Post subject: Re: PS, Xbox, Wii, PC and other Gaming #9
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:09 pm
Matt23
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Joined: Aug 03 2002 Posts: 7496 Location: LEEDS
Just got stuck into Batman Arkham City. It is frighteningly addictive. The level of production is superb, I am finding the gameplay slightly repetitive though.
Temptation, greets you like your naughty mate,
The one that used to get you in bother,
But one that you could never bring yourself to hate.
Post subject: Re: PS, Xbox, Wii, PC and other Gaming #9
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 9:22 pm
Roddy B
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Joined: Mar 07 2007 Posts: 7121 Location: Warrington
Anyone had this before? Just logged in to FUT web to be greeted by a message saying I disconnected from my last online match, which will affect my DNF% and the amount of points I get from games. 1) I never even played an online game; and 2) I left a game on pause against the CPU, my PS3 had switched off as it automatically does after five minutes with the TV off. Is this right? Is there a way to make them stop it or what? Or do games against the CPU count as online? If so, that's odd, as I've left it to go off plenty of times before without getting this message.
Roddy B wrote:Anyone had this before? Just logged in to FUT web to be greeted by a message saying I disconnected from my last online match, which will affect my DNF% and the amount of points I get from games. 1) I never even played an online game; and 2) I left a game on pause against the CPU, my PS3 had switched off as it automatically does after five minutes with the TV off. Is this right? Is there a way to make them stop it or what? Or do games against the CPU count as online? If so, that's odd, as I've left it to go off plenty of times before without getting this message.
You get that message if you quit any game, online or offline in Ultimate team. Don't worry, one disconnection won't make much difference at all and completing your next few games will negate the negative effects it had.
Post subject: Re: PS, Xbox, Wii, PC and other Gaming #9
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:18 pm
Ski
International Chairman
Joined: May 23 2005 Posts: 31335 Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
Matt23 wrote:Just got stuck into Batman Arkham City. It is frighteningly addictive. The level of production is superb, I am finding the gameplay slightly repetitive though.
I was devastated when I completed the story line. Such a great game to play! I get your point RE being mildy repetitive, but I didn't mind because I was engrossed in the story so much.
Fighting multiple badies once you've upgraded your combat skill is great fun too.
Post subject: Re: PS, Xbox, Wii, PC and other Gaming #9
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:40 pm
A unknown superstar
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Joined: Feb 09 2008 Posts: 9342 Location: King George Dock
Been out a while, but tempted to buy FM 2012. Anyone on here got this and is it worth purchasing? Just on Fifa at the minute, and really enjoy the transfer side etc to the game and got me thinking about the more in depth FM 2012.
"You don't have to be great to start, but to be great you have to start".
A unknown superstar wrote:Been out a while, but tempted to buy FM 2012. Anyone on here got this and is it worth purchasing? Just on Fifa at the minute, and really enjoy the transfer side etc to the game and got me thinking about the more in depth FM 2012.
I recently got back into Football Manager and I am absolutely hooked. I love what they've done with it. You can play it in the most finite detail, if that is how you want to play. You can set individual training, speak to each player, go into so much depth in the tactics adjusting sliders and tinkering away.
Or you can do what I do and ignore the detail, assemble a squad a just pick broad tactics to suit. For example as Everton I play a default 4-5-1, deep defensive line, aggressive tackling with loads of closing down. I play 'control' and push up against rubbish teams at home and counter and very deep against good teams and when away. Total anti-football but they are thriving on it. I am third in April in the first season and have only signed the likes of McFadden and Bolo Zenden on free transfers plus a right back for £1m and a couple of loanees.
Post subject: Re: PS, Xbox, Wii, PC and other Gaming #9
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:52 pm
A unknown superstar
Player Coach
Joined: Feb 09 2008 Posts: 9342 Location: King George Dock
Think I may have to invest, on Fifa Sergio Ramos has just told me he wants a new challenge and won't sign a new contract. I like the things such as talking to players etc but maybe not so doing individual training. There's a couple of games I want at the minute so not sure what to get first.
"You don't have to be great to start, but to be great you have to start".
Post subject: Re: PS, Xbox, Wii, PC and other Gaming #9
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:57 pm
A unknown superstar
Player Coach
Joined: Feb 09 2008 Posts: 9342 Location: King George Dock
Another quick question about Fifa I'm sure I've seen someone write that you can turn this new attacking style of football off and go back to the original from previous Fifas. True?
If so, how?
"You don't have to be great to start, but to be great you have to start".
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