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Mandolorian Pre vs AFMR ?

By Psw757

2 years ago


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  • Latest reply 2 years ago by pinmister
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    “Which one next?”

    • Mandolorian Pre 13 votes
      31%
    • AFMR 29 votes
      69%

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    #1 2 years ago
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    PSW

    Psw757

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    Thoughts for the next game?

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    #2 2 years ago
     
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    SantaEatsCheese

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    You have other modern Sterns. Go AFM.

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    #3 2 years ago
     
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    zaki

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    Get afmr while you can. mando will be around a few years.

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    #4 2 years ago
     
    ROK

    pinmister

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    I highly recommend a Mandalorian Premium and think it would fit in perfect with your collection and taste. Mandalorian and Led Zeppelin have really got me hooked lately and are the machines I just want to keep pushing the start buttons on. Very addictive

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    #5 2 years ago
     
    CPB

    Max_Badazz

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    Mando would look nice next to your Star Wars and its a great game. However AFM we all know is a classic. IF you can get a Mando before the price increase or a used one, then grab that.

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    #6 2 years ago
     
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    Thefuge

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    got myself a mandalorian pro and very happy. Sold my deadpool premium for this

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    #7 2 years ago
     
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    jeffgoldstein2

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    US Hawthorn Woods, IL

    12y 91,550 2,065 20 51

    Mando premium. Much more modern feeling to it and deeper code. Afm is an awesome game but gets to repetitive too quickly in my opinion.

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    #8 2 years ago
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    Psw757

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    Anyone who owns both Mando and Star Wars find the missions/modes to kind of have a similar feel to them?

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    #9 2 years ago
     
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    shlt_thunder

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    US St. Louis, MO

    3y 50,650 423 1 74

    I can't ever see getting tired of AFM.

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    #10 2 years ago
     
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    Max_Badazz

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    OP
    Quoted from Psw757:

    Anyone who owns both Mando and Star Wars find the missions/modes to kind of have a similar feel to them?

    Nope, they are two completely different games. Shots are different, rules are different, I actually like Mando better (and I love my SW)

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    #11 2 years ago
     
    ROK

    pinmister

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    Mando plays nothing like Star Wars and has a unique layout that feels different from most games. Star Wars and Mando are both masterpieces. AFM for me has a feeling of been there done that and is extremely repetitive. I call it the Lumberjack's favorite machine. I would go with a Spiderman before I would add a AFM

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