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JD:

--- Quote from: Scandanavian War Machine on 09 Aug 2011, 10:05 ---hahaha so i traded Brink and something else in and ended up getting Mario Golf for GC, a controller to play it with, and a memory card to save, as well as Deadly Premonition.

fuck you, brink! these games are awesome!

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but golf is lame

Scandanavian War Machine:
agreed

MARIO golf however, is quite fun and you can play with like four people on the same tv with the same controller


also it works properly 100% of the time which is far more than i can say about brink  :mrgreen:

Lupercal:
Based on what's up here, perhaps Brink is the way to go instead of my Halo: Reach collecting dust. It suffers from the same sort of multiplayer pitfalls that are described here - one side of a map is better for a certain team, if you're put in with randoms then you'll be far worse off than with a party, etc. Just how it goes, but I really don't know why I keep buying Halo games. And Halo Anniversary is out in October or something and I'm worried that if I do buy it, its just going to be pretty shite.

satsugaikaze:
I just have to mention though that the past few patches made to Brink have done some really nice rebalances and 2 new maps to go with the free! DLC are very nice indeed. Some of the guns that were pretty piss-poor/difficult to use at release day are now actually quite good. I'm mainly putting points into Operative/Engineer, and it does seem like the more you level into each class the more you get out of it. It's a mix between being able to change on the fly and specialising within, say, about two classes with which you can be flexible with.

As for the map balance, I'm not going to disagree that some of the maps involve some terrible bottlenecks and difficult-to-defend/attack areas, but I'm going to put out there that every objective in the game is at least achievable. Even the 3-star Be More Objective - I've solo'd it (albeit after a number of tries). And I think as TotalBiscuit pointed out, the fact that the multiplayer has actual context and meaning for every map makes it a definite worthwhile experience, even if only co-op against the AI in under 10 minutes.  :mrgreen:

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