jstout

GTA 5 on the 360 was one disk of gameplay and one disk of map. I was hoping this would be two disks in the same setup.

I was near a little trading station when I tried to kill a Sentinel dog as a part of a challenge, so I'd strike until damn near dead, then run back into the trading post. They wouldn't follow, so I'd get to recharge my health before heading back out. That shotgun (can't remember the name) is badass if you can get close enough.

I don't think I ever thought of that. I was happy to get the one where I dropped onto the Interstate from the bridge over it and fell straight on top of some player's car with a stickied-up ATV. Robert, haven't you killed someone with a stickied-up submarine? I know you've blown up the submarine before.

Eh, I've had too much of my shit blown up by assholes to run around griefing people who just wanna work. Shit's expensive, and who knows if they got lucky like I did with an easy money glitch. Big problem I noticed last time I was on is that most rooms have just 4-5 other players and you'll usually get kicked way out of the room before you can send a truce message.

I'd gotten used to the fact long ago that if there was a 10-person scrum somewhere on the map, Robert was gonna throw himself in the middle of it. I prefer the time-honored tactic of picking on some poor dot 3-on-1 or 4-on-1. One of my favorite Melraz driving episodes was when we were trying to do the heist that introduces the Insurgent, and he had the poor thing ablaze within about 30 seconds of driving it. I really don't know how he did it - I thought Insurgents were meant to be tough. This one couldn't stand up to the power of Two Beer.

He was fantastic. So enthusiastic, not jaded. Now I'll never get my announcing dream team of the Hog~! and Don West.

I used to love those races to see who'd blow up the tank first. Three people immediately going off the radar didn't seem to faze the tank driver until it was way too late.

I refuse to kill the little critters that aren't hostile toward me. I know it's kinda hippie, but I don''t care. Some of the creatures have been the highlight of the game for me.

Don't care, that multiplayer was a blast. I could go between leading a pack of low-level guys through golds to being part of a late-night crew playing Platinum random random over and over again, knowing I could at least hold up my end. From where I was at the start to where I got to was just a blast. I'd only really like to play single-player again to court Cora this time.

I'd like to try single-player with my guy set up like an Avenger, but I probably won't. At least I'm not completely against the idea like playing Skyrim or Fallout 4 again.

Probably bad when I'm trying to do a nightclub setup when it screams "DUDE'S GETTING AWAY IN A PLANE! CHASE HIM!" and I'm all like "nah, I'm good."

Don't forget that it's easy to build a cave for protection from storms if you have the terrain gun. Game's frustrating me. Feel like I'm spinning my wheels. I named my ship Sanford and Son because it seems like all I do is haul junk.

I'm in on day 1. Somebody's gotta whine about getting killed constantly in deathmatches.

Robert, all you needed to know is that there's gonna be deathmatches. I swear to God, them cowboys come out Mary Louing and me and Rockstar gonna have problems.

Renee nailed that segment with Heyman, and Heyman is the best at what he does. I probably haven't watched a minute of WWE in at least two months and that 3 minutes worth of YouTube video alone has me thinking "OH SHIT, I GOTTA SEE THAT, I GOTTA SEE WHAT HAPPENS!"

I had a guy willing to sell me the perfect ship, class A, tons of storage, etc. $82 million. I nearly cried.

Between this and Fallout 76, I'm gonna need to take a leave of absence from work.

Damn, are slots precious. I got all excited when I could build extra storage at my base, and the vault-like storage was huge. 5 slots.

I'm way farther ahead in the game than I should be, so I was gonna find me a nice, comfy planet and mine for a few years until my technology got better until I saw something on the map that said "black hole." Ooh, piece of candy!

Can you call your ship to your position? Handy thing to have (Either up or down on the d-pad, but not sure which - not at my Xbox right now.)

I don't even have a gun set up as part of my tech yet. I figured out the timer after running away from one because I didn't really know what else to do. Try not returning fire and see what happens. I love the eyeball dealie on my shoulder, it's been one of my favorite parts of the game. It's like a parrot.

Run away from the sentinels. A clock starts. It's usually about 30 seconds, and the sentinels usually lose interest at the end of the timer.]

This is a really fun game so far on Xbox One. It requires measured steps and the control system is a little wonky, but It's quite unlike anything I've ever played.

Something has seemed to happen to put the hurts on Andromeda's player base, as small as it was, over the last few days. Gold games weren't hard to get before, but they're hard to find now, no matter whether they're an APEX mission or make up the daily objective combination. I'm having some kind of online gaming problem with it where as soon as I join a game, it gets laggy, and then I always lose my connection to the game on the last part of the sixth wave. It boots me back to main screen, and sometimes I get paid and sometimes I don't. I can't tell if it's a game thing or an online connection thing or not. Rocket League runs fine, but I've never had a problem with it. GTA V is its usual sputtering self - won't work one minute, will work fine the next. Who knows?

Considering a buy on this one (Xbox One) because I followed the PS4 saga and it sounds pretty cool now. I know y'all haven't seen the big update, but is there anything hanging over its head to make it a no-buy?