SNES had Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 which was just as good as the original RBI Baseball... and then you can get absolutely nuts with it and play with super pitching, hitting and fielding. It goes from a totally worth playing baseball sim to an amazing baseball dream.

I hear you. It’s a deep game that you can’t just take at face value. It’s... really something else. I’m itching to get home from work to play now, ha.

I would agree that there is a focus on action, but it is not the focus. Sure there’s sweet explosions and everything but the fact that you can go through walls/floors/ceilings/windows/doors etc like a wrecking ball changes a bland game like every other game into an actual strategy game. No sitting by a door and just…

I live by a lake. You practically can’t walk 20 feet without running into another one.

I’ll be using it to flesh out my starters, since I come across less than one a week. I have 1200 magikarp candy, by comparison.

Did you play the original game? The difference is that the enemies aren’t controlled by the AI (unless you’re playing Terrorist Hunt and on realistic difficulty they’re almost as tough as they were in the original game) and you don’t get a planning stage (there’s pre-round but that’s more of an on the fly planning…

I understood that the recent free weekend was for all three available platforms (PC, PS4, XB1). On Xbox the following week there was a substantial sale.

Blind luck is amazing sometimes. I thought I killed a teammate because I got surprised by someone and shot them up. Turned out it was an enemy and I was like... phew.

Destiny. And try nearly 800 hours. DLC that left an incredibly bad taste in my mouth. $40 for next to 0 worthwhile new content and instead of adding new stuff, they actually removed a few things to accommodate the new content. In the end I felt like I wasted all of that time, plus $100.

Can you tell me why you think it “still looks pretty bad”?

You’ve missed several good sales. When I got it it was $40 good (I think I paid like $42 for a digital copy on xbox) but having played it since December I’d say it’s easily $60 good. Just don’t buy the season pass, it takes a lot of the replay value out when you get a bunch of operators for free... that you’re…

Not to disagree with you but you don’t hear through walls, you hear through openings. It may be the case that there was a drone hole in the wall and you heard through that but if you’re in a room and someone’s coming down the hallway you’ll hear them from the doorway louder than you’ll hear them through a solid wall.…

I play alone just as often as I play with friends.

It seems like your entire argument was “R6:S isn’t CS:GO” so... yeah, it seems like his short response was pretty accurate.

I’ve carried plenty of terrible players. What I tell people that don’t know what to do is stay in the room and focus on an entrance. On offense, take someone that can help in less obvious ways (Thatcher, IQ, Shield guys) to hopefully do something good before they get taken out. On defense you’re best off with someone…

Must not be playing on Xbox. I’ve had people get banned on there after I reported them for unsporting conduct (they will actually message you and say “we took steps against someone you reported”) so it’s a bummer that that’s not the case for your preferred platform.

When the game came out I had... 3friends with the game. We all got it when the game had it’s initial digital sale price ($40?) we jumped on it. After we started singing its praises there were close to 10. After the free weekend recently it probably jumped to closer to 20, plus friends I made while playing along the…

Nah, it was a rifleman. He was just really, really far away.

Yeah I remembered it was the Raiders after I submitted. Stupid Chiefs.

Same. I switched from people killing to tank killing. Dropping antitank mines at objectives is great fun. Also it turns out that tanks are nearly impossible to kill if you have 4 guys riding along with you. So much fun to blast everything.