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I can't wait for Skyrim. I've always been a huge fan of Bethesda's RPGs (well at least since Morrowind's release in 2002), and am excited to play around with the new Creation Engine. Hopefully they'll release the modding tools along with the game, or at least soon after.
As for the others, I'll probably pick up ME3, D3, and GW2, but they aren't Day 1 purchases for me.
Are you talking about the single player campaign, or the multiplayer? If you bought a Battlefield game for the single player, then you're doing it wrong.
As for the others, I'll probably pick up ME3, D3, and GW2, but they aren't Day 1 purchases for me.
As for BF3's "Whoa!" moments. There were some, but not a huge number for me. Or rather, there may have been a lot of "Whoa!" moments, but not any truly momentous ones that really captivated me. Additionally, I don't care if it feels like a movie. If I wanted a movie, I would of paid to see one. I wanted to interact and have fun with the game. A movie feeling = lame. Interactive movie = win. If I was to compare CoD4 vs BF3, CoD4 wins hands down. I can't say for MW2 or BO since I never got those two (may soon get them after another price drop) Yes, the way they handled soldiers made it believable, but like I said, that's not a "whoa!" moment. The biggest moments for me was the tank assault scene and the finale sequence, and I've already played other games with tank assaults that were just as equal in enjoyment. But that's my opinion. Take it or leave it.
Are you talking about the single player campaign, or the multiplayer? If you bought a Battlefield game for the single player, then you're doing it wrong.
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