Would they have the right to make another Fallout game?

If I remember correctly, the ones without the black ring around the white centres a the hammer ons/ pull offs

Okay that is what I was looking for

It's been ages since I played, but I believe there's a pretty good tutorial in the game. Should be on the main menu.

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I played this game whenever I was like 8 and I never knew what the people were doing when they were pressing the buttons without hitting the bar. I have looked all over and I still do not understand when in a song do I know I can do it there? Also, how do I do it?

Most games are fine as stand alone titles but they do have links to each other. The general theme applies to all of them so some of this "secondary story" can be ignored. Most people do this even when playing them in sequence.

Brotherhood and Revelations are direct sequels to Ac2 but there shouldn't be too much stopping you from playing them out of order (or buy the Ezio trilogy and play them in order. Lots of gameplay for little money)

AC 3 is set after Black Flag (which is AC4 if you need to count) but not to the point you need to worry about playing them in any order.

The other games are all independent enough that you can play whichever concept appeals more. AC1 might be too simplistic compared to later games, I know I missed some gameplay improvements from newer games when playing AC2 recently.

origins is probably the best one to play if you are doing this with an eye on the next game. The gameplay mechanics will be closer, as will the scope of the game. It's also very good.

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I am going to play some for the new one coming out. Is there an order or can I just play the ones in the periods of time I think look cool?

Tremors 2 is actually tied with Tremors as my two all-time favorite movies. But yeah, the second movie gets a bad rap. They're both great for totally different reasons, they just have a different feel to them. But I think the second movie did a good job of building dread when the characters didn't know what was going on with the creatures when they were stranded.

That's funny to hear. I thought I was the only one who like that movie haha

Oh yeah also GTA V, I really do not like the characters in that game and think the story line is bad.

Oh no there's a fat woman in my video game and worse still she has sex, oh the depravity. This is the most inane nonsense I've ever read. Also what the hell is "SJW American fascism" supposed to be?

No I do not care a whole lot about the political stuff. That is just a bonus. The game is bad.

Wolfenstein 2 is not loved, but there is not much hate for it. That game is so garbage it made me laugh and I had to play the whole thing. The storyline is awful, the new characters are bad/they made the old ones annoying, there is no actual boss battle, and I don't like the hints about Donald Trump and SJW American fascism that it tries to say. Also, there is a really annoying fat German girl who has a nasty sex scene with a guy that made me cringe so bad.

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Dude! Batman Forever is literally my favorite Batman film. So many goofy, fun moments and hammy acting and some of the sets and visuals are fantastic! Schulmacher did a way better job at that film than the extremely boring to the point of insanity Batman and Robin which feels awkward and takes way too long to get to the goofy fun parts (There is literally a scene in it where people are just smiling awkward at each other and looking at one another like they don't know what to do)

One reason I do not like that movie a whole lot is because Tommy Lee Jones acting is not very convincing. He said in an interview that he did not like or want to do the character or something like that. Overall, I think it is decent, and way better than the 4th one.

Tremors 2 is one of my favorite movies of all time. I have watched it over 70 times over a span of 6 years. I know all the dialogue. People do not agree on that it is a good movie though. I am just waiting for a game.

Yes. It has like 21 different cases over I think 5 desks. It has a pretty cool overall story that connects to itself, so I think it would be a good idea to continue.

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I am in the middle of L.A. Noire and I enjoy it, but I am not sure if there is a real ending. I would like to know if there is one so I just don't play mission after mission and find out there isn't one.

Yes! It's probably the most fun Far Cry since 2/3 (depending on where you stand with them). There's a lot less "fluff" this time around, and you can very much do things at your own pace. Everything you do progresses the story rather than only story specific missions. The only downside is that sometimes the story moments happen when you're busy doing something else, meaning you get pulled out of your current activity.

It's a cracking game though. I'd recommend it.

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Is Far Cry 5 fun. I want to play another game besides Fallout 4.

If you return it though even though you enjoyed it your not really supporting the developers. You might as well just pirate it

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This is a strange recommendation. I mean, not to be rude or anything and in all respect to you, why recommend a game that you ended up getting a refund for ?

Also, the fact that a game may be short should not be seen as something bad. I mean, some short games are a lot of fun. Most people completed 'Journey' within 150 minutes but it's considered a masterpiece. It's an incredible emotional experience. I can easily complete all 32 levels from Super Mario Bros within an hour, yet this game is a classic and still has some great level design. DuckTales Remastered took me less than 3 hours to beat, but it was fun.

This website can help you choose your game. If the length of a game is really that important to you, and that's totally fine and understandable, then you should check the game's page to see how long it took most people to finish it before buying it.

That way just my two cents. It's not meant as an offense to you. Everybody has the right to play whatever they seem fit and that's fine.

And I can see that you're new to this website, so welcome to you and I hope you'll continue to be active on the forums because this is one of the reasons why this website is great !

Have a great day and happy gaming !

Thanks for the advice. Also, the reason I am recommending it is because I think it is really fun and good game. The fact that it is short to me was a bonus, because you could return when your done.

I bought The Stanley Parable yesterday and it is a pretty fun game. The reason I recommend buying it it because I played as much endings as I found, which turned out to be about 15/18 of the endings. But after doing all of that, I returned it and got the money back, because it is short. It is a fun game and think if you haven't played it you should.

The game allows you to skip some sections, if you don't skip anything and take your time looking around it is probably closer to 3 hours. Personally, I wasn't much of a fan. There isn't any real open exploration (it is pretty linear), which I didn't like about it. Some of the sequences were well done, while others were wonky to control or didn't convey very well what you should be doing (like a section where you use a camera to take pictures but it doesn't tell you what to take pictures of and won't progress until you take a picture of the right thing). I also had to completely replay the longest sequence because of a bug that got me stuck in place at the very end of it.

Even if is your thing, if you don't think a 2 hour game is worth your money, this probably isn't for you, because you probably aren't going to squeeze much more than that out of it. Games under 2 hours can definitely be worth buying, though.

Thanks for the information and because of your profile picture, I think we might have some of the same opinions in games so I will listen to your advice.

I was just wondering if it was worth buying, because if I can finish within 2 hours Ill just send it back and get a refund. I don't usually play games like that, so I also want your opinion.

Far Harbour is the only one of any real quality imo. Automaton is really light on content and while Nuka World is of similar scope to Far Harbour it's really awkwardly handled. If you don't want to side with raiders you effectively end the dlc before it begins, and even if you follow through helping them out until you get the park up and running, you are left cutting the content short if you don't want them invading the Commonwealth. I suppose you could argue that RPG's are supposed to be about making tough choices and living with the consequences, but so far Bethesda games have rarely been about that and seeing it implemented that way feels off. If you want to side step that issue, I felt that the Nuka World setting wore pretty thin after some time while the Far Harbour island retained its mystique. The settlement dlcs aren't really a factor to me.

No I am not considering the workshop ones either.

I first played Fallout 4 when it came out on the PS4 and really enjoyed, but had to get rid of the Playstation before I could play all the DLC. In my playthrough on the pc, which I am almost done with now, I am about to finish Nuka-World. After, playing all the DLC, I wanted to know which one you guys think is the best.

As it is so far I'm not playing it. Maybe some new info might change my mind.

That is what I am doing also.

I never bought Mario Tennis for single player mode. And I can't recall exactly, but I think the extent of single player was just a tournament style bracket. You play to win different cups or championships. Anyway, the real fun in the game comes from playing with others, so snag up another controller if you're going to get this game (assuming you don't have one already)

Okay thanks