You apparently operate in an alternate reality were Yahtzee's bullshit actually has implication. Kudos to you.BlueInkAlchemist said:Do developers not know about Zero Punctuation?
You apparently operate in an alternate reality were Yahtzee's bullshit actually has implication. Kudos to you.BlueInkAlchemist said:Do developers not know about Zero Punctuation?
Yes Thief 2 ( I talk now about 2 since I played 2 and 3 so far ) does have this good atmosphere and the gameplay by "idea" would be interesting. The problem is though that ( at last under expert ) the gameplay is buggy in Thief 2 and downright annoying ( guards with eyes at the back of their head, getting stuck in geometry in the worst place, in total darkness know exactly where you are although never having seen you, and so forth ). In Thief 3 these stealth mechanics worked ( AI behaved how it should, can't see you if it really can't, doesn't get stuck in geometry, does not know where you are in darkness unless seeing you, and wall hug... adds to immersion ). Also the story in T2 is hard to follow. In T3 it is easier to follow and makes more sense ( I do get the entire T2 story but it's still messy presented ). After all I judge games often using my so called "frustration meter". If a game frustrates you like hell with buggy controls, buggy AI or other problems then it gets minus points from my side. T2 pulled many of my nerves with ugly gameplay problems which I did not experience like that in T3. This is why I can't understand how T2 is considered the peak and T3 a let down as I experience it exactly the other way looking "only" at pure technical measures.Slipslop said:Thief 1 and 2 had great athmosphere, story, the gameplay was very exciting and they were pioneers in the stealth genre and did almost everything right and Half Life 2 really nice level design and an interesting story with much room for speculation. You didn't explain HL2 by yourself, you just said it's a bad sequel so gimme hotshot.Odjin said:No argument, just fanboy ranting, useless post and irrelevant attack. Fanboy statement means to say: "it's great but I can't say why". If you want to counter somebody's opinion you have to provide arguments on why the other opinion is incorrect and yours correct. This is called discussion. If you (fanboy) are not able of this stop attacking me.Slipslop said:Odjin said:Definitely not. In what way do you think I'm wrong?Slipslop said:You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about buddy... are you a casual consumer zombie?Odjin said:Duh... Thief 2 is not really great... totally messy AI and you sneaking like a bulldozer. I don't know but Thief 3 had been way better: working AI, sneaking works as sneaking should do ( love the wall hug ) and the story is coherent and not running after you although you sneak like a snail. And HL2 has also been a bad sequel. So we are left with 0 good sequels... no need to fear this new regime
Because Thief 2 and HL 2 were great games not bad ones.
Too many Adrians as well.Soxfan1016 said:Psh, Yahtzee's fantasy utopia would never succeed, too many brain-dead thirteen-year-olds
No I think you missed the point of what Yahtzee said. He wasn't badgering sequels. In fact he said he was willing to pay the price of no Thief 2 and Half-Life 2 just to have no uninspired sequels. The problem isn't directly sequels. The problem is the entire entertainment industry tries to milk the consumers with their magic money machine franchises. AKA no effort or creativity, just use the simple step-by-step ingredients of franchise X and tada! Millions of dollars are bilked from millions of idiot consumers!smudgey said:I understand what people are saying; they're sick of endless rehashes and milking of franchises, and that's fair enough. But for people to suggest "No sequels" is actually a good idea, especially when there ARE developers who genuinely try and keep their much-loved franchises fresh? Look at resident evil; the series had an overhaul with RE 4, and RE 6 is allegedly going to be another re-booting of the franchise. Or COD4, which leapt out of WW2 and into the modern world. But I guess i shouldn't bother. If companies give people more of what they want, they'll complain that it's the same old thing. Give them something new, and they'll complain because they miss the old stuff.geldonyetich said:Fabulous rant over a complaint you apparently completely misunderstand, smudgey.
Just have the internet, please.Odjin said:Yes Thief 2 ( I talk now about 2 since I played 2 and 3 so far ) does have this good atmosphere and the gameplay by "idea" would be interesting. The problem is though that ( at last under expert ) the gameplay is buggy in Thief 2 and downright annoying ( guards with eyes at the back of their head, getting stuck in geometry in the worst place, in total darkness know exactly where you are although never having seen you, and so forth ). In Thief 3 these stealth mechanics worked ( AI behaved how it should, can't see you if it really can't, doesn't get stuck in geometry, does not know where you are in darkness unless seeing you, and wall hug... adds to immersion ). Also the story in T2 is hard to follow. In T3 it is easier to follow and makes more sense ( I do get the entire T2 story but it's still messy presented ). After all I judge games often using my so called "frustration meter". If a game frustrates you like hell with buggy controls, buggy AI or other problems then it gets minus points from my side. T2 pulled many of my nerves with ugly gameplay problems which I did not experience like that in T3. This is why I can't understand how T2 is considered the peak and T3 a let down as I experience it exactly the other way looking "only" at pure technical measures.Slipslop said:Thief 1 and 2 had great athmosphere, story, the gameplay was very exciting and they were pioneers in the stealth genre and did almost everything right and Half Life 2 really nice level design and an interesting story with much room for speculation. You didn't explain HL2 by yourself, you just said it's a bad sequel so gimme hotshot.Odjin said:No argument, just fanboy ranting, useless post and irrelevant attack. Fanboy statement means to say: "it's great but I can't say why". If you want to counter somebody's opinion you have to provide arguments on why the other opinion is incorrect and yours correct. This is called discussion. If you (fanboy) are not able of this stop attacking me.Slipslop said:Odjin said:Definitely not. In what way do you think I'm wrong?Slipslop said:You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about buddy... are you a casual consumer zombie?Odjin said:Duh... Thief 2 is not really great... totally messy AI and you sneaking like a bulldozer. I don't know but Thief 3 had been way better: working AI, sneaking works as sneaking should do ( love the wall hug ) and the story is coherent and not running after you although you sneak like a snail. And HL2 has also been a bad sequel. So we are left with 0 good sequels... no need to fear this new regime
Because Thief 2 and HL 2 were great games not bad ones.
What goes for HL2 I did not exactly elaborate, that's correct. This is because I did so already at other places. Level design is very boring and feels like being pulled through by a string instead of playing a linear set of maps ( as HL did ). Story is next to non-existent ( changed in EP1/2 but in HL2 itself it's non-existent ) while HL put a lot of stress on unraveling what happened. One message board with news paper articles doesn't count as story telling there. The AI is also rather meh. While in HL you had AI which knew what cover is and did flank at times the combine AI can be at best labeled bad or random at best. Too many scripted sequences trying to hide the flawed AI. Destroyed a lot of the game. The next point are the badly implemented physics. Now not in terms of "technically" bad but "gameplay wise" bad. Physics puzzles are obvious from miles away and are artificial, plugged in for the sake of having physics puzzles. Take Trespasser to see how physics puzzles are correctly done ( and well done ) and HL2 as an example of how to not do it. It's annoying to have an entire map ( ravenholm ) made only to showcase the gravgun. After all HL2 is a techdemo but at best mildly a game compared to the precedor.
So this doesn't mean HL2 is bad, it's just like comparing DX:IW to Deus-Ex... comparing a chicken nugget to a king size burger. You can enjoy a chicken nugget but the king size burger is just a lot better.
The concept of *sarcasm* is lost entirely on you, isn't it? And it's "vial" btw. Way to go.The Amazing Orgazmo said:"Oh my god! A FANBOY!"
*pulls out vile of liquid logic*
"The power of human logic compells you *****!" Says The Amazing Orgazmo, splashing liquid logic all over PLabrozzi.
that is actually retardedKnight Templar said:If a video goes for five min, and you comment after 3 expect to get banned for a week or so.SICK0_ZER0 said:"So far, only the Japanese has succeeded in creating a 'scary' game."
why was he banned 14 days for saying that?
Why?mkxiii said:that is actually retardedKnight Templar said:If a video goes for five min, and you comment after 3 expect to get banned for a week or so.SICK0_ZER0 said:"So far, only the Japanese has succeeded in creating a 'scary' game."
why was he banned 14 days for saying that?
Well, no, his bullshit doesn't have implication. But neither does yours.Fiskmasen said:You apparently operate in an alternate reality were Yahtzee's bullshit actually has implication. Kudos to you.
i dont know, for reasons such as first impressions of how you think the review will play out, which you cant do if youve seen it, or i personally think saying something like "im glad he chose this to review" and then maybe intending to edit after seeing to elaborate is perfectly fine.Knight Templar said:Why?mkxiii said:that is actually retardedKnight Templar said:If a video goes for five min, and you comment after 3 expect to get banned for a week or so.SICK0_ZER0 said:"So far, only the Japanese has succeeded in creating a 'scary' game."
why was he banned 14 days for saying that?
If you didn't watch the video why are you commenting on it?