This week, in Steam town...Follow

You mind explaining the appeal of "press X/Y till it's dead then go back to reading walls of text"? Because I don't get it, if you wanted to do that you could just tap an unplugged controller while watching Lord of the Rings w/ subtitles and it probably be more entertaining.

I played through Borderlands as berserker. I played some with a friend, and that was amusing for a while, but my internet here is crap for online games so I went mostly solo. I have to say, by the time I made it to the caverns or whatever where the vault was in, I was just using my berserk in order to sprint through everything instead of actually kill anybody because it had become so monotonous and tedious it wasn't fun anymore. I just wanted to see the end of the game. It probably didn't help that the game was really easy. Even the big fights against the big monsters, like skagzilla, was super easy, it just took a long time to kill him.

Honestly, I'm sure I would have had more fun playing with friends, but as is if you don't know anyone who wants or owns this game, don't touch it, unless you like a boring shooter with no story. The only thing that I really liked was listening to that one woman's journals of her expedition. They were amusing.

i thought i did good, till i looked at my library. i picked up:

bioshock
tf2
osmos
puzzle kingdoms
monkey island complete
xcom complete
audiosurf
zeno clash
red faction: guerilla

and finally

the mother@#%^ing witcher enhanced edition. two big thumbs up!

as great as that is for $50 or so, i know there's no way i'll be able to resist running out and getting witcher 2 at full price.

Edited, Jul 6th 2010 8:45am by axhed

Bioshock 2
Force Unleased: Sith Edition
World of Goo
Beat Hazard
GTA IV
Borderlands+DLC
Indigo Prophecy
Resident Evil 5

Total: $74.71

hey, thanks for making me feel like i have some self control! :D