Yeah, the player interactions are a big part of what makes the game special (though not all by a long shot). However, you have to figure that as long as there's an even number of players playing the game online, you'll get an partner, since the game hooks you up automatically. It shouldn't matter if there's 4 or 4000 people playing the game at one time, they should all get matched up.Susan Arendt said:
And yet $15 is pretty much the price you (speaking in general) would pay to see a movie, and is a bit less than most DVDs or Blu-Rays cost. And this game hits an emotional core most movies can't. So, yeah, totally wort it.ace_of_something said:
Where I live movies still cost $7-8 to go see at a theater. I understand the point you are trying to make though. I think I'll wait for the inevitable price cut that comes with anything on the psn that is widely successful.Crimson_Dragoon said:
Here's a question - let's say that activity dwindles to the point that you wind up working through the game with the same person, as opposed to a different person in every section? Do you think that would change the overall tenor of the game for you?Crimson_Dragoon said:
Pretty sure that would just make me feel even closer to my partner. Assuming he actually plays with me instead of running off.Susan Arendt said:
Except there's no way it can spawn a meme that got boring 2 weeks after the game's release.Casual Shinji said:
£9.99anthony87 said:
I want the soundtrack along with a video that just plays that sidescrolling surfing scene over and over! Surely you know the scene I'm talking about right? I've rarely been blown away so much by the lighting of a game.Daystar Clarion said:
Yeah, I was wondering what the white cloaks were. Maybe for getting all the trophies?anthony87 said:
You can get the white cloak once you get the gold trophy for getting all of the scarf lengthening glyph thingys. Trouble with that is that you can zoom right by two of them when you're doing the surfing parts. One thing I've noticed about people with the white cloaks though is that they seem to be kinda loners, always rushing ahead on their own.Daystar Clarion said:
Yeah I was talking about euros. And a tenner? Mwhahaaha! I got it for FREE courtesy of Gamesradar!Daystar Clarion said:
Hey, fuck you guyanthony87 said:
Thank fucking God for that. Though that muck has mostly dried up and evaporated over the years, so playing Portal now doesn't carry with it the overbearing stench it once did.Daystar Clarion said:
Well that pretty much solves my issues. I really like the game's concept and art style, but I hate online gaming; it's conflicting. I was feeling hesitant about buying a game I could only half enjoy, but I think I might give this a try anyway. Who knows, maybe this is a multiplayer experience even a dullard like myself can learn to appreciate.Rabid Toilet said:
I'm sure the internet guy (whoever they are) are working hard, so that we are never short of funny captioned pictures.Casual Shinji said:
I had several occasions where I spent the entire game with only one other person. I personally think that going through this whole experience with only one other is an extremely bonding experience, from dancing with each other near the beginning toSusan Arendt said:
Depends on the person. If its a player who has no interest in cooperation and won't "talk" or work together, then that could hurt the experience. But someone a little more cooperative? It could work. And by that point, you'd begin to know and understand the person more, all without using a single word, which I think is simply brilliant.Susan Arendt said: