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Anyone in search of a Golden-plated Hammerburst should check out eBay.Their selling for upwards of $10! Whoohoo only had to pay $65 for the collectors edition. :p

*ducks and covers to a wall never to be seen again*

The gold Hammerburst was for the midnight launch. The gold Lancer was for the limited edition.

I'm totally selling the Hammerburst on eBay if you're right. It's worthless and looks bad. Glad I didn't use the code yet :)

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The gold Hammerburst was for the midnight launch. The gold Lancer was for the limited edition.

I'm totally selling the Hammerburst on eBay if you're right. It's worthless and looks bad. Glad I didn't use the code yet :)

I like the Hammerburst :cry: :(

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for those of you wondering that I haven't posted yet.. Yes I did get my copy! lol.. I just haven't had time to come online untill now. Been playing alot of the Campagin.. awesomeness to the max. Oh yeah.. and I also managed to get the NECA Locust headshot figurine with COG tags for free.. Those COG tags are actually metal.. awesome..

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Just beat it.

It really is a dissatisfying ending, but I'm glad the plan followed through ok without another hiccup. I can see why Epic would end it like that though. Leaves it open for another sequel, which I'll gladly play.

Overall, and awesome campaign experience. I'll be checking out MP later on today or tomorrow.

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Stifler do you actually get to see the queen in the ending? I'm almost done with chapter 5 and I'll finish it later.

No you don't. You sink Jacinto in a very unorthodox way and then fly off while the queen narrates some more stuff to you.

Also, for any of you who don't watch through credits like I do on my first playthrough, there is dialogue at the end of them. It goes something along the lines of:

"Is anyone out there? This is Adam Fenix. What have you done?"

Other thoughts. I don't feel like we learned enough about this secret project. It seems as though Adam Fenix might have had a hand in it. And we don't know what happened to this Niles guy. Also, that last bit of dialogue makes it seem like Adam Fenix is alive somewhere. I was under the impression he was dead, though I guess that was never explicitly stated. In fact we don't really know much of the story about Adam at all.

-Spenser

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Whats everyones favourite map for Horde?

Me and a couple guys just finished from about 30 to level 50 on Blood Drive, its insane

Ive tried manison and gridlock which are both alright for horde, but other maps like Avalanche arent really very good for it.

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Whats everyones favourite map for Horde?

Me and a couple guys just finished from about 30 to level 50 on Blood Drive, its insane

Ive tried manison and gridlock which are both alright for horde, but other maps like Avalanche arent really very good for it.

Gridlock was crap imo for Horde, there really isn't a good position to hold.

I liked Security, you can use the laser fences when you need to fall back and then mount the guns on the sandbacks and just open fire on all directions (Y)

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Gridlock was crap imo for Horde, there really isn't a good position to hold.

I liked Security, you can use the laser fences when you need to fall back and then mount the guns on the sandbacks and just open fire on all directions (Y)

oh yeh, forgot about security's laser fences. ty

We did alright on Gridlock holding either the sniper spawn, or the two towers to the side, but the bloodmounts made them kind of tricky sometimes

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