Hahaha, exactly! :D

Yeah. I feel like they don’t even notice how badly the game explains it’s story. They forget to really introduce the characters so that they leave an impact and the story seems really out there. Like the players should already know the backstories right away.

Man those dogs are really cute. :)

You know, I like their aesthetics in other games. But here it’s just unappealing. 

For some reason this game just doesn’t interest me at all. I think I just don’t like the areas you explore in it: just blocky rooms. And the story just... doesn’t seem to capture anything really interesting. But can’t put my finger on it what doesn’t seem to “gel” with me on this game. 

Well, I haven’t played it either. But from what I’ve understood, people don’t seem to even try parrying attacks, which is the core mechanic and wonder why they aren’t winning the fights.

Yeah I noticed that, went back to Division 1, because was thinking: “Huh, maybe I misjudged that game...” and played it a bit and stopped playing in a bit. It’s just too much bullet sponge. In Div 2 tho they really toned it down so it feels better. 

Yeah they improved that aspect a lot from Division 1. Man those enemies were MASSIVE bullet sponges. I even quit playing it couple of times because of that fact.

I guess the guns aren’t what they used to be no more. :D

I probably will now. But we’ll see. We stopped playing because the fights felt like shooting 3 magazines worth ammo to one target before they died. We are trying to complete it again.

It could also use a stronger intro.

Yeah, was wondering why Division 2 players want fleshlights. XD

I don’t know how the PC version was of Doom 3 (only played a bit of it), but in Xbox you never ran into anything else but zombies when it was too dark to see. I guess the devs didn’t want you to change your gun all the time, as flashlight was pretty powerful as melee weapon vs zombies.

Especially when it rains, you can’t see ANYTHING. 

Agreed.

Haha, very nice! 

Haha, that’s real cool. :)

Yeah she looks great. I wish there was more muscular women like her in games. 

Yeah, I personally didn’t like the style. But it was distinctive for sure. 

Yeah, was thinking that too, seems like it might have the friendly fire still.