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Actually you don't need to sleep with him to get that part.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I sleep with him erry day, he's my favourite.

Just because you can't get Nick.

Is interesting tho, I feel the behind car arcade camera allows much more control and anticipation. Bit of a cheat but potentially quicker? It also makes the bucket seat and in car cockpit redundant. I guess there is only one way to prove this tho...

Race!? (I am Ordinata btw)

Tomb Raider on PC looks stunning

https://imgur.com/a/CG7jE

I'm loving TR on xbone. Just able to do the odd hour here and there, but over 50% through, and the graphics are beautiful, for gameplay as well as cut-scenes. Unlike the last one, there are actually dungeons you can get stuck in for some time until you work something out, which feels proper Tomb Raider-y.

Just started playing this too, I can't work out some of the symbols so keep getting stuck.

Went back to those Raiders with a rifle, blew their fucking heads clean off. Top spec.
Got a bit caned when entering the building as they were shooting me through the damn grated floor and I couldnt get them. Noticed a couple of glitches where you cant shoot threw the gaps in railings.
Made some beds, put them all out in the street.
These is a lot to this game right?

Rise of or just the 2013 tomb raider?

Rise - 2013 was beautiful as well, but not enough problem-solving tomb action.

Yeah looks nice. Nice wait for the PS4 version too.

Anyone playing the division beta?

These is a lot to this game right?

Yeah. Epic time sink.

Currently I'm seeing how many power armor frames I can acquire, and adding all the funky paint jobs.

And walking around the bottom of the ocean.

I thought about it, but I'm not a big multiplayer-player, so not sure if it's worth it (as I think that's what the beta is really about).

I am looking forward to it, though. It sounds like it's going to integrate multiplayer in an interesting way (Dark Zones?). I've really enjoyed how games are moving away from single-player campaign/multiplayer madness dichotomy. Watch Dogs, with hacker invasions, was awesome. The way you could invade another players games and just trail them without them ever knowing was such a neat addition. Dying Light tries to do it as well, but I turned it off because I was stressed out enough worrying about NPC zombies. Couldn't deal with humans as well.

I know Dark Souls did it as well, but fuck that game.

i preordered on amazon to get the beta code, then cancelled the pre order. I'm intrigued, but not sure i'll like the 3rd person view. We'll see...

I like third-person shooters a lot (when the mechanics feel right - not the looseness/lack of precision in things like GTA). Splinter Cell: Blacklist is probably one of my favourite games. Let us know what you think.

OK, after playing Xbox One Division Beta for about 8hours - all I can think of is - TPS Destiny.

To equip some of the gear/weapons, you need higher ranks from both single/coop maps and from actual Dark Zone. 2 different currencys to pay with. Loot and RANDOM drop system. Vendors restocking their stuff every few hours.

I do enjoy playing the Beta, but really afraid it will get a bit repetetive and annoying like Destiny.

TPS Destiny.

Eurgh. I honestly didn't realize it was online only. Boo.

It's not online only, but multiplayer is huge part of the game. I wouldn't reccomend playing it offline.

I'm yet to get hooked by FO4 but I admire your dedication Ed.

I have 370+ hours on it and I'm still discovering new unmarked locations.

e.g. I found a makeshift fallout shelter in Sanctuary.

Oddly I just sided with the institute (level 100 and something).

Was dead against it and I've heard about this optimus prime type ending with the brotherhood but saw inside the institute and the gorillas swung it for me.

Even thought you know they're killing and replacing human on the surface? wiping out an entire families just to gain result?

gorillas