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[DaemionMoadrin]

I have never ONCE paid £60 for a game, even when brand new.

 

It would be cheaper to buy a games console for 300, spend let's say 100 on games, and then get a 300 laptop, rather than spending £1200 on a PC, and then £100 on games. And it is better paying for things in small amounts, but relatively often (e.g. buy a console and a few games, buy a laptop later on, continue to spend £30 on games every now and again) rather than paying one huge sum out instantly, which is what buying a £1200 PC would be. Yes, I have more than £1200 pounds in my bank. But would I spend that amount of money on a PC? Nope. I could, and will at some point, however, buy a newer console with little impact on my bank, and more money would be coming in so I could still buy games for it, without £1200 being withdrawn immediately before I've even BOUGHT a game. Regardless of whether the PC is cheaper in the long term or not, buying a console is MUCH EASIER on your bank, in the same respect that paying monthly is easier than paying yearly.

 

You have to remember that I play both on the PC and console - and from what I can tell, playing with a controller is a MUCH nicer experience.

 

You are talking pounds, I am talking Euros.

 

I am not sure you understand economics or finances though. "Much easier" is not an argument that applies in these areas.

[TheN7Penguin]

I see. Then that makes a little more sense.

 

 

Alright, think of it like this - Is it better to go on one long car journey which drains a lot of fuel, or shorter journeys, but more often, which gives you time to refill with petrol? It is the same concept as the bank. And that is why many people choose to pay things monthly or whatever at an increased rate, rather than paying the large sum immediately. Or pay on contract with phones. In this analogy, buying a console is like getting a contract - you pay less immediately, but pay more overall, and buying a PC is getting pay as you go - it costs you more immediately, but less overall. So buying a console is "felt less" by your bank.

[DaemionMoadrin]

I see. Then that makes a little more sense.

 

 

Alright, think of it like this - Is it better to go on one long car journey which drains a lot of fuel, or shorter journeys, but more often, which gives you time to refill with petrol? It is the same concept as the bank. And that is why many people choose to pay things monthly or whatever at an increased rate, rather than paying the large sum immediately. Or pay on contract with phones. In this analogy, buying a console is like getting a contract - you pay less immediately, but pay more overall, and buying a PC is getting pay as you go - it costs you more immediately, but less overall. So buying a console is "felt less" by your bank.

 

You just prove my point with this. Why are we even discussing this, if we agree?

[TheN7Penguin]

I have absolutely no idea, but it's an interesting discussion.

[Quarian Master Race]

OP stole my credit chit.  Because OP is clanless like that, and that is what they do.

 

you left out the part of the video where all those toasters get roadkilled by a Mako and its boosters used for vehicular teabag (yes inculding the armature)

[Quarian Master Race]

What would that look like? "Hello, my name is Deerber and I'm a Claymore."? Doesn't really work.

Not for long, if my work on improving my own Claymoar's Targeting VI begins to produce results

[TheN7Penguin]

Wait, are you supposed to use the guns on the Mako? I just spent the entirety of ME1 running things over repeatedly.

[Dunmer of Redoran]

you left out the part of the video where all those toasters get roadkilled by a Mako and its boosters used for vehicular teabag (yes inculding the armature)

 

My favorite thing to do with Armatures and Colossi is to run them over, shoot them till they're on the verge of destruction and then blow them to smithereens with Carnage.

 

Dat XP.

[Quarian Master Race]

Wait, are you supposed to use the guns on the Mako? I just spent the entirety of ME1 running things over repeatedly.

getting out and shooting things with your gun nets you way more XP, but the game's so EZ after reaching level 20 or so that it's pretty irrelevant.

[TheN7Penguin]

I generally don't get out of the Mako... I think I might have done a little on Feros, but that's all.

[Quarian Master Race]

My favorite thing to do with Armatures and Colossi is to run them over, shoot them till they're on the verge of destruction and then blow them to smithereens with Carnage.

 

Dat XP.

I like to end them with a goomba stomp if I'm leveled enough to where Xp doesn't really matter anymore (around midgame). Activating immunity and elbowing them to death is amusing as well.

[DaemionMoadrin]

My favorite thing to do with Armatures and Colossi is to run them over, shoot them till they're on the verge of destruction and then blow them to smithereens with Carnage.

 

Dat XP.

 

In ME1 you could lift Armatures and Colossi. Gently floating Geth everywhere... and then you had all the time in the world to end them.

[TheN7Penguin]

I remember in ME2 when I could use slam on YMIR mechs.

 

It's a shame they nerfed it for ME3. I tried to use it on an Atlas today and I was like, "Why did you ruin such a funny power?"

[Dunmer of Redoran]

I like to end them with a goomba stomp if I'm leveled enough to where Xp doesn't really matter anymore (around midgame). Activating immunity and elbowing them to death is amusing as well.

 

I think XP matters a lot, just because I like maxing it out and the only other good ways to farm XP are cherry tapping thresher maws and finding every single mineral deposit in the game. I am totally fine with spending some extra time shooting wavering armature-class enemies. Plus running to dodge their attacks is pretty fun.

[Quarian Master Race]

I think XP matters a lot, just because I like maxing it out and the only other good ways to farm XP are cherry tapping thresher maws and finding every single mineral deposit in the game. I am totally fine with spending some extra time shooting wavering armature-class enemies. Plus running to dodge their attacks is pretty fun.

Once I reached level 60 once for the trophy I really didn't care anymore, or at least not enough to take the extra time every playthrough. I've Tali for boxes so once I max a weapon class and a couple of powers and get some half decent weapons I'm pretty much good to go for the rest of the game in ME1. The game's difficulty curve is really regressive, so I think it helps keep the fights interesting/ from being a hilarious ROFLstomp for longer as well.

[Dunmer of Redoran]

Once I reached level 60 once for the trophy I really didn't care anymore, or at least not enough to take the extra time every playthrough. I've Tali for boxes so once I max a weapon class and a couple of powers and get some half decent weapons I'm pretty much good to go for the rest of the game in ME1. The game's difficulty curve is really regressive, so I think it helps keep the fights interesting/ from being a hilarious ROFLstomp for longer as well.

 

I utilize Tali in ME1 the same exact way I utilize Leliana in DAO. I love having someone who can unlock everything, and that's why both get a lot of mileage. Similarly, I don't really look at either from any kind of romantic perspective. My Warden treats Leli as a friend and my Shepard didn't even know Tali had a thing for him until Chambers brought it up.

 

Personally, I love ME1's leveling. How the team starts off weak and clumsy, and their experience transforms them into a team of galactic badasses. It felt right for an RPG.

[TheN7Penguin]

I like the part on Noveria when you open the door and there's a load of Rachni sat there and you're like shittttttt.

[Based Prothean]

you left out the part of the video where all those toasters get roadkilled by a Mako and its boosters used for vehicular teabag (yes inculding the armature)

 

I imagne they'd look something like this after their mako encounter.

 

[Marksmad is waving goodbye]

I'm so proud that this has degenerated into another SP thread, like 99.9% of the forum.

[The NightMan Cometh]

Page 41 you say?

 

[Dunmer of Redoran]

I'm so proud that this has degenerated into another SP thread, like 99.9% of the forum.

 

SP threads are about SP features and gameplay.

 

This thread isn't really about anything. It's the Seinfeld of MP threads. Have a discussion; the next day, there's a new discussion with no relevance to the last.

[TheN7Penguin]

It's a beautiful thread. If it was an image, it'd look something like this.
 



But with the chaos of a volcano.

[DaemionMoadrin]

It's a beautiful thread. If it was an image, it'd look something like this.
 
*snip*

But with the chaos of a volcano.

 

[TheN7Penguin]

If that big cloud of lightning and smoke and fire was in the first picture, it'd be perfect.