Why are you trying to sneak around in this game? The objective is to kill and get loot.
I'm enjoying the hell out of this game. Had some issues getting Private games working but so far the game is just damn fun.
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Why are you trying to sneak around in this game? The objective is to kill and get loot.
I'm enjoying the hell out of this game. Had some issues getting Private games working but so far the game is just damn fun.
My gamespy id: JazzHandz
This game rocks. I have been playing it on 360. Only to level 24 at this point. I haven't gained a lot of levels in the past bit I have played since I have been helping others level, still lots of fun.
Just beat the game with my friends. Awful ending.
some .ini tweaks i came across, please post more that you find
http://forums.f13.net/index.php?topic=18172.0
enabling mousescroll in some of the text boxes and skipping the startup movies are huge plusses
I did a few ini tweaks yesterday (turned off intro movies, FOV and 3rd person mode primarily) and when I loaded the game it had reset all my video settings and wiped ALL of the controls mapping, meaning the only thing I could do in game was mouselook; no shooting, moving, opening menus, NOTHING. Had to alt-tab and then force the program closed.
Found a pretty abusable trick in New Haven that makes me wonder what I've missed in the past -
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meh, its really not that hard to exploit this game
- join high level public game and wait around while other ppl do the dirty work
- pick up high level drops
- save
- load single player and sell
I've never had a problem with money in the game. It grows on trees.
But then you'd have to deal with idiots in public games while you race them to drops. :D I prefer just doing quick runs by myself on two easy chests that pretty much always give great stuff.
The experience thing is actually pretty cool imo. No that my character and my other good friend that I play with most of the time are both in the 20s, if we want to start a new character we can just join up with the other guy's game and get a quick boost up to higher levels instead of having to slog through the low level garbage again.
I'm an item whore and am contstantly seeing stuff in the shop for $40k or more that I want and my income in regular playing can't keep up with my extravagant spending habits. :D
I'm looking at this game now and I'm wondering what is there to do after you finish the game? Are the worlds created so if you restart, the levels are different like in Diabo?
The second playthrough of the game is MUCH harder. Also, DLC should be released relatively soon.
Like I said, I just have this propensity to want everything for sale in the store. It's a HUGE draw of these types of games for me. Games like this, Diablo, and Titan Quest really just suck me in because I LOVE getting and trying out tons and tons of new things. Different strokes for different folks. Also probably the reason my game backlog is so damn huge.
I don't really know that I'm even going to spend much time farming in New Haven anyway, just thought it was something interesting that I found. If I take advantage at all I'll probably just do it long enough to get a new shield (since I've been using my current one for forever even though it's not all that great because I've gotten terrible shield drops) and a good revolver (because I like those a lot for some reason but, again, have only found pretty crappy ones).
I feel bad that I've only played 10 minutes. The hype made me buy it, but I just have no motivation to play it now. Though most of that is due to all the other games I'm playing.
This is the same with me. I have fired it up once since I started playing Torchlight.
There is just too much I don't enjoy about Borderlands or that I feel is missing. For example I think the itemization could have been done so much better. I think I would have enjoyed it better if the guns were handled more as individual parts such as new scopes, silencers, etc. Constantly finding new guns that were only slightly better just didn't do it for me in this game.
I think the other things is not being able to use guns until certain levels. It should have been based more on skill with the weapon class versus anything.
I am still loving Borderlands. I managed to stabilize my dying video card enough to enjoy the game for 2 hours tonight and woo, I'm at level 26 now.
I've put 27 hours in and I'm still enjoying it. I haven't purchased a whole lot as I've been happy with all of the weapons I've been finding. I've been getting plenty of weapons that are 2 or 3 levels above my own so I've been more than happy with the pickups as well.
Borderlands is fun. I feel like the weapon thing is sort of false advertising. Yeah, I've got shotguns that can cause explosions or shoot rockets, but they all look about the same. I agree that the parts should vary much more, rather than counting 40 different quality weapons of the same name and style 40 different guns.
Found a level 24 Eridian weapon yesterday, which is like an alien blaster that shoots balls of energy. Fire rate is like an SMG or combat rifle, and it has infinite ammo, though you still have to "reload" in a way because once you fire it for too long it has to cool down.
Anxious to try it out more, just found it before I quit for the night. Apparently levelling up your proficiency in Eridian weapons lowers the recharge time so that would be worth working towards.Played the bejeezus out of the first one, then had the common sense to stay away from the others lest I disappear from the earth. :D
I actually have Disgaea 3 but haven't played it yet.