it was at R15Originally Posted by Venom
it was at R15
Dude..........get that. Like, now!
It's R50 on Origin now.
Dude totally. Actually I'm gonna play this tonight and beat some of yours and Saint Dees times.
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Pfft... *snort* yeah ok dude.....good luck with that.Dude totally. Actually I'm gonna play this tonight and beat some of yours and Saint Dees times.
Oh wait - I got an awesome time on one of those Interceptor missions. Try beat that.
Last edited by Murph; 28-08-2013 at 05:58 PM.
Im downloading this nowR50 wasnt so bad reviews are awesome on it too
Originally posted by Tpex (2009 game review) having a knife fight in a phone booth
Crysis 3 Multiplayer is your answer. The high pace of this game has me hooked since its release in Feb. I Play daily. Crysis 2 bit slow for my taste and the energy strugle of 2 gets me down. 3 has none of that issues, servers are always populated, i normally start a Igame server. U want some action, join a Crysis 3 match.
To bump this a bit, and answer the OP, I think what you have is referred to as 'gamer burnout'. Apparently it's a real thing. Anyway, there are a few good articles on it (which kinda summarise the advice given by our resident gamers
Gamers Nexus
PopMatters
and last (but definitely not least):
MyG
The difference between pizza and your opinion is that I asked for pizza.
This advice is gonna seem a bit weird but when I'm in a rut I look for games with great soundtracks... I'm not sure why but maybe it's knowing that I'll get a shot of nostalgia some time in the future when I hear the soundtrack again (even once the graphics and gameplay have become dated) or being able to listen to the soundtrack whilst studying (making my studying feel like I'm playing a game)
Soundtrack Reviews
Last edited by reedOsama; 10-09-2013 at 11:01 PM.
Dead Rising 2 :P its like walk around and hit zombies
What works for me when I feel I'm in a rut is to play a game that doesn't take too long to complete. 10 hours or less usually does it. The reason I do this is because the story flows quickly and it gives me sense of accomplishment when I'm done with it.
You can check how long a game takes at http://www.howlongtobeat.com/
But be warned: Pick something that is actually worth playing. It won't help if you grab a game that takes 5 hours but it is absolutely crap.
Many games get shot down in the reviews because they are too short. These are the rut-killers you are after.
One day, I'll grow up and become responsible.
Probably not today.
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