Maybe but the money grab dlc is probably petered out and is divisive in the first place so…call me crazy but I am thinking the ship has basically sailed here.
Interesting that Amazon lists the regular price for the Titanfall download code as $40, when their boxed copies are only $20. Origin also shows it as $20, currently on sale for $15.
Also, Titanfall is currently part of Origin’s Game Time promotion where you can play it free for 48 hours. That may be helping the population numbers a bit.
There were aspects of Skyrim I enjoyed - like the exploration, but as a whole I just found it Ok. I really wish Bethesda would figure out how to make better combat. I didn’t know if there was anything Oblivion did better than Skyrim.
Combat in Skyrim is definitely an improvement over Oblivion. Just as much as Oblivion’s combat was over Morrowind’s. The only thing I would suggest, on the small chance that you’re playing Skyrim via mouse and keyboard, is to suggest that you give it another shot using a gamepad. Most of the improvements on combat in both Oblivion and then Skyrim are on the gamepad side. So just keep an open mind and try it with the gamepad.
If you were already on gamepad, ignore everything I just said.
I’m not sure I ever tried it with a gamepad. After 3 false starts, I did finally play through a significant portion of Skyrim last year, but is was M&K.
The current Humble Indie Bundle added The Novelist, Eldritch, and Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack to the BTA. I haven’t played the other two, but I quite enjoyed MBA on Vita.
Hacking, slashing, slicing, dicing… that’s pretty much what a Shadow Warrior game is. It’s old school, but a lot of fun if you’re in the mood for that.
There are hidden easter eggs, like naked anime girls bathing behind waterfalls and such (a throwback to the original game), if you want to call that “exploration”. :)
Steam today: Worms Collection Feb 2014 - $17.99 - (80% off).
[indent]There is probably no need to buy them all. Each game/DLC is 80% off also.[/indent]