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Spooky, Larry, and everyone else, great 50 waves there.

I can't believe I ran out to get the game when you guys started on 1 and got back to my house at 23.

Let's do it on a harder difficulty...can't wait.

Didn't we restart when you joined? I can't fully remember lol...

What difficulty did you guys do it on?

Casual, but if you didn't work as a team you got mobbed lol. Those damn Bloodhounds every 10 waves are a pain in the butt. The Grinders are probably the worst though when they get 2x Health, Accuracy and Damage since they have seemingly infinite range...

I'll definitely be playing tomorrow so if you start a game, be sure to invite me.

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Didn't we restart when you joined? I can't fully remember lol...

Casual, but if you didn't work as a team you got mobbed lol. Those damn Bloodhounds every 10 waves are a pain in the butt. The Grinders are probably the worst though when they get 2x Health, Accuracy and Damage since they have seemingly infinite range...

I'll definitely be playing tomorrow so if you start a game, be sure to invite me.

Casual? Pfft, noobs :p

Anyone want to get some NW matches on XBL going? Or anyone up for Horde? Habnad, Kick and I are going on now..

@Massive, you can't drop in and out of Horde afaik, so they'd have to restart for you to join.

Grand Master

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Well you got the acheievement, so you did it from 1, and also I joined when you guys restarted, and you were there :p

Yeah that's right, we quit when DL wanted to invite Massive and then you hopped in at the same time. We were playing on Day One I think. Made it up to wave 9 or 10 and then DL said Massive had got home...

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Yeah that's right, we quit when DL wanted to invite Massive and then you hopped in at the same time. We were playing on Day One I think. Made it up to wave 9 or 10 and then DL said Massive had got home...

Yep, we definitely did start from 1.

Fun times all, without a doubt. I honestly cannot imagine ever doing Horde on Hardcore and getting to 50, I really cannot, but who knows.

@lylesback - I was going to invite you but when I was done eating lunch and I got the invite from these guys, I saw you were already on Wave 28, so I thought you probably did not want to restart at that point. Just wanted to let you know it was definitely not intentional.

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Just beat the game... and it was amazing. It improved upon the original in almost every way. Much more fun. Epic still needs to work on the driving levels (well, except the last one... that one was fun ;)), but other than that I can't find too much to complain about.

Now once my roommate gets back we'll do a co-op game with me on Insane and him on Casual :D

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I guess you guys are right. I guess I was just overwhelmed with everything...you know...complaining to larry that my rental didn't come in, contemplating buying the game, running out to buy the game, and running home and popping it in and joining the party...All within 20 mins LOL!

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I guess you guys are right. I guess I was just overwhelmed with everything...you know...complaining to larry that my rental didn't come in, contemplating buying the game, running out to buy the game, and running home and popping it in and joining the party...All within 20 mins LOL!

And then screaming down the mic on Wave 2 when a Butcher came towards you :laugh:

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Yep, we definitely did start from 1.

Fun times all, without a doubt. I honestly cannot imagine ever doing Horde on Hardcore and getting to 50, I really cannot, but who knows.

It's all about the insane :p three of us got to level 10 on 'First Day' I think the map is called. From there we couldn't do it.

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