I'm a PC gamer, and think Halo 1 (haven't played the rest) wasn't all that bad. I voiced this opinion among my other PCGamer friends - the response was disturbing. I felt like I'd just got caught smiling at an emo party.
Hmm. If you just listen to the audio, it sounds like an innovative enjoyable game. If you watch the video, however, what you see is a laggy messy clusterfuck.
Mount&Blade. I did more than invade a castle or two, or even an entire region - I conquered the entire damn world and unified it under my banner. Good feeling, that.
Dawn Star from Jade Empire, because she has slender feminine arms but wide manly shoulders, making her look about as anatomically correct (and thus, about as aesthetically pleasing or desirable) as a four year old's stick figure.
I don't know about MMOs, primarily due to the problem the writer mentioned - as soon as some prepubescent powergamer cracks a "lol," any immersion is shattered.
But it can certainly work in any multiplayer game where the players are willing to roleplay. Playing hostage rescue on Rainbow Six...
"Give a player a fish and he'll eat for a day. Teach a player how to fish and he'll turn up to the next session having purchased Complete Angler, and will be dual-wielding Shocking Burst fishing rods."
I don't know if Bethesda consciously rely on modders, but I do know that myself and numerous others buy Bethesda's games because we know we can mod the fuck out of them. Vanilla Oblivion is, in my opinion, a very generic fairly pretty first person sword-swinger - with some magic and stealth...
They didn't get *American* recognition until they toured in America.
OT: As a Brit myself,...meh. We're alright. On the whole, I prefer American accents to the majority of English accents I've come across. That said, some American accents are atrocious.
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