what?, how? NOOOOOOOOOO.Andy Shandy said:I do believe we get the point now, Yahtzee, you don't like CoD and its' ilk.
I did enjoy what I'm assuming was a "Rejected Cartoons" reference.
Not unlike my experience, actually. I just bought the game yesterday, and only got to put some time into it this morning before work. Then I check ZP on my lunch break and see this.WOOKIE TIDDY said:It's uncanny. I ordered the game in the mail last Friday and am expecting it any moment now. Been waiting for Yahtzee to review it and VOILA! The day I'm expecting it in the mail is the day he reviews it! Love these reviews Yahtzee. Keep up the good work.
I'm not talking about the glider. I'm specifically talking about the wingsuit. I was waiting for a mention of the wingsuit, because that exact thing has been mentioned by him many times now. When I noticed Far Cry 3 had one I thought it was funny because Yahtzee was complaining about how that exact thing was missing from Blops.Mr.Tea said:...Wat?Duffeknol said:Really Yahtzee? After complaining about only getting a wingsuit in one mission in Blops 2 and then writing about it again in Extra Punctuation you make NO mention of the fact that this game gives you a fucking wingsuit to use WHENEVER YOU WANT? Really? Weak.
Glad you like the game, though. It's brilliant.
Not only did he mention the glider and that he liked using it, he also said that where other games only gave you the best toys for one boss at the end, this one lets you play around with them all you want. And he makes multiple comparisons to CoD games... What more do you want?
Well, given that Far Cry 2 was also Heart of Darkness, it would've been kinda redundant to go back and do it again.Madmonk12345 said:I figured that this would be the "Lord of the Flies" to Spec Ops "Heart of Darkness", and I'm glad it worked out that way.
Definitely going to have to buy this.
It's not just a thought, it's full blown duo on a magic carpet.canadamus_prime said:A tiger with ties to Al Quida, now there's a thought. lol!
gardian06 said:They aren't really rejected cartoons, this is a story written by Don about a fictional Don who crashes and burns as a cartoonist. Supposedly it symbolizes the end of his era or something.Andy Shandy said:what?, how? NOOOOOOOOOO.
I can see why they were never aired, and I wouldn't be surprised if these contract creators wanted their money back if retainers were given.