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3/22/2014 4:44:05 PM
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If you're playing through the first Dark Souls right now, you can probably continue through that and wait until DS2 is a bit cheaper.
With InFamous, you really don't need to know the stories of either of the first two games. You're not going to feel lost in it in terms of what is going on.
For Titanfall, it's kinda a game where you can go into a game by yourself and generally be good, and since there is kind of a mini-victory epilogue regardless of if your team looses your match, there is never that high frustration level if your team is doing bad. Plus, plenty of people are playing it on here you could potentially play with.
Really, you can't go wrong with any of them. Just pick the one you feel like you want to play the most right now. Honestly I'd go Titanfall>InFamous>DS2. Titanfall first just due to the community being most active right now, SS and DS2 can wait because they really aren't going to change too much due to community size.
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That's the one gripe I have with Titanfall. I am interested in getting it whenever I finally get an xboner, but I don't feel like it has very much longevity, so that makes me think by the time I would want to play it, it would be pretty much dead.
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I think the core gameplay is good enough that it might not be too huge of a problem. I mean, I say that the game is bare bones in terms of content, but most of the stuff that is missing from it (aside from game modes) is pretty superfluous. If they continue to update their modes (which they said they were working on adding them), then that could remedy the problem. Overall, I don't see the community just falling off a cliff within a year or so.
