I was going to say the same thing but in question form. Like,Quote:
Originally Posted by tuckerpb
"Defiance has a future?"
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I was going to say the same thing but in question form. Like,Quote:
Originally Posted by tuckerpb
"Defiance has a future?"
These questions and wonderment. Slide to the side just a little bit, and it's all like the game of life as we know it. I don't mean to derail at all, but if you read this thread (in particular the wording and all..), and most other threads in a different context, it's kind of interesting as is. Ok. Shutting up now. Play on.
1-2 more seasons then goes the way of the fish swirling down the cold filth covered toilets....Quote:
Originally Posted by Gratty
like many of the could be great tv programs.... Jeremiah, Happy Town, and Jericho
Then... Netflix will go fishing and revive it like Frankenstein...
or would become radioactive mutating into a cockroach that never dies like futurama..... every time BAD NEWS EVERYBODY! it always always comes back!!!
I actually rather enjoy the show. Stephanie Leonidas does an amazing job as Irisa, and the same for Grant Bowler as Nolan. Their character development makes me keep watching. Anyway, the game plays a lot like Borderlands, and that's cool. Borderlands was fun. The story in Defiance is way better than in Borderlands too. Borderlands was a bit too over the top with its humor and storyline, but the mix is just right in Defiance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Samyaza
I will be shocked if Defiance the game keeps going once blockbuster games start rolling out console wise. Its not that defiance is a bad game. Its actually really decent and a lot of fun. Its just not sustained fun all the time. Jump on play it for a hour hmmm well lets see what to do now. Its like Grand Theft Auto you blow crap up once you've finished all the story so what do you do. You load the game play it till blowing stuff up gets boring then play or watch some tv. This game won't be the one that pulls everyone into a mmotps, but it is laying the ground work for some company to create one that gets everyone hooked.