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Playing MGS3, and I think I am developing fangirlness for young!Revolver Ocelot. I have a thing for soldiers, you know. Also, I might ship Ocelot/Snake lol. So much Ho Ray in this game.
Also, while I dig the cutscenes and find the plot complex/interesting, can I say I just want to tell Major Zero to shut the f*** up sometimes? It feels he calls you via radio to talk about every single detail there is. It may just be me being impatient, but it gets tiring sometimes. I just skip 30-40% of Snake’s dialogues with Major Zero.
Also, while I dig the cutscenes and find the plot complex/interesting, can I say I just want to tell Major Zero to shut the f*** up sometimes? It feels he calls you via radio to talk about every single detail there is. It may just be me being impatient, but it gets tiring sometimes. I just skip 30-40% of Snake’s dialogues with Major Zero.
Isn't he just ADORABLE! Young!Ocelot is just so adorable in his fanboyness for Snake.
Also MGS3 is probably my favourite of the games. It's ending sequences are just so wonderfully cinematic and dynamic.
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This game is pretty awesome, hell yes. Nothing seems at fault here: it has a good gameplay, interesting plot, ‘til now interesting characters, AMAZING soundtrack... the soundtrack basically puts you in a “60s spy movie atmosphere” vibe. Probably one of the most complete games out there. I am playing MGS3 now because it is the first game in the timeline, but I plan to play the others later (to be more specific, I will replay MGS1 because I’ve already played it, but I remember nothing about it)
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I'm playing Mass Effect and I'm just not enjoying it. I'm guessing I wasn't supposed to do every single side quest I come across, but since I made that attempt, it just gave me extra time to highlight all the annoyances I have with the game. The combat was passable before I got a skill that reduces damage by 96%, driving sucks, managing equipment with all six squad members is tedious, not to mention they all feel like walking backstories, I keep running out of inventory space, the side quests areas all use variations of five different layouts, driving sucks, the dialogue options boil down to "don't be a dick," "get on with it," "be a dick," and "would you like to know more?", and driving sucks. Yes I am aware this game is ten years old, but the only thing I can excuse with that fact is the graphics. I kinda want to see where the story goes, if only because the game came bundled with the sequel, but overall the experience has just been not that engaging.
The driving sucks but in a BRILLIANT way. It's like "The Room" of driving mechanics. Your car is so wonderful and floaty that you feel you can do anything and get the sickest jumps off of huge mountains. Sometimes it feels like I could climb impossible mountains on sheer willpower alone! It's so bad it's good for me.
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Okay I'll stop acting like I'm stupid, I'm actually playing Space Engine. Well, it's not really a game per say more of a simulator. Cool thing is you can explore almost the whole entire universe itself. If you are at all interested in Space, I highly recommend that you check it out. Best of all, it's is 100% free.
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It's a pretty enjoyable experience so far, on par with its prequel. I can't wait to see where this goes. I just hope the ending is a little better this time.
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It’s good. Not great, but it has its moments. Control feels stiff, even with Classic Sonic. Stages are shorter than a typical Sonic game, but it’s like Sonic Colors in which there are lots of stages but are generally short.
It feels like this game was rushed even though it was developed for 4 years. Sonic Mania is much better.
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Sonic Forces
It’s good. Not great, but it has its moments. Control feels stiff, even with Classic Sonic. Stages are shorter than a typical Sonic game, but it’s like Sonic Colors in which there are lots of stages but are generally short.
It feels like this game was rushed even though it was developed for 4 years. Sonic Mania is much better.
Ranking of the recent 3D Sonic games: Sonic Generations > Sonic Colors > Sonic Unleashed > Sonic Forces > Sonic Lost World
It’s good. Not great, but it has its moments. Control feels stiff, even with Classic Sonic. Stages are shorter than a typical Sonic game, but it’s like Sonic Colors in which there are lots of stages but are generally short.
It feels like this game was rushed even though it was developed for 4 years. Sonic Mania is much better.
Ranking of the recent 3D Sonic games: Sonic Generations > Sonic Colors > Sonic Unleashed > Sonic Forces > Sonic Lost World
Nnnngh feeding into the self-insert fanfiction side of the Sonic fanbase has tainted that game for me. To be honest the story sounds somewhat interesting. Sonic killed off and the side-characters need to fend for themselves in the meantime. Kinda wish they'd stuck with it without introducing a self-insert Sonic replacement.
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Tyranny leads me to some interesting philosophical questions, though I'd be pleasantly surprised if there was a game out there that could fully tackle such questions without (intentionally or inadvertently) steering the player toward a particular answer, to say nothing of the various intricacies that could affect one's answer. For example, peace and stability often come at a price, at times due to circumstances beyond our control. How much should we be willing to sacrifice for their sake? Playing as someone who serves a tyrant, that question is one I found myself wrestling with during my first playthrough.
There was one point during the Disfavored campaign in which I wanted to try to get Ashe and his subordinates to abandon their plan for dealing with a particular enemy, but the game didn't give me the option to do anything more than disdainfully carry out my part of the mission. A lot of things I had to do that I didn't want to do were ultimately beyond my control, but for acceptable reasons; oftentimes, my hand was forced by an enemy who was unwilling to negotiate. The aforementioned mission was an exception. Railroading will ever be the bane of those who play games with ambiguous moral choices.
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General Luigi wrote:
I finished my first playthrough of Tyranny despite having bought it a year ago. I ended up siding with the Disfavored. In my second playthrough, I'm going to try the "Rebel Path." The fact that I'm bothering with a second playthrough should make clear whether or not I like this game.
Tyranny leads me to some interesting philosophical questions, though I'd be pleasantly surprised if there was a game out there that could fully tackle such questions without (intentionally or inadvertently) steering the player toward a particular answer, to say nothing of the various intricacies that could affect one's answer. For example, peace and stability often come at a price, at times due to circumstances beyond our control. How much should we be willing to sacrifice for their sake? Playing as someone who serves a tyrant, that question is one I found myself wrestling with during my first playthrough.
There was one point during the Disfavored campaign in which I wanted to try to get Ashe and his subordinates to abandon their plan for dealing with a particular enemy, but the game didn't give me the option to do anything more than disdainfully carry out my part of the mission. A lot of things I had to do that I didn't want to do were ultimately beyond my control, but for acceptable reasons; oftentimes, my hand was forced by an enemy who was unwilling to negotiate. The aforementioned mission was an exception. Railroading will ever be the bane of those who play games with ambiguous moral choices.
Tyranny leads me to some interesting philosophical questions, though I'd be pleasantly surprised if there was a game out there that could fully tackle such questions without (intentionally or inadvertently) steering the player toward a particular answer, to say nothing of the various intricacies that could affect one's answer. For example, peace and stability often come at a price, at times due to circumstances beyond our control. How much should we be willing to sacrifice for their sake? Playing as someone who serves a tyrant, that question is one I found myself wrestling with during my first playthrough.
There was one point during the Disfavored campaign in which I wanted to try to get Ashe and his subordinates to abandon their plan for dealing with a particular enemy, but the game didn't give me the option to do anything more than disdainfully carry out my part of the mission. A lot of things I had to do that I didn't want to do were ultimately beyond my control, but for acceptable reasons; oftentimes, my hand was forced by an enemy who was unwilling to negotiate. The aforementioned mission was an exception. Railroading will ever be the bane of those who play games with ambiguous moral choices.
Hm sounds a lot like my experience of playing Fire Emblem Conquest.
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General Luigi wrote:
In Conquest's defense, the Fire Emblem games have always had rather linear stories with little to no room for the player to change how things play out save for with regards to which characters survive. The lack of choice there was unpleasant, to be sure, but also to be expected. Tyranny, by contrast, normally offers much more room for the player to influence the outcome of things.
Oh I didn't mean it as a downside, it was clearly the story it was wishing to tell.
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I see why Sonic Team wanted to move away from the boost formula in Generations with the following game, Lost World, because they half-assed it in Forces.
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MBr wrote:
Okay, finished Sonic Forces. This will probably be my last post on it. I said it felt rushed but that isn’t the right word. It feels lazy. I can’t get over that this game spent four years in development and the result is a game that is mostly mediocre. Sonic Team got upstaged by a team of Sonic fans with Sonic Mania.
I see why Sonic Team wanted to move away from the boost formula in Generations with the following game, Lost World, because they half-assed it in Forces.
I see why Sonic Team wanted to move away from the boost formula in Generations with the following game, Lost World, because they half-assed it in Forces.
Boost formula? I'm not sure what you mean. I saw someone play the first level and it looked like they boosted through the whole thing.
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I have to admit, the story grew on me the closer I got to the end.
One thing I will complain about, though,
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I had a similar experience. I was friendly toward Ashley, but didn't want my character to be in a relationship with her. Apparently, the game thought I did. I turned her down at Ilos, but the game still assumed that they were a couple, judging by some scenes in my playthroughs of 2 and 3.
One thing I would have liked would be having the option to just have Shepard be married to someone who never actually appears in-game--just a simple box to tick in character creation. Such an option would have been an effective anti-romance shield while the hypothetical spouse's off-screen status would avert the risk of him/her being someone the player wouldn't like.
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sumguy28 wrote:
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I had a similar experience. I was friendly toward Ashley, but didn't want my character to be in a relationship with her. Apparently, the game thought I did. I turned her down at Ilos, but the game still assumed that they were a couple, judging by some scenes in my playthroughs of 2 and 3.
One thing I would have liked would be having the option to just have Shepard be married to someone who never actually appears in-game--just a simple box to tick in character creation. Such an option would have been an effective anti-romance shield while the hypothetical spouse's off-screen status would avert the risk of him/her being someone the player wouldn't like.
Hey I can feel your pain. I accidentally ended up knocking boots with Dorian in Dragon Age 3. I kept playing up a 'bromance' angle because he's a cool stylish guy and then dude up and kisses me.
Cept he's too cool now for me to break his heart.
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Southern Corn wrote:
Replaying Hotel Dusk but this time I want to be a complete jerk and pick all the wrong options and get all the game overs
I can't remember specifics...but make sure you diss on the writer in the bar when talking to the hotel manager! It's a fantastic game over.
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Funny thing you say that though Pierre, that was one of the first game overs I got in my first playthrough and I loved it lol.
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Dunning is super sensitive, yeah, though it is somewhat justified.
Funny thing you say that though Pierre, that was one of the first game overs I got in my first playthrough and I loved it lol.
Funny thing you say that though Pierre, that was one of the first game overs I got in my first playthrough and I loved it lol.
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Dunning is super sensitive, yeah, though it is somewhat justified.
Funny thing you say that though Pierre, that was one of the first game overs I got in my first playthrough and I loved it lol.
Funny thing you say that though Pierre, that was one of the first game overs I got in my first playthrough and I loved it lol.
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Playing as Lucio was kinda fun.
Aside from that, I predictably got my ass handed to me.
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Now moving onto the (arguably superior) Last Window, where I'll be doing much of the same thing.
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Overwatch just had a free weekend, so I checked that out.
Playing as Lucio was kinda fun.
Aside from that, I predictably got my ass handed to me.
Playing as Lucio was kinda fun.
Aside from that, I predictably got my ass handed to me.
Lucio is great fun to move as and used to be my favourite healer till they nerfed him to make more range. Did you try anyone else out?
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Overwatch just had a free weekend, so I checked that out.
Playing as Lucio was kinda fun.
Aside from that, I predictably got my ass handed to me.
Playing as Lucio was kinda fun.
Aside from that, I predictably got my ass handed to me.
Lucio is great fun to move as and used to be my favourite healer till they nerfed him to make more range. Did you try anyone else out?
Reinhardt was okay as a tank. Could never figure out when to use his charge, though.
During the round I used Bastion for, I got sniped by a Widowmaker. Three times. In the same location.
Playing as McCree was a cycle of spawn -> kill -> die -> repeat. I had an ultimate charged up, used it, and got killed before McCree could finish saying the word "high."
Genji was the above, but with one kill every three deaths.
Tracer was the one I had the most difficulty with. Whether it be poor management of cooldowns, or just rushing blindly and overestimating how much damage I could take, I ended up with the most deaths playing as her.
What was Lucio like pre-nerf?
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It's a good game! They took things from SoS and improved, but they also removed things from SoS that I liked. I wish the game was a bit more 'difficult' in completing its goals of Farming Tips and Town Ranks.
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*minor spoilers*
I feel very confused about bits of the ending. I've seen enough existentialism in games to not be shocked by their revelations. In fact at times I was downright questioning why the characters cared so much in a world where death was meaningless (for most of the game anyway).
Yet there's a lot of questions I'm left with. The whole while it feels like there's some grander master pulling the strings who has arranged for so many events of the game to happen. Yet I don't feel they ever reveal this individual if they exist. Thanks to the unique quirk of the ending and my own foolishness I'm not going to get any answers anytime soon I think.
Guess I'll just mull over it until they make another weird sequel.
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Pierre wrote:
The whole while it feels like there's some grander master pulling the strings who has arranged for so many events of the game to happen. Yet I don't feel they ever reveal this individual if they exist.
If they did, it's somewhere within either the dozens of lore entries, the stageplay, or the concert readings, all of which I chose to ignore for my own sanity.
Spoiler: but just going by the game
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Pierre wrote:
The whole while it feels like there's some grander master pulling the strings who has arranged for so many events of the game to happen. Yet I don't feel they ever reveal this individual if they exist.
If they did, it's somewhere within either the dozens of lore entries, the stageplay, or the concert readings, all of which I chose to ignore for my own sanity.
Spoiler: but just going by the game
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