Riiiight. Care to offer any insight? I'm sure it will be well informed and world destroying.smilely47 said:
Your worst setting for a game
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worst hypothetical setting would be auschwitz in 1943, worst actual setting has to be JRPG fake futuristic wonderlands where everyone looks female
70s Evil Genius theme is WAY underused. You got, what, the Evil Genius game, and the art style from TF2. That's IT!
And WW1. I know it'd be nigh on impossible to make fun, but at least give it a try, people have brought into much worse.
MY WORST THEME? hmmm...WW2 is annoying, because EVERYONE's a hero, and all sergeants are gruff, and noone has any personality above "I'm doin' it fir mah country"
And WW1. I know it'd be nigh on impossible to make fun, but at least give it a try, people have brought into much worse.
MY WORST THEME? hmmm...WW2 is annoying, because EVERYONE's a hero, and all sergeants are gruff, and noone has any personality above "I'm doin' it fir mah country"
Oh wow O.OTheRedLucario said:
That really justifies your first post. At least play the games before rubbishing them...
Underwater. it is hard to name a game that has been good while being even partially underwater. I do not know how to count Bioshock because although it was underwater it played in a location that still had water on the outside (and I like Bioshock a lot).
Well, considering I have been awake since 2PM yesterday (It's afternoon now), do not know anyone who owns those game, and nor do I have the money to purchase these games, I would think my response rather just. Now I am quite tired and would like some sleep.WrongSprite said:
Dark, gray, and depressing. It works for Fallout 3 and maybe a few more games (NOT Killzone 2!!!!!) but it's to generic and sad. Not even real war zones are that dark, look at the fucking Middle East! Please Infinity Ward, release Modern Warfare 2 so I can escape to bright and colorful war zones!
left 4 dead 2 is a stab in the back and im not paying 50 bucks for something that doesnt deserve to be a standalone game. but point lookout my god that thing is FUN its the best dlc out yet(besides the mandatory broken steel).AkJay said:
World War II, Middle East or 'it's Sci-Fi but we swear it isn't based off of the conflict in Iraq' and the kingdom that is Medieval England but doesn't want to admit it are all overused settings in my opinion.
I like the good old fashioned dark and gothic sci-fi settings that you used to get back in the 90's (think Unreal Tournament) along with the somewhat over the top epicness of Warhammer 40K (it's not everyone's thing but it has a certain charm to me).
EDIT: The concept of a bunch of indy rebels fighting for freedom against an evil reigime has also worn a little thin as well, I personally think that the best game to do the whole 'revolution' feel justice was Red Faction (the atmosphere alone made you feel oppressed).
I like the good old fashioned dark and gothic sci-fi settings that you used to get back in the 90's (think Unreal Tournament) along with the somewhat over the top epicness of Warhammer 40K (it's not everyone's thing but it has a certain charm to me).
EDIT: The concept of a bunch of indy rebels fighting for freedom against an evil reigime has also worn a little thin as well, I personally think that the best game to do the whole 'revolution' feel justice was Red Faction (the atmosphere alone made you feel oppressed).
Any fantasy world like zelda or final fantasy. They're just not immersive enough. a fantasy world like fable however, would probably be my ideal locale.
I'm on your wavelength, here. I've spent around 20 hours on FC2's first section and I got bored. Got to the second part, though, and it all changed. The second section is brilliant.BillV1987 said: