If you are responsible for one of the above issues.
Having an excessive number of banned accounts in a very short timeframe. Running a web bot/spider that downloaded a very large number of pages - more than could possibly justified as "personal use". Automated spam (advertising) or intrustion attempts (hacking). It's just not going to work out.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: And I know the game is vastly improved now, and lots of PC Gamer folks are big on it, but I don't care. I played an hour or so of the campaign and it was a hard "nope"-I could not possibly care less about who these people were, what they wanted, or why robot guy was dead-and my final spin through the Crucible was an exercise in tedium that I only powered through because I didn't want to disappoint my friend. Several months later, well after the release of Forsaken, I let myself be peer-pressured into giving it another go. I'm not sure what flipped the switch, but one day I just stopped playing-and I did not miss it one bit. I was never "good" at it in any traditional sense, but my Power level was maxed, I kept up with the weekly Strikes and Nightfalls, and I usually avoided embarrassing myself too badly in PvP. The story is hot nonsense and I have an intense dislike for Zavala and whatsherface, but it's awfully pretty and shooting stuff is fun, and I really enjoyed jumping into the action with my fireteam regulars. I played a LOT of Destiny 2, from launch day up to Warmind, and I liked it a lot. Anyway, I had hopes that the reboots would be good, and I'm sure they're better in some ways than the originals-the controls can't possibly be worse-but I think it's best if I just leave them all in the past. 
I used to think not playing with inverted mouse was weird as well, and now I can't stand it. Maybe in an alternate universe Looking Glass Studios defines the way all 3D games are controlled and it's Quake and Unreal that feel awkward. We didn't all have WASD and mouselook muscle memory ingrained when these games were new.
Retrospect after new control schemes have become entrenched is an interesting thing. Using the left mouse button for movement? Who thought that was a good idea? And rebinding the controls wasn't even an option on these old DOS games. I went back to replay these games several years later, and couldn't even manage to get through the opening bits. I don't even think I felt the controls were bad at the time, as running around a 3D (or at least faux-3D) environment was just something completely different.
I loved the originals back when they were new-I managed to defeat The Stygian Abyss even when we didn't have the Internet, and without a hint book.
0 kommentar(er)
