Recent content by thetoddo

I'm waiting for the Uncharted: Lost Legacy DLC. It sounds like it will be a completely different story from the main game playing as Chloe. Will be interesting to see how it ties in.

Now I know that DLC is a topic that has a lot of feelings (both positive and negative) attached to it, but sometimes it can take an already good game and dial it to 11. What's your favorite DLC ever? What's your top 3? Bonus question: What's the worst? I'll start (no particular order)...

Really hope the Big Bad is the leader of one of the other Arcs who got here before us and poisoned the Andromeda races against the Humans. I'd love it if the final stage is you storming the Turian Arc after rallying the new races behind you and taking out some veterans of the Human/Turian war...

I'd really just tweak the PvP/Invasion aspect, and go back to DS1's interconnected and shortcut-heavy level design. For NG go back to the +/- 10 level restriction and add an equipment nerf where you're weapons and armor are scaled down to the Host's highest level in the slot (If I'm an...

No love for Castlevania: Symphony of the Night? I'ma go hide in my oldcave.

I'm ok with it. It's probably only going to see play in a charge deck, but if you're patient it can let you drop a heap of hurt late game via low-cost charge minions. Go with a Taunt/Deny deck build for early game to try and build your hand for a turn 9 heap of charge hurt. Probably won't be a...

@tragedy: Blizzard isn't making art, they're making video games. And they totally answered the how/why of how the events were set in motion, it was just in a book rather than the game itself, which I'm totally with ya is a dumb way to get that exposition out there. I don't think Blizz's...

I think we're going to get back and the Burning Legion has been tearing up Azeroth while we were gone. The whole Draenor adventure and the Iron Horde attack were staged by Wrathion as a distraction meant only to keep the Heroes away from Azeroth during the initial stages of the invasion. Had...

On the subject of shocked it wasn't mentioned, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. There are 4-5 standout tracks, and even the more "ambient" level tracks are fun.

Modrons would be terrifying to fight, they'd never break.

Maybe not Owlman, but I'd wet myself if you take down the Knight and Batman looks up to see 5 more men in identical suits surrounding him before revealing they're the Talons from the Court of Owls.

I think your definition of "feature" is overly broad. While you have to pay to change your shirt color seems odd to me, it has no effect on my gameplay and can be ignored if I'm happy with my current shirt. To me a feature would be a game mode, series of maps or any type of weapon/defensive...

Just wondering if anyone would care to share games that they love that outside of a gaming forum you'd be laughed out of the room for playing. I'll start: Final Fantasy X2. The story is terrible, but the battle system is way too fun, the job/class system is almost as good as FF Tactics and...

I'm with ya on FF 7 and 8, though RE2 doesn't hold up for me. Storywise it's still my favorite of the series, but I had forgotten how terrible the controls were. On those same lines, and this is painful... TIE fighter.

I see what ya did there. On topic, Dragon Age: Origins. So many endings, every one of the big choices you made (and a lot of the little ones) being resolved. Honestly not knowing on my first playthrough if I was going to get a "good guy" ending.