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$100? You really do spend a lot of time there! Rightly so, too!"
Without wanting to turn this into a chat thread, just wanted to say how great it is that Bitmob seems to be going really strong...I haven't so much as looked at the site since way back when we did our Halo 2 night (ages, right?). Glad to see you're all well and that the community has grown since then :)"
I use the Turtle Beach X11's (an earlier, wired version) and I have found I have a significant advantage over others online. In CoD, for instance, most people lay Claymore's behind them to prevent people sneaking up the rear...with the Turtle Beaches though, there's no need...you can just hear the footsteps! I found the same with Halo 3, back when that was popular...you could hear the Overshield and Active Camo spawning from accross the map and, in MLG games (where the weapons fall from the air) even weapons spawning!
That may seem slightly hypocritical, that I'd support such a thing by owning a pair, but I just bought them so I could still have my games up loud at night...the advantage was a bonus. Now, of course, you have no advantage...you're simply at a DIS-advantage without them."
I just felt I had to get this down on paper (for want of a better word), because I've seen so many glowing reviews for this game, yet I really couldn't get on with it. It's not for a lack of trying either, I played the Campaign to completion, I played the multiplayer for a little while too...I certainly enjoyed the single-player much more! I just couldn't get on with it very well."
@Rachel...great article! A good point put accross in a great way...it's not quite as easy as that though over here in the UK :("
The glitch in Oblivion were sweet...like the duplication glitch, and the glitch where stealing a golbin tribe's totem, and placing it in the cave of another goblin tribe, created a war of the goblins :)"
Still, I couldn't believe how quickly I got back into it! I used to play it competitively, but moved on to Halo 3 long ago...
Some very good games guys, was a hoot playing with you all..."
I must say, Silent Hill would be a brilliant psychological experiement, I couldn't agree more! I was having a conversation with a guy on my blog earlier actually...he was saying that Silent Hill is one of the eeriest, atmospheric games he's ever played."