Thread: Help me find more games for my 360....

GTA IV (for me at least) seemed like the story kinda dived down, then picked up, then diiiived down, and picked up again, over and over. Overall I though it was great, but there were so many dry spots where I had almost completely lost desire to play the game. They do give you plenty of missions to do between people though, which is good. Unless you completely skip one guy, and then have to do ALL of their missions just to proceed. Then it sucks.

Fallout 3 is definitely a great game. Although once I beat it, I kinda lost desire to start again and do all the quests I missed. The level cap is annoying too, but reasonable with the whole use of Perks and skill points. Otherwise within about 20 to 25 extra levels you'd be completely unstoppable, and have nearly every perk at your disposal. You'd think the level cap and inability to switch perks would fuel me to make another character, but it really doesn't for some reason. I tried making an all-melee character but after a while I just ended up maxing out my small guns and using that again anyways.

Originally Posted by srsinternets

GTA IV (for me at least) seemed like the story kinda dived down, then picked up, then diiiived down, and picked up again, over and over. Overall I though it was great, but there were so many dry spots where I had almost completely lost desire to play the game. They do give you plenty of missions to do between people though, which is good. Unless you completely skip one guy, and then have to do ALL of their missions just to proceed. Then it sucks.

Fallout 3 is definitely a great game. Although once I beat it, I kinda lost desire to start again and do all the quests I missed. The level cap is annoying too, but reasonable with the whole use of Perks and skill points. Otherwise within about 20 to 25 extra levels you'd be completely unstoppable, and have nearly every perk at your disposal. You'd think the level cap and inability to switch perks would fuel me to make another character, but it really doesn't for some reason. I tried making an all-melee character but after a while I just ended up maxing out my small guns and using that again anyways.

I agree with you completely. GTA IV is just like how you explained it.
As for Fallout 3, I did the exact same thing you did. I don't really see the replayablity in this game. I beat this game twice, but it was mainly just for the trophies (1st time trophies weren't there yet). But when I was playing the second time, the quests just seemed redundant because you already did them, regardless of the different paths you take.

I found this deal at Gamestop where you trade in two games (from a list), and you get to buy RE 5 for 20$. I'm going to be trading in my GTAIV and Dead Space, because these have the lowest values out of all the games.

Originally Posted by srsinternets

Fallout 3 is definitely a great game. Although once I beat it, I kinda lost desire to start again and do all the quests I missed. The level cap is annoying too, but reasonable with the whole use of Perks and skill points. Otherwise within about 20 to 25 extra levels you'd be completely unstoppable, and have nearly every perk at your disposal. You'd think the level cap and inability to switch perks would fuel me to make another character, but it really doesn't for some reason. I tried making an all-melee character but after a while I just ended up maxing out my small guns and using that again anyways.

I heard tell that there is supposed to be a download out eventually that will raise the level cap to 30; dunno if that means there will be more perks as well or not.

I guess the replayability is supposed to come from taking a different moral approach and/or trying different character builds, but I'm not sure how likely I actually will be to do that once I finish it once.