Well, that makes me understand the "aim support" option I so laughingly turned off. Anyway, makes me even happier to use the more shooter-friendly controls of ME2.
This, oddly enough. I've played it all the way through once but I just can't bring myself to do so again. Which is really strange because I hardly even touched on half the content. I've downloaded Undead Nightmare but still haven't tried that. I just... can't bring myself to play it but can't think of a single reason why. Curious.Jonny49 said:Red Dead Redemption.
Don't get me wrong, it's a fantastic game, with a brilliant story.
I just can't play it.
I find it so boring and dry, yet I'm not entirely sure why I feel that way towards it. Even Undead Nightmare I found to be an effort to play. And it has zombies in it!!
Have you tried Jak X: Combat Racing? It is literally Cars equipped with heavy firepower.SonofaJohannes said:Unless the car is equipped with a rocket launcher, I ain't playing a racing game.
Give me your copy then, I lost mine. =( I want to replay TP because I think it's an amazing game.Evil Top Hat said:Zelda games.
Well, I've only played twilight princess, but I hated it. I was all excited to try a zelda game for the first time, and I hated it. I forced myself to end, past all of those obtuse, illogical "puzzles", awful controls and lifeless game world right to about the 28 hour played time mark, and I still didn't like it.
I've tried to give it another chance since, but thought exactly the same thing.
Wow, shit...I had no idea that some people would regard guitar hero as a testament to their actual musical skill...and scoff at actual instruments. To be honest, when I'm playing it I often get the 'I could totally play this' feeling, thought usually a difficult drum beat or solo will come up and give me a thrashing, giving me a small perspective in just how difficult it would be and also making me more impressed at the compositional side of music. That said it has made me want to start learning a real instrument, and I already know that the game would actually be of little help in that process.amaranth_dru said:I understand how some people could enjoy the games and I see where you're coming from. I guess my main issue is that a lot of the people I knew who played those earlier versions (4-buttons and the "pick flap") genuinely thought they were rock gods because they could play Dragonforce songs on GH or Buckethead solos... as a former band member and guitarist/bassist it irked me to no end how they would go on and on about how awesome they were at music yet when I confronted them with real instruments they scoffed at them like it was some obsolete tool (one even referred to a 6-string guitar as a "baby's toy"). Rock Band Pro sounds interesting, but personally I'd use the money that you pay for those things on decent equipment and maybe lessons if I didn't already know what I was doing. But thats my personal take. I'm glad people have found joy in music, and in some respects I'm sure that the series has added to other people's musical tastes (a lot more people know about Buckethead now thanks to GH).
Its the same idea that I have with people who play FPS's that feature real guns who think because they play MW2 or BlOps that suddenly makes them war heroes or gun experts.
I guess, you were playing it on the PC, right? You might consider buying a new mouse with more surface tracking power, a new mouse pad and or turning up the mouse speed via software. Deadspace still got quite slow sensitivity for a "shooter" but I never really had any problems aiming.this isnt my name said:Deadspace for me. The aiming is absolute shit. I had sensitivity at max, and it was sooooo slow. Add in small enemies that move fast and you have me rage quiting.