Re: So, yeah, Mists of Pandaria came out last week...

by **Old_Man_Tai** Wed Oct 10, 2012 12:54 am

So good, but not as consistently good as the others were.

Id make a Resi 6/DMC 2 joke here, but don't think that would work out too well.

I guess I could compare it to the Fallout 3 DLC. Broken Steel was great, everything else was either good (The Pitt) or Cheap, Broken, or Lame. (Point Lookout)

by Tatyina Wed Oct 10, 2012 1:06 am

Broken Steel was... ok... Point Lookout was awesome and Pitt was also awesome. Mothership Zeta was what was complete shit.

even if it did bring you lots of caps.

by Alexandra Wed Oct 10, 2012 1:08 am

No, not good. 4.1 and 4.3 drag the rest of the expansion down so badly it's not even funny.

by **Old_Man_Tai** Wed Oct 10, 2012 1:26 am

[quote="Tatyina":1j3iuj8c]Broken Steel was... ok... Point Lookout was awesome and Pitt was also awesome. Mothership Zeta was what was complete shit.

even if it did bring you lots of caps.

Broken Steel was fun, Point Lookout, while I enjoyed the storyline of several quests, was seriously busted in its how powerful the Tribals and hillbilly retards were. Especially the Hillbilly Retards.

The Pitt was awesome

Operation Anchorage was....Meh. Gave you access to the best armor in the game, thanks to glitching, and the epic Shock Sword and Gauss Rifle.

Mothership Zeta was bad, yeah, but you could get so much and sell it for caps....or do what I did and take it all to the Outcast leader and get like, 1500 Chinese Assault Rifle rounds, 140 grenades, and like 400 stimpaks.

@Alex.

,..HOW did they drag them down?

by Alexandra Wed Oct 10, 2012 1:36 am

4.1 didn't give us any 'new' content. Just two remakes of older dungeons that ended up giving no progression gear and weren't really much fun at all.

4.3 gave us an extremely shitty raid that was no fun at all to do, and there was no patches after it until 5.0.1, meaning it was the only 'current' content in the game FOR ALMOST A YEAR. Which, essentially meant we had nothing to do for a year because that raid sucked ass and no one wanted to it again after their first clear.

THAT is how it brought the rest of the expansion down.

by Tatyina Wed Oct 10, 2012 2:11 am

forgot about OPAnch. I really liked it, even though it felt stand alonish. And by the time I did all the DLC ihad all the good weapons. Point Lookout were still chumps to me. And I was alreadyswimming in caps by then as well.

by anegge Wed Oct 10, 2012 3:28 am

So Alex did you get skeletonized by hackers?

by Alexandra Wed Oct 10, 2012 3:32 am

Nope. :P Somehow I managed to avoid that mess.

by **Old_Man_Tai** Wed Oct 10, 2012 5:22 am

[quote="Tatyina":29m3bzci]forgot about OPAnch. I really liked it, even though it felt stand alonish. And by the time I did all the DLC ihad all the good weapons. Point Lookout were still chumps to me. And I was alreadyswimming in caps by then as well.

Honestly, the DLC in Fallout New Vegas was much better, though with its own issues.

Dead Money had brilliant story, but linear and frustrating gameplay.

Honest Hearts had better gameplay, less linear, but a rather plain and boring story, aside from The Burned Man and The Survivalist backstories.

Old World Blues was freaking hilarious and had a great story with sidequests and such.

Lonesome Road, while linear, had possibly the best storyline in the game, and very fun and challenging gameplay without being too cheap, plus actually effected the main game as well. Brilliant!

Skeletonized by hackers? That's funny.

Wasn't there a story about some old MMO where the creator, or one of them, appeared to make some speech, only for hackers to use their weapons and actually kill the guy?

by Alexandra Wed Oct 10, 2012 5:26 am

That was Ultima Online, Tai. Lord British appeared and someone killed him. It wasn't a hacker though.

Lord British thought it was hilarious.

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