PixlBit

Strategy guides are pretty cool. I always look at them at my local retro store and want them. 

Last time I played online multiplayer to any extent was Quake III Team Arena on Dreamcast. It just never interested me. I did like Titanfall's multiplayer a little more, though, because it had bigger environments and was full of both real players and bots.

I was somewhat frustrated that the game wasn't as interactive as it could have been. All those gorgeous environments with all that detail, I just wanted to pick things up and mess around with them. Some things you could do that with, but not a lot. It sort of reminded me of Bioshock Infinite. That game looked so amazing but you could interact with only a small set of things. I likened it to a comfy couch that's always kept wrapped in plastic. What's the point of that? You can't enjoy it. 

It's just weird. I have everything else I got for free. I'd go and complain, but it's not worth the time really. I'm happy to give Double Fine some money when I get to it. I like those guys and gals. 

I'm on a new budget now, so sales have lost their power over me. I saw a clearance sale sign above Gamestop the other day. Thought about going in, but calmed my mind and passed it by. "Use the force Luke. Avoid the sales.", I heard in my head. 

There'a a popping sound it makes. Mark just makes that sound now and I know exactly what he's referencing, Jet-Vac. 

I can get burned out on multiplayer FPS really fast. I find that kind of running in circles shooting at each other really boring. I like to explore a world while I shoot at things.  

Borderlands: 54 this year. Played it in 2011 though, but didn't write down play time. I'm guessing another 50 hours at least.

Borderlands 2: 119 hrs.

Borderlands Pre-Sequel: 168 hrs.

Tales from the Borderlands: 15

I'm ok with it for the moment. If I do well at work, I can save up. Gives me something to work for, I guess. Still, I have plenty to play. No worries there. I'm actually looking forward to finishing some things and trading them for new games. It keeps my collection under control. 

I had an issue with Microsoft. I got Massive Chalice when it was a Games with Gold freebie but now it doesn't recognize that I own it. I think I used my account on PC to get it when XBO first came out and I didn't have one. Then when I got XBO, there it was, but a few months ago I looked and it was gone. Maybe because I used the PC to get it? Thing is, I did that with Halo Spartan Assault and I still have that. I don't get it. Anyway, I'll buy it sometime because it's a Double Fine game and I love their stuff.