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YodaMan 3D

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  1. I play both PvE and PvP, better when I can do both in a game.  I don't need an endless supply of DLCs just for PvP, I would like some PvE stuff as well.  Like I said on other topics, when online play is all about griefing others or being griefed by others, I lose interest. 

    That isn't fun for me, we live in a world where we tell kids not to bully one another cause it can be life altering for one of them even enough to have them hurt themselves.  Yet our entertainment we enjoy most, seems to be bully one another to see how bad we can affect another's life and not care.  Think about it, online games now days.  Online games are no longer about who is better.  In GTA, it's about a new player facing a player in a fighter jet or a tank or some other super high tech killing machine.  The Division, players with optimized gear in groups of 4+ attacking solo players.   Now games are adding taunts for when you down somebody.   When anyone ask how is this acceptable, the response is "git gud"  or "GET OUT!" 

    I get the idea of competition, but why do players have to be sore winners as well as sore losers.  In competition I would prefer my opponents to earn my respect and visa versa by competing.

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  2. Something to do after the main story is complete would be great.  As in most Rockstar games, you finish the main story and all of a sudden you have this great big open world with nothing to do but ride around shoot things for no reason.  I get it story ends, but  doesn't mean Arthur or John had to hang up their guns and waste a way. 

    I felt it more with the GTA 5 story line.  All 3 characters survived and I almost everything done.  Then what?  Start it over and see if I can do it better.  I did that with RDR  and can pretty much do it blindfolded now. 

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  3. 7 minutes ago, BropolloCreed79 said:

    The good news is, they're breaking the cycle.  Andrew Lincoln is leaving the show after this season.  I guess it'll be someone else's turn to be needlessly irritating.  

    Rumor a couple of years ago, was Carl was suppose to step up and take lead. 

  4. 6 minutes ago, Cokeyskunk said:

     

    See, it's THESE things right here that will always make me love RDR more that GTA.

    • In GTA, they can give you all the above-described garbage to instantly (and repeatedly) destroy/murder/blow-up enormous groups of people.
    • In RDR, what do you get? A horse, ancient guns, and a stick of dynamite.

    Of course, I realize that doesn't negate the possibility of causing an enormous explosion in RDR (a la Guy Fawkes' method for Parliament. "Remember, remember . . . ")

    But if one WERE to do that, they'd have to stockpile TONS of gunpowder in one place, then attract a large group there and detonate it.

    Want to do that? Fine! BOOM! Wow, you got us! That would be kinda cool, actually! Wouldn't make me mad. 

    My point is: they COULD do it -- but with tremendous effort and committed time. 

    Not, "Imma blow ya up, and when you respawn, Imma just blow ya up again." 

    This is why RDR will always be a superior game to me.

    To me RDR is superior cause it just felt more real.  You kill me great, I will get you next time appeal vs GTA where you blow me up with a jet or a tank and I am just starting out.  It won't ever happen, no reason to play at that point.

  5. 33 minutes ago, Truth said:

    Saw this story yesterday:

    https://www.yahoo.com/tech/grand-theft-auto-online-players-153818437.html

    Clearly not considering the trolls with this...

    Just read the article, they did consider the Trolls and gave them a way to improve the trolling.    Things mentioned in the article players were already doing, now they are just giving them a better weapon to do it with.

  6. 17 hours ago, BropolloCreed79 said:

    I'd care about that show if it wasn't the same show for the past five seasons.  I'd go into specifics, but I wouldn't want to spoil anything for people who are into it still.  Every Sunday when it's new, my wife watches with more zeal and fervor than when Gray's is on (which is saying something), and I just can't bring myself to watch TWD anymore.  It's so predictable it makes pro wrestling seem unpredictable.

    I got to the point of not watching it when every season was a roller coaster ride of hey look it's "Awesome" Rick Grimes the great leader.  Bad guy shows up and hey look it's "Pathetic" Rick Grimes, whose kissing the bad guy's rear.  Some point he becomes "Awesome", then "Pathetic" over and over and over.

  7. 2 minutes ago, Cokeyskunk said:

    I did try GTA:O shortly after I completed the single-player mode. I kept getting murdered within two minutes of playing. I just didn't have the time to invest in learning how to stay alive. (I figured I'd have to fight constantly to do it) so, I just gave up after a while.

     Having players snipe you was bad enough, but when they added easy kill machines like jet fighters and tanks.  For new players getting into it, it really isn't worth the effort most days.

  8. 3 minutes ago, Suck3rPunch3d said:

    That is just trolling. You know most people doing this are doing it because they find it funny. They want to get people to rage quit. They need to have some kind of report system where if the person gets reported on for the same thing so many times, in a short amount of time, and by multiple people, they should be suspended for it. 

    Thing is I personally don't want to get players banned.  Problem is that most games that have a free roaming map, seems to want to allow that behavior that puts players attacking other players whether both parties are interested in it to begin with.

  9. It wasn't PvP situation, but in GoW4, I was trying to build up my Engineer in Horde 2.0 and as I would build an item and place it to protect our base.  Another player would grab the item and take it into the open so it would be easily destroyed knowing I wouldn't be able to repair it as we went.  I even saw players when players would gain currency go and start buying weapons, know that when the wave ended they would disappear. 

    Can't remember the game's name, but their was a team death match where after the timer ran out, their was no revives.  You could get bonuses cash for being the last guy on your team.  I remember that players would literally shoot their own teammates just to get the last bit of rewards.   You could have a 2v1 situation and have your teammate kill you.  It used to tick me off.

  10. 5 hours ago, Cokeyskunk said:

    Gosh, since I started re-playing RDR, I don't think I've played Friday the 13th for close to two months now. I'm such a fair-weather fan . . . ????

    I haven't been able to find anyone on to play Friday the 13th.

     

  11. My latest experiences come from TD and GTA:O.   Both open world and then need for it, whether you call it camping or griefing.  I have heard the two words used to describe the same instance.   The latest phrase I have heard to explain the scenario, is Player Killers.  Cause the ones that do it care nothing for the game and just want to attack other players.

  12. Camping and griefing is not needed for PvP.  Work arounds or not.  I don't have a problem with PvP in a freeroam setting, I enjoyed PvP in the 1st RDR.   Yet in the day and age, most so called PvP players don't want to PvP, the want to be player killers and ruin the fun of others. 

  13. When thinking about who we may see from Revolver and RDR.  Whose life may we influence in this game to explain why characters are the way they are in the 1st RDR.  I mean there is a chance for us to influence John Marston and Abigail.  Are there others, like the Macfarlanes, Dutch, Ross.    I mean John meets lots of people on his journey, could we see the details on what steered them in that direction?

  14. On 8/2/2018 at 5:41 AM, Mattdrenaline said:

    That's true there's no PVP skill in the game anymore. And you're absolutely right it's like an open world battlefield. Nothing is balanced. It caters too much to noobs. RDR is different and the PVP was so skill based atleast in Auto aim so I just don't see how they will expect people to have near as much fun unless they add all the crazy stuff they have in GTA. Majority are noobs

    I think GTA caters to more gankers then noobs.  GTA Online isn't necessarily easy, it is made harder because you have avoid the trash then just focus on the game itself.

    On 8/2/2018 at 6:40 PM, Archbell said:

    I personally don't need much from a multiplayer Freeroam to keep me entertained, just sharp, clean gameplay and some friends to ride with. This game is not gonna sell anywhere near as many copies as GTA V and that's because it's a Western game and is not gonna be everyone's cup of tea so Rockstar shouldn't feel the need to make it appeal to everyone who plays GTA Online.

    Rockstar could do a ton of things to make the game exciting without messing up the balance of the multiplayer. They could implement Freemode Events like in GTA Online but with a Western twist, they could give players the freedom to not only buy goods from NPCs but sell goods to NPCs or they could expand on GTA Online's Bounty system and make it more engaging.

    Generally speaking, those who like games from Rockstar, typically find similar details that draw you to their games.  Though I don't expect it to be the same, I do expect there to be similarities between GTA:O and RDR2:O

  15. Usually on pre-orders, all of your major distributors will have their own little bonuses.  So if you get the it through Amazon, if there is any extra bonuses you will get what you paid for.  Gamestop usually has theirs.  PS generally has something and same with Xbox.  In the past it was usually something a little different, but now days I think everyone get s the same.

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