We kept the group together to the left of the first conflux. we were covered from the templar and only had to deal with the harpies and minatours. We were even close enough to two of his spawns to interrupt his teleport.

I don't understand why they didn't use matchmaking to separate people by level, like they did in ranked Halo play, and take any damage gates completely off.

Ewww. We're these done with Kinect? I thought MS had baked in face scanning into the dev kits, but I can see why it hasn't been used much.

20 initiation missions.

I don't know why the couldnt have put clans in the game itself. Was it just to push people to the website?

Progress resets after a week? Damn. There's no way I can get my friends to play enough during the week to do this. :p

"You need to get started through Bungie.net, not the game itself..."

5 or 6 player squads during patrols (free roam) would have worked, IMO.

They may have asked for it that way. Sometimes an actor is only as good as how the director and the script lets them be.

I felt the same way about both of those games. While you're at it, throw Titanfall onto that least. I expect the second one to be great.

great ideas! You should post on the Bungie forums so they hear about them. I'd love proximity chat.

Based on what I read in IGN's article, this isn't a horde mode style game, but more like mini-missions with randomly placed enemies and objectives

However their article admits that it's unknown at this time if it's exclusive.

Midwest US

eh. When they do this to games, it's as if they're saying that the experience the player had wasn't as good as seeing it acted out in a movie.

Titanfall reminds me of the first Assassin's Creed. The core gameplay is good, and the game is fun, but it needs "more."

I think his point is that the skills required to properly operate a camera (checking the lighting with a meter, adjusting the exposure on the camera, setting the F-Stop, setting the focal point, white balance, etc…) don't translate one-to-one with setting up a screenshot in a game. Most of the same ideas are there,…

MS paid for the development of Sunset Overdrive. This first one isn't going anywhere.

they've said a PC release is in the works, but currently it's looking like a PS4 release first.

I almost didn't get it because of all the flack it got before it came. Luckily I was dying for a new game and caved in. I loved every bit of it.