TheColdZephyr

The only other Monster Hunter game I've played has been Tri for the Wii, and it didn't manage to rope me in, but seeing how people enjoyed 4U got me to ask for it as a birthday gift. I've largely enjoyed it, but there are many issues that I think hold the game back from being truly amazing. Some of these complaints may prove to be with the entire franchise, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't say anything (not that my voice matters to anyone). Anyway, here are my thoughts, along with some solutions I feel would work: 1. Perhaps the largest fault with the game I can find is the pace, which feels artificially slowed down by a lot of the design e

Since it seems one might be making an appearance on the show, I just want to say my idea for a weapon in RWBY is a minigun with blades on the barrels that flip outward due to centripetal force as the barrels spin, making it a kind of circular saw. The barrels are reinforced so the device can be swung around to tear flesh when it's not putting out a withering amount of ammo. It's been my idea for a while, not that it matters: of course a Gatling weapon would have to officially appear at some point, because they're awesome. My unimaginative friend went with 'big sword' because that's what he always goes with. I've also considered a pump-actio

Destiny's reception has been appropriately mixed. There are fun aspects of the game, but there are also a lot of problems that make it seem empty. Here's some major things I'd like to see (Bear in mind I'm level 16 now): 1. Dogfighting with our cool spaceships. I'm still disappointed no such mode was in Halo Reach despite the awesome Sabre space fight, so I'd been hoping Bungie would try to work it in here. The problem would be balancing the ships, since they all appear to have different armaments and you'd expect them to behave differently in maneuverability, speed, armor and the like. Maybe a ship customization system like the character e