You want to be rich in TF2.
Everyone does, but only a few made it and become top traders.
You tell yourself 'It's only a matter of time before I own a backpack full of unusuals'. But when time goes by your inventory remains the same.
You have come to the right place if you 'suck' at trading. You are not stupid at all, it's just because you trade without strategy.
Let's play a little game : If you had learnt something from this post, share it to your friends and inspire them. If you know everything already, don't feel guilty to leave a comment below to scold me. You can do the same on my previous TF2 gameplay guide also.
Guns are almost an inseparable part of modern video games. While developers had started to balance out their in-game weaponry in recent shooters, some of them remained overrated as usual, down below are 5 overrated guns in FPS games.
It's likely that you have came across one of these 'gameplay vs graphics' articles before. You have seen different people writing different ideas/opinions to emphasize content is more important than the outlook of a game.
But what does that mean?
The gaming trend had changed.
From pixel graphics to 1920x1080, game developers slowly shifted their focus on specs instead of providing the best gaming experiences. Of course, gamers can't immerse into a game well with 8x8 resolution, but that doesn't mean graphic is everything.
At the time when big companies dominated the market and no one cared about startup companies, a small-budget game had proved them wrong - Minecraft.
Shooter games are everywhere and they dominates the gaming market. Call of Duty, Battlefield, GTA, Medal of Honor... You name it.
Of course gunfights are getting more popular and realistic, but their physics and logic still have flaws, a lot of flaws. Don't get me wrong, a game is a game, and there is no way they can be 100% realistic. Games are meant to be fun, so sometimes physics must give way to gameplay. The unrealistic features I mentioned below are purely for laughing only. :P
So this Fallout series quick introduction is coming to an end, this post is the last part. I'm considering to make videos in the near future and wish you guys can support me. :P
Back to Fallout, we'll be talking about raiders/gangs this time.
Raiders was always a trouble for settlements, particularly small ones. They exist almost everywhere in the wasteland and had great significance in Fallout. Raiders can be as small as a tiny group of thugs or as big as a battalion like the Great Khans. But they all make a living by raiding, plundering, trading drugs or enslaving people.
Hello again! This is the second part of Fallout background introduction.
Continue from the previous post, I'll talk about the Vaults. Basically they are bomb shelters for preserving humans in nuclear war, in some cases only. Many Vaults were used to run 'Vault experiments', which studied the behavior of humans under certain situations.
Fallout 4 is about 4 months away from us, and I suppose there will be a lot more new players of the Fallout games. That's why I'm going to summarize the storyline/background of this epic series. (I'm a big fan of Fallout!)
A decade after the release of Star Wars Battlefront 2, its sequel was announced at E3 2015. The release date of Star Wars Battlefront 3 is said to be in November, and that drives me crazy as it will crash with Fallout 4! But my wallet doesn't allow me to get them both. :(
Anyway let's go back on topic. Star Wars Battlefront 3 is 10 years away from its predecessor, so much more features will be available in the game. I won't talk about its improvements comparing with the rest of the series because we can treat SWB 3 as a fresh new game, it comes from a new game generation.
