TF2 Time! 
PlasticandRage wrote:Like what kind of games are they I mean? Worms shooting each other could be all kinds of different things.
Jester's Tears wrote:I'm planning on getting Chivalry, I was gonna buy it today, but it went up in Price so i didn't have enough, ;_; Still Got the Orange Box
(You ask why i didn't get F2P Version? LIMITS...DEM BACKPACK LIMITS.)
Mr. Tart wrote:PlasticandRage wrote:Like what kind of games are they I mean? Worms shooting each other could be all kinds of different things.
I find it hard to explain, but i would say it's kind of like platform/3rd person strategy. That's the best explanation i could even come up with. I suggest you check it up on youtube instead.
2D: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2nIYwEs5LI
3D: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkuubGuI_Js
That's Worms Revolution and Worms 4 Mayhem. Both good games. There are several 3D and 2D worms games, however Worms 4 Mayhem is one of the latest 3D releases, although there was another one that i do not know too much about as well as Worms Revolution being (i believe) the latest 2D Worms game.
Depends on which game you get. If you're into the 3d games i know for sure both Worms 3D and Worms 4 Mayhem offer some variation. I'm not quite sure what exactly you mean by variation, but i'll give it a go. All worms games have a big variation in weaponry, Worms 3D offer map customization to some extent, although all 2D games have much better map makers. Worms 4 Mayhem allows for worm customization as well as a special weapon customization, although no matter what you do, the weapon will never be all that unique, but it will still be unique. As for maps, each game have unique and different maps, however the 3D ones offer a ''better'' variation, as you could probably imagine. Although the recently made 2D games have some better variation in map atmosphere and scenery. There are some game options you can add to Worms 3D and Worms 4 Mayhem like bigger explosions etc, though i'm not sure if that's available for any of the 2D games.PlasticandRage wrote:
Oh, it's like Scorched Earth. I've played tons of games like that. Most of them are free games though. There's enough variation in it to be worth paying for?
Mr. Tart wrote:Oh hell no! Worms 4 Mayhem rocks, just as much as Sonic Adventure 2 Battle is awesome, and you sure as hell can't deny that. Sonic is great both in 2D and 3D, although there have been few 3D Sonic games, worms however, both are just as good.
worms 3d is okay I guess but I still dont like it but there have been wayyyy too many sonic games in 3d and nearly all of them suckeddancash1808 wrote:Mr. Tart wrote:Oh hell no! Worms 4 Mayhem rocks, just as much as Sonic Adventure 2 Battle is awesome, and you sure as hell can't deny that. Sonic is great both in 2D and 3D, although there have been few 3D Sonic games, worms however, both are just as good.
I was going to get mad.... then I saw your profile picture and I understood
PlasticandRage wrote:No, you got it. That's exactly what I meant. To use Scorched Earth as an example, the whole game is pretty much: Insert your tank, and 4-6 others in a randomly generated hilly area, insert random wind, buy weapons, kill tanks for money, buy more weapons, repeat. That's not to say it isn't fun, but it's repetitive enough that I probably wouldn't play it if it cost money.
So Worms isn't just focused on multiplayer then? There're campaigns as well? Maybe I'll look into em on steam. I don't think I've ever heard a bad thing said about the series. That's a pretty good review in itself.
Jester's Tears wrote:I'm planning on getting Chivalry, I was gonna buy it today, but it went up in Price so i didn't have enough, ;_; Still Got the Orange Box
(You ask why i didn't get F2P Version? LIMITS...DEM BACKPACK LIMITS.)
Mr. Tart wrote:PlasticandRage wrote:No, you got it. That's exactly what I meant. To use Scorched Earth as an example, the whole game is pretty much: Insert your tank, and 4-6 others in a randomly generated hilly area, insert random wind, buy weapons, kill tanks for money, buy more weapons, repeat. That's not to say it isn't fun, but it's repetitive enough that I probably wouldn't play it if it cost money.
So Worms isn't just focused on multiplayer then? There're campaigns as well? Maybe I'll look into em on steam. I don't think I've ever heard a bad thing said about the series. That's a pretty good review in itself.
Whenever i've played a Worms game, i've mainly been playing the campaign and challenges, rather than the multiplayer. I mean, they are all fun, but i prefer the campaign and challenges in the Worms series. Just keep in mind, it's not a very serious series, so don't expect the campaign to be all serious, because it's not. The game is mainly (i think anyway)just plain fun, nothing else but fun. Which is kinda unlike me, because i usually just like serious games. Example; I was gonna buy Saints Row: The Third, but when i saw how ''not serious'' it was, i just lost the interest. That doesn't really matter though, does it?
I should also add that in case you're expecting it, based on your comment; You do not necessarily buy weapons, or atleast not in a battle, though some of the games have a shop you can buy maps, weapons and clothes.
But yes, it's pretty much like that, move to a location to take out enemies with several weapons etc. Challenges and at times campaign, may remove some weapon options to give a challenge and make it more ''realistic'' and follow the campaign. Once in a fight, boxes may fall down too. There are usually 4 different ones; Medical box = health, Weapon box = random weapon, another blue box that gives none offensive items like parachutes, ninja ropes, jetpacks etc and a random box = random items and stuff. Some games(or atleast one) like the Worms 4 Mayhem game also has easter eggs that gives a lot of ingame money to use in the shop.
PlasticandRage wrote:Mr. Tart wrote:PlasticandRage wrote:No, you got it. That's exactly what I meant. To use Scorched Earth as an example, the whole game is pretty much: Insert your tank, and 4-6 others in a randomly generated hilly area, insert random wind, buy weapons, kill tanks for money, buy more weapons, repeat. That's not to say it isn't fun, but it's repetitive enough that I probably wouldn't play it if it cost money.
So Worms isn't just focused on multiplayer then? There're campaigns as well? Maybe I'll look into em on steam. I don't think I've ever heard a bad thing said about the series. That's a pretty good review in itself.
Whenever i've played a Worms game, i've mainly been playing the campaign and challenges, rather than the multiplayer. I mean, they are all fun, but i prefer the campaign and challenges in the Worms series. Just keep in mind, it's not a very serious series, so don't expect the campaign to be all serious, because it's not. The game is mainly (i think anyway)just plain fun, nothing else but fun. Which is kinda unlike me, because i usually just like serious games. Example; I was gonna buy Saints Row: The Third, but when i saw how ''not serious'' it was, i just lost the interest. That doesn't really matter though, does it?
I should also add that in case you're expecting it, based on your comment; You do not necessarily buy weapons, or atleast not in a battle, though some of the games have a shop you can buy maps, weapons and clothes.
But yes, it's pretty much like that, move to a location to take out enemies with several weapons etc. Challenges and at times campaign, may remove some weapon options to give a challenge and make it more ''realistic'' and follow the campaign. Once in a fight, boxes may fall down too. There are usually 4 different ones; Medical box = health, Weapon box = random weapon, another blue box that gives none offensive items like parachutes, ninja ropes, jetpacks etc and a random box = random items and stuff. Some games(or atleast one) like the Worms 4 Mayhem game also has easter eggs that gives a lot of ingame money to use in the shop.
I'm all about fun. Isn't that why we all do this?
Mr. Tart wrote:
Yes. Maybe. No? Oh god, i don't know the answer! :affraid:
PlasticandRage wrote:Any of you guys ever hear of a game called Project Zomboid?
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by Jester's Tears Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:44 pm
