Questions & Awnsers
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1. Because most games have a violent nature, so the colour scheme is in tune with it.
2. Because devs think they're as good as Stanley Kubrick, when they're more near the Uwe Boll level.
3. As above, devs often think they're gods gift to gaming, and every level they make is brilliant.
It's all oh so annoying these days.
2. Because devs think they're as good as Stanley Kubrick, when they're more near the Uwe Boll level.
3. As above, devs often think they're gods gift to gaming, and every level they make is brilliant.
It's all oh so annoying these days.
I shall have to test this theory with a copy of some game marked 10/10 to see if it is truley that awsome, i don't know which one yet.ygetoff said:
1: Apnosphere, and because yahtzee is not always right.defcon 1 said:
2: Because cutscenes are important to the story and have had enough effort put in to them that the artists would really rather you at least had a look.
3: So people dont ***** at the controls.
I'm fine with scenes being unskippable the first time you encounter them (it's too easy to skip by accident sometimes), but then they should really be skippable after that. There is nothing more maddening than having to wait through the same BS over and over and over again because you can't beat a particular boss, or whatever.
To all three; True, but those are still the answers.MaxTheReaper said:
And i mentioned yahtzee, because that little moan is almost a trademark of his i'm getting real tired of hearing. Im hoping at the very least if i force those connections together strongly enough that the semi-unspoken rule that is 'do not reference him' will cut some of this out.
In regards to 1), they make most of their environments brown or deserts because they're cheaper to create. Making 3D assets is very expensive work and one of the places to cut corners while padding out game length is by having a cheap level to make. Ergo, sewers, caves, and deserts get produced.
Yea, most of the time, I want to watch the cutscene and I really hate it when I accidently hit one button that ends up skipping it. I also wish that more cutscenes would be able to be paused. My wife seems to want to talk to me whenever there is a cutscene and she doesn't understand that I won't be able to see it again if I stop to talk. It's always a risk hitting the start button to attempt to pause it though because most of the time, it just ends up skipping the scene.MaxTheReaper said:
I agree. Plus, I replay some games quite a lot (notably the Halo series and Gears of War, and I also had to play through Assassin's Creed again because I missed one achievement the first time). It get's really annoying watching cutscenes and repeating them every time I play the game again. I already know most of Sgt Johnson's BS by heart, so I don't fancy listening to him ***** to the Master Chief again and again and again...Susan Arendt said:
because we cant read, and we need a playable manuel.defcon 1 said:
I recently got Killer 7, and you got alot of gimp man thingie telling me shit to teach me what to do, I didn't mind, if it helps me play the game of course.
I shall play the tutorial, in the name of Harmann.
Everything brown annoys me in particular, you only have to watch ten minutes of CNN or some WW2 colour film to watch battles which involve bags of technicolour lights and explosions. Devs are just too lazy to implement them when painting everything clay makes it look 'real'.defcon 1 said:
