I loved it, but then Baldur's Gate II is pretty much my favourite game ever and Dragon Age was meant to be a spiritual successor to it. If you like long, challenging party-based RPGs I can't recommend it highly enough.thesilentman said:
Your "One does not simply..." moments in videogames.
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One does not simply set out to find a shiny Pokemon.
One does not simply beat the strider battle in HL2 E2 on their first try.
One does not simply defeat Gandhi with military strength.
One does not simply play Amnesia: The Dark Descent without stopping to clean the poop out of your pants.
One does not simply dig straight up or down in Minecraft.
One does not simply run away from an Enderman.
One does not simply complete the final platforming sections of Psychonauts with your sanity intact.
One does not simply defeat the Pandemonium Warden (cookie for the reference).
One does not simply beat the strider battle in HL2 E2 on their first try.
One does not simply defeat Gandhi with military strength.
One does not simply play Amnesia: The Dark Descent without stopping to clean the poop out of your pants.
One does not simply dig straight up or down in Minecraft.
One does not simply run away from an Enderman.
One does not simply complete the final platforming sections of Psychonauts with your sanity intact.
One does not simply defeat the Pandemonium Warden (cookie for the reference).
One sure as hell doesn't just follow the road north to New Vegas either, damn Deathclaws.Evil Top Hat said:
Assassins Creed Brotherhood, and the second I quoted may be one of the No More Heroes games.thesilentman said:One does not simply NOT get hit in a wooden tank.
One does not simply fight a woman who can light your ass on fire and juggle you around like a ragdoll while you attempt to attack with an electric katana.
I'm feeling nice, so cookies to people who can guess the games that I'm playing.
OT: One does not simply leave star coins unacquired! (Currently playing Mario Bros U and yup, Shiny OCD acting up again, I must have them all you see.
First one's right, not the second. DAMN that mission and it's full synch requirement. I regularly destroy Dark Souls, but Hell on Wheels is way too much frustration in one sitting.SkarKrow said:Assassins Creed Brotherhood, and the second I quoted may be one of the No More Heroes games.thesilentman said:One does not simply NOT get hit in a wooden tank.
One does not simply fight a woman who can light your ass on fire and juggle you around like a ragdoll while you attempt to attack with an electric katana.
I'm feeling nice, so cookies to people who can guess the games that I'm playing.
OT: One does not simply leave star coins unacquired! (Currently playing Mario Bros U and yup, Shiny OCD acting up again, I must have them all you see.
One does not simply decide and stick to play a Civilization game for "just one more turn", "until this wonder/building/improvement is built", "until this war ends", "until this tech is discovered", "until this Golden Age ends", "until a certain number of turns"...
... One does not simply list all the things that exhibit the one-more-turn syndrome.
... One does not simply list all the things that exhibit the one-more-turn syndrome.
I hate the full sync requirements in any AC game, they're their to take away your freedom and provide busy work to extend the lifespan of the game, I'd rather they were just replayable and there was maybe a scoring system based on being seen, silent takedowns, etc. Also too much insta-fail in AC these days.thesilentman said:First one's right, not the second. DAMN that mission and it's full synch requirement. I regularly destroy Dark Souls, but Hell on Wheels is way too much frustration in one sitting.SkarKrow said:Assassins Creed Brotherhood, and the second I quoted may be one of the No More Heroes games.thesilentman said:One does not simply NOT get hit in a wooden tank.
One does not simply fight a woman who can light your ass on fire and juggle you around like a ragdoll while you attempt to attack with an electric katana.
I'm feeling nice, so cookies to people who can guess the games that I'm playing.
OT: One does not simply leave star coins unacquired! (Currently playing Mario Bros U and yup, Shiny OCD acting up again, I must have them all you see.
"One does not simply follow the roads in Skyrim."
What is that? A nice road that will lead me directly where I need to go? Pfffffft - I'm going to climb the hell out of this mountain.
What is that? A nice road that will lead me directly where I need to go? Pfffffft - I'm going to climb the hell out of this mountain.
One does not simply hold the crown.Sprinal said:
One does not simply play one more turn in any turn based game ever.
One does not simply play one more duel in chivalry.
One does not simply play plow through the main quest in any RPG.
One does not simply not kill the pope in medieval II.
Not just the bloody Crystal Ship, all the unlocks besides the Engi and Federation Cruisers, I've apparently logged 46 games since i bought the damn game on wednesday, and haven't been able to get any of the event specific unlocks. That game is silly, why lock your replayability behind a fucking random genrated event? I wouldn't even mind too much if they microtransactioned it, I'd pay another couple of quid to get the other 6 ships.gmaverick019 said: