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I feel like an idiot

Started by akiratubo, October 12, 2011, 12:38:03 AM

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akiratubo

Duke Nukem Forever's downloadable content finally came out and I got it for $9.99.  I should have read the description more closely because there is no new single-player content, only some new multiplayer modes.  Online multiplayer sucks so I just flushed $10 down the drain.

I have to wonder what all those recently added achievements specifically for the "DLC campaign" are for, unless the new multiplayer modes count as a "campaign".
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Jack

I rarely buy DLC.  I think Dragon Age Origins was the last straw, I paid about $15 for a couple of DLC's that I finished in a couple of hours.  And they were lame.  I got the DLC for Red Faction Guerrilla, a game I really loved, but it was just some tacked on junk.  Even the Undead Nightmare DLC for Red Dead Redemption, which I played on Halloween night, left me bored after an hour or so.

The only really good DLC I ever bought was the Broken Steel pack for Fallout 3.  I played that for a whole week.  It was a great climax to the game, had plenty of main quests and sidequests, and was sufficiently different from the main game to keep it interesting.  I really should buy the rest of the DLC's for that game one of these days.
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Quote from: Jack on October 12, 2011, 06:47:32 AM
I rarely buy DLC.  I think Dragon Age Origins was the last straw, I paid about $15 for a couple of DLC's that I finished in a couple of hours.  And they were lame.  I got the DLC for Red Faction Guerrilla, a game I really loved, but it was just some tacked on junk.  Even the Undead Nightmare DLC for Red Dead Redemption, which I played on Halloween night, left me bored after an hour or so.

The only really good DLC I ever bought was the Broken Steel pack for Fallout 3.  I played that for a whole week.  It was a great climax to the game, had plenty of main quests and sidequests, and was sufficiently different from the main game to keep it interesting.  I really should buy the rest of the DLC's for that game one of these days.

Do what I do: wait until the game has been out a year or two and buy the "game of the year" edition with all the DLC already included.  I would never buy a game until you guys have beta-tested it for me and it's all patched up anyway.  :wink:
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ghouck

Most of the DLC for Borderlands is great, Mad Moxies Underdome is the only one that is debatable.

That said, I feel like an idiot for spending the money on Dead Island. That game SUCKS, I should have waited for Rage.
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Chainsawmidget

I rarely feel like an idiot. 

Now looking and sounding like one?  All the time. 
Tasting and smelling like one is still debatable.

Couchtr26

Quote from: ghouck on October 12, 2011, 12:20:52 PM
Most of the DLC for Borderlands is great, Mad Moxies Underdome is the only one that is debatable.

I'll agree with that sentiment.  I was kind of excited about trying it out but it really didn't seem too great in the long run the weapon drops aren't especially useful.  However, I do like the storage bank for keeping little extras.  I also liked joining a friend with a level 1 character and they were 30, it skyrocketed my levels pretty fast. 
Ah, the good old days.