S.t.a.l.k.e.r

Did you finish off New Vegas already?

Anyways when I do finish off New Vegas myself, I might give this game another try.

Though I have the boxed version of STALKER, don't have the other ones, I might give them a look on steam and get them, if the price is right. I still don't trust STALKER as I still say it's one the buggiest games I've ever played.

The buggiest was Cryostasis, and that went in the garbage

wishmaster, you were asking about borderlands a while back - did you try it?

mickey megabyte said:

wishmaster, you were asking about borderlands a while back - did you try it?

Speaking of Borderlands.... a new patch is out

Level cap increase of 8 levels for all players.
- Original Borderlands players will now be able to achieve level 58.
- Owners of The Secret Armory of General Knoxx can achieve a record setting increase to a maximum level of 69.
* Enemies now scale to new level caps throughout the whole game as long as playthrough 2 has been completed.
* Item drops (with the exception of COM Decks) will now scale to new enemy level caps.
* DLC4 Achievement/Trophy glitches that have affected some users will now properly award players for obtaining these achievements.

Patches and Fixes: Borderlands v1.41 Patch (Worldwide Retail) - Demo Movie Patch Download Section - GamersHell.com

Wishmaster said:

Is all the extra DLC worth the extra $30 though?

Maybe, but the two really good DLC's are General Knoxx and Zombie Island of Dr. Ned, absolutely beautiful graphic in that one.

The new DLC is Clap Trap's Robot Revolution, but I got bored and never finished it. Not saying it's bad, I'm just borderland out.

At 10 bucks a piece, you'll probably get two, so....

And be aware that this game was really designed to be played with others, so the single play can become easy after leveling up. That's another reason I got bored after awhile, too easy in single player mode.

Only played in single mode play.

I loved borderlands to a certain point. But again, in single player mode, the higher you level up, the easier the game becomes. Unfortunately at some point your skill lever becomes greater than even bosses.

I've killed major bosses with low level weapons without so much as losing a quarter of my shields, let alone health. At that point the game becomes boring since it’s not challenging anymore.

With that said, it is a fun game, I personally loved the look and graphics, the opening and closing soundtracks are outstanding, and it’s an open world with plenty of side missions.

There are currently 4 DLC’s released, but the two I really enjoyed are The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned, and The Secret Armory of General Knoxx. The other DLC that I have but haven’t finished is Claptrap’s New Robot Revolution.

All in all the game is fun, but after a while it starts to get boring since you’re basically doing to same thing, mainly long range fetch and get, or assassinations.

Here’s some links on the game -
- Borderlands Wiki - Walkthroughs, Weapons, Classes, Character builds, Enemies, DLC and more!
- Borderlands Review: Guns! Guns! Guns!

Is it worth 50 bucks with all the DLC included.... Single player mode... maybe, multiplayer mode, yeah. And this new patch may spruce things up.... Borderlands v1.41 Patch (Worldwide Retail)

+1 great review