HColossus

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r/CODZombies•

I know about the whole "CASUAL" thing and all and how real casuals don't usually hunt for EEs steps (which still seems like a really dumb excuse btw), but why doesn't Treyarch leave the rest of the EEs unlocked in the Casual Diff?

I mean, c'mon, even the songs EEs are locked. Why is that a thing? Easter Eggs are one the most fun things in this mode, and locking them out seems like locking most of the map out behind the bigger difficuties. That's such a buzzkill move imo.

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r/thedivision•

For the love of god, Massive, whatever you did with ISAC, please, revert it back! Every goddamn minute (I'm not fucking kidding) he spouts that there are supplies nearby, or drinking water, or rations. It's getting really annoying.

Also, why isn't there an option to turn off ISAC anymore? I searched the entire options menu and haven't found anything.

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r/thedivision•

I know this seems like a really obvious question, but I've been seeing so many complaints and angry posts that I've been thinking about waiting until the issues get sorted out, but at the same time I absolutely love looter shooters, specially the ones like TD.

Which brings me back to my question. Should I pull the trigger or wait?

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r/Borderlands•

I was initially thinking about getting the HC, but after the reveal I now face the conundrum of choosing between this and the BL1 Remaster that comes out in April.

Just to say that I've never played any BL game except for the Telltale one. I'm a sucker for looter shooters so that's why this reveal caught my attention so I wanted to know which one should I buy.

Any suggestion

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r/DestinyTheGame•

I don't even care about losing the initial loot, I just want to be able to create a new character without having to go through the same story mission every time!

In Destiny 2, for example, we could be sent directly to the Farm or when we first encounter the cabal hounds.

BUT if you guys really have to make us play through it everytime, please don't repeat the slow ass walking mission again.

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r/FortNiteBR•

Like, no one was trying to kill anyone, at all. People were so desperate about the storm closing in that it actually became a freaking race by the last circle. People were boosting left and right and it was actually a really fun experience! Made me wonder how would it be to have a mode where the objective would be trying to race against a deadly storm while trying to push away other enemies.

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