In this episode we look at the idea behind Co-Op Etiquette and how it changes our online friendships. With games like Borderlands and Diablo 3 we're finding ourself attached to the schedules of other gamers. So how do you deal with online CO-OP Etiquette? Will you wait for you fellow co-op partner or is your game time to sacred to share?
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AcidSnow
Posted on Monday October 8, 2012 @ 4:06pm
I bought the first Halo book, and I must sadly say that 10 chapters in, and the author still wasn't able to hook me on it. Based on my initial impression of the first book, I never felt compelled to restart my checkpoint back at the beginning of it... It's kinda sad too, because I bought the book's sequel together with the first book, but I didn't even bother opening it due to the lack-luster intro from the first book :\ ...I enjoyed that the author attempted to fluff up the Halo universe with some of his own imagination, but at the end of the day, I'm ultimately not a reader-guy, I'm a gamer-guy: and I want my story to be conveyed to me via "pulling the right trigger & slaying the enemy."
LaudTrevlin
Posted on Friday November 2, 2012 @ 2:17pm
Well...I watched the entire thing...
#1 - There was no nudity. I thought this was the internet.
#2 - I feel like we avoided disucssing excessive hugging. Need I recall the visual of Dahji and ... every warm body in the area?
#3 - Suck it