's like complaining about your 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom house because one of the toilet paper rollers are broken. There is a profound difference in a poor, broken game, and a good game with some minor issues.
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It started when the PS3/360 started throwing in DLC and updates to games started to surface.
Back in the PS2 era and before, if you bought a game and you found out that a feature simply didn't work, you were basically stuck with it.
As a kid I had to deal with it. I played my share of shitty games from the N64 and PS2 generations. But since there was really no internet access to those games back then, you basically had to deal with it all.
As soon as something fails to work in the latest Call of Duty, you can bet your ass there are going to be people rushing over to Twitter and Facebook whining "Why doesn't this weapon work as intended?" Then they'll bombard and hassle the developers so bad they'll be forced to cave in.
That is the shit I get pissed off about. As much as I hate EA and don't care for DICE and don't care whatsoever for Star Wars Battlefront 2, much of the hatred was pathetic and completely unnecessary.
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The best part about this is that people are acting like it's a new thing. Destiny had year long exclusive content every year of it's run under Activision. The only difference is, the Destiny content was content people would've actually played lol. They've had a deal like this in place for half a decade, literally. Why is it news now?
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Here's a little trick people might not know
If you're downloading a game and open the YouTube app, it throttles your download speed by a TON. But if you open the built in internet browser and go to YouTube through there, it barely slows it down at all.
Granted, I have pretty good internet so it might not work for everybody, but it might work for somebody so I figured I'd share lol.
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You know what's even weirder than people complaining about an op weapon? People complaining about people complaining about an op weapon lol.
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One of the last side quests opens up a house there. No clue if that's the fix but that's my guess.
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Yeah it's been that way through every Borderlands. Good lookin out though.
