@Tasuki Have you played the BL2 DLC before? And you know about the ability to create a level 30 character now right? It's not immediately obvious how to do it as starting a new game does just that but if you choose to create a new character on the start screen then the option to create your lvl30 vault hunter appears.
@Tasuki Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep is the best of the bunch by a long way. Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt is okay but skippable if you don't have time. Fight For Sanctuary is okay but links some story together and has nods to the Telltale game too.
The other two I played on PS3 and didn't bother with again. Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty is good fun but Mr Torgue's one isn't that great. The head-hunter missions are quite funny and mostly just have one main mission and a side mission each, with a good raid boss to finish each one (although mine were all level locked way beneath where I was so I breezed through them).
Basically, definitely play Dragon Keep and seeing as you're well in the Borderlands groove, Fight For Sanctuary is worth playing too.
@Tasuki@Thrillho Funnily enough I finished Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt last night. Just Fight For Sanctuary to do before Borderlands 3 comes out, although I'd like to play the Claptastic Voyage DLC for the Pre-Sequel if I get chance.
So far my personal ranking would be:
Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep
Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt
Captain Scarlett's Pirate Booty
Torgue's Campaign of Carnage
They're all good fun, but I'd focus on Dragon Keep if you find time is running out!
Good job, Parappa. You can go on to the next stage now.
@Thrillho Oh I played some of the DLC Captain Scarlett and Torque's but I haven't done the newest one. And I did Tiny Tina's and Hammerlocks on the 360 a few years ago.
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I was using Nisha and the final boss of Claptastic Voyage @Gremio108 was a real piece of work by myself despite being three or four levels higher then it!
@KratosMD The piece on here (or maybe kotaku) about their new game was interesting in that you can play with another person online but they don’t have to let you see what happened in their part of the game.
It’s quite a neat idea as it would be a lot more immersive not knowing the nuances of the whole story but horribly frustrating at the same time.
So @KratosMD ... I ended up playing the demo/first chapter for Resident Evil Revelations 2 from our (Though mainly yours) talks about Resi and your impressions on it.
I'm not entirely sure why Capcom made it episodic. But i'm intrigued enough so far with the plot and finished the first chapter.
But more importantly I think I'm hooked by the arcade-y/arena-y/enemy wave like Raid mode! That's really fun!
I've already played through the first ten missions as Claire. All those skills to customise your chosen character and level up (with each character having different skills and loadouts) along with different weapons to find and all that stuff.
Plus you can play it online or in co-op apparently.
I might have to purchase it myself just for that lol
I started Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice and am really impressed so far. I’m about 4 hours into it and it is exceeding my expectations. I’ll give a more comprehensive set of impressions when I complete it, but suffice it to say —
despite it being advertised as such, this does not seem “AA” to me at all. It has all the polish and production value of a “AAA” title. I guess it’s shorter length and lower price point make it considered less than a “AAA” release, but the quality here is quite remarkable and puts a lot of big budget and large studio titles to shame.
Much has been said of the fantastic sound design and acting, but the gameplay is surprisingly good.
It’s also a game that I’m surprised is not mentioned more when people talk about horror and psychological thriller games. It’s extremely creepy and disturbing. So for those looking for horror games, don’t forget Hellblade. ( @KratosMD - I know you’ve been on the horror kick, and I don’t know if you got your fill yet, but if you haven’t played this game you may want to check it out.)
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