A Spore Nerd Corner

Today at PAX East Gearbox revleaed the latest of the vault hunter, Krieg. Krieg is going to be the sixth vault hunter, the second to be added to the game since it's release. His special action will be Blood Axe Rampage. The skill will allow Krieg to regain his health while attacking using a high risk, high reward system. His three skill trees are Bloodlust, Mania and Hellborn. Mania will give rewards for taking damage, helping with cooldowns and tanking damage for teammates. Hellborn is all about elemental damage. Finally Bloodlust is about damages bonuses, things like a bonus for killing enemies with some sort of explosion and raising your chances of finding grenade ammo after using one. Krieg will be available in May and isn't part of the Season pass. He should cost $10  or about 800 microsoft points. In other Borderlands news the level cap, that we've all been waiting to raise, is finally going up. The plan is for it to be raised on April 2. This is going to give p

Supergiant, the developer of that super nifty game Bastion has let loose a video of the next game they'll be releasing, Transistor. The game looks amazing bringing back the same isometric combat as Bastion. Players will take the roll of woman who is attacked by a mysterious group, where she gains control of a super powerful weapon. She then has to fight her way threw endless forces that will stop at nothing to see your demise and recover the weapon. The game will have a playable version at PAX East. If you're lucky enough to get to go, it's worth checking out. For the rest of us you can click here and check out the trailer on youtube.

I've been slowly puttering my way threw the first expansion to StarCraft 2, Heart of the Swarm. I probably could have beaten it faster, but it's not often something comes out that I've been looking forward to as much as this expansion and I wanted to savor it. While the first StarCraft 2 game focused on the terran race. More specificlly Jim Raynor and his quest to save Kerrigan and stop the Dominion. That's a super abridged version, I'm trying not to give away anything in case you've made the horrible mistake of not playing yet. Anyway Heart of the Swarm focuses on the Zerg race and Kerrigan. The story for Heart of the Swarm was great. I kept me interested the entire way threw. I never felt like things were dragging or that their was was just filler. My only complaint would be that it was relatively short. I managed to take about a week to beat this but if I would have just sat down and played it would have been done way sooner. On the same not you have to r

Gearbox has revealed that in an upcoming DLC for Borderlands 2, we will be getting a new Bault Hunter, YAY! Gearbox teased us a little clip saying "deep beneath Pandora, an experiment has escaped. Bandits beware, a new Vault Hunter is coming. More mayhem awaits."  So  we don't know when the DLC is coming, except that it should be soon and we don't know what the new vault hunter is going to look like but we do know that this patch will be part of the season pass.

Warlocks The Warlock has 3 different skills trees. Affliction, Demonology, and Destruction. The three skill trees: Affliction: Basically DoT damage and right now the highest warlock damage output. While slowly taking your opponent things like soul siphon, life siphon and deaths embrace help keep you up and running. Demonology:  Boosts your demons damage and gives you the Metamorphosis ability. Great for soloing and your best best bet for surviving when everything is going wrong around you. Destruction: Direct-damage. What you choose if you like fire. Spells like Chaos Bolt help provide you're highest nuke damage. For when you need damage now and can't wait around and wait for DoTs to take your opponent out.