DollarAndADream

Didn't even know you replied because I was expecting the notification from being quoted. Lol. Games I still have downloaded and installed: DriveClub, Game of Thrones: Telltale, Rocket League, PT Games I have installed: The Witcher 3, NHL 16, Fallout 4, Batman: Arkham Knight, MGS: TPP, Bloodborne, GTA5 There's probably more I'm missing. Doesn't seem to take much to fill up the PS4.

PS4 definitely has a problem with the hard drive. I have to delete something every time I install a new game now.

From what I've heard from a lot of outlets, the story of Arkham Knight is one of the positives of the game. It's lots of people's favourite Batman story. I enjoyed the story myself, and I'm almost done but I've put it off for awhile after letting a buddy borrow it as I bought MGS.

My PC blue screened today while I was browsing the Steam Store. It's still running, but I'm scared.

I've bought a few games here and there digitally, but it is very "taxing" on the hard drive. I always have to delete things now in order to fit new stuff on. I frequently have to delete games I want to keep on there in order to play new ones.

I always feel like I should get back into that game.

I'm close to the end of the main story. Although, I found something out that happens that I don't like at the end, so I'll probably do a bunch of side quests before getting to it. I suppose it's not a HUGE spoiler, but:

I actually just started playing it again over the weekend too. Didn't play it for like 3 months either. Trying to finish the storyline now.

That's pretty surprising, and very awesome. That Definitive Edition came out in only January and was a full priced game, then. I'll take it! I have it on PC from a Steam Sale like a year ago, but I didn't get far and never finished it. My lack of having the cables to hook my PC up to my TV, and not having a controller for my PC is probably why I never finished it. Been too lazy to pick up the cables as well....lol.

Got my copy of MGS5 today from Amazon, a day before release. Ha. Haven't played it yet and can't until later though.

MGS5: The Phantom Pain Getting some amazing reviews right now.... https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/3i4y2q/metal_gear_solid_v_the_phantom_pain_review_thread/ http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-4/metal-gear-solid-v-the-phantom-pain

Yeah, Witcher 3 is definitely a great game to get. You don't really need to know everything from Witcher 2 or 1, and if you want there are summary videos on Youtube for that as well. Rocket League is a great start on the PS4 for games. Awesome and addicting game. If you're into the whole Black Ops Zombie thing, you might as well wait for Black Ops 3 that comes out in a couple months. Then, there's always Dragon Age: Inquisition if you like RPG's, but that's similar to Witcher 3. Bloodborne is one of the PS4's big titles as well, and an exclusive. It's a trial and error type game where you take down bosses and other enemies in a dark world. Looks gorgeous as well. GTA5 is always a good choice, if you haven't played it then that's even better. The next-gen edition for PS4 and Xbox One is a decent upgrade over the other consoles. If you played it a ton on the 360 though I wouldn't bother. Destiny is pretty good if you were into Halo and other games like Borderlands. If you've never played Borderlands, then I would highly recommend the Handsome Edition for PS4. Comes with Borderlands 2, the Pre-Sequel and all of the DLCs. Possibly 1 as well but I forget. If you're into driving, then Drive Club is pretty good, and there is a PS Plus version you can try out for free. It's kind of hard to give you an RPG, since there aren't many on next-gen yet. At least not of the type that Secret of Mana or Shining Force are. Final Fantasy 15 comes out in awhile, so that's a huge plus in that regard. But I've been waiting for that game for 10 years. If you've never had a PS2, or never played Final Fantasy 10, then there's the FFX HD Remastered. Looks quite a bit better than it used to on the PS2 and is in glorious HD. It's an awesome turn-based FF game.

Yeah, if anyone hasn't bought Witcher 3 yet and is waiting on some kind of a deal, I'd grab that 50%.

Whiplash - 9/10 I have to say...I really loved this movie. The final song at the end of the movie especially....I was right into it. What a glorious performance by JK Simmons.

I wish I could get into Destiny like other people can. I just couldn't care about it after a month or so.

Lol, #nosaves. That's awesome.

I haven't really used that skill, but I found this online just now: The basic threshold for overdosing is at 95% of your maximum Toxicity level. Once you go past it, you lose a large chunk of health (~50%) immediately and gradually lose health until your Toxicity reaches 95%. The first Potion skill raises that threshold by 1% per level, such that at level 5 you can use potions up until 100% of your toxicity without seeing the overdose effect (ie you never overdose). The Endure Pain skill only increases your vitality when you have overdosed; I believe this is to offset the large initial hit to your Vitality when you overdose. If you have the Overdose tolerance skill at 5, you never need Endure Pain since all Toxicity levels are safe.

I always do the updates. Although, with Playstation Plus, I usually don't have to do them myself because I have it set to download and install things when my PS4 is in rest mode. All the updates are always already done by the time I go play.

I've been having a pretty average time besides maybe a few quests here and there. I remember there was a Level 7 quest where you take down a Werewolf in a cave, and I couldn't beat it until I was like Level 12 or something. That's the only one that stands out to me. Otherwise I always just do the quests in order of level requirement. Seems like that's a major reason why it's taking me so long to finish the game though. I'm always doing side quests.