Brilliant. Personally I think he was being too nice to Halo 3 but I know that I'll never be able to convince people it's as bad as it really is.
I just re-watched this one, and he hit everything right on (my opinion). I always thought the weapons looked like toys, often making me think of my childhood, multicolored, squirt guns, it really DID feel like half the time you were listening to a little girl yell orders to you, the enemies were schizophrenic with the pseudo-seriousness mixed in with failed comedic relief thrown about, and it was like you had the guy from predator backing you up. Now that I think about it, the elites have the same mouth as the predators, so humanity had NO excuse to lose. And maybe Arnold Swarzenegger was underneath the Master Chef's armor with a voice modifier. That would explain everything.Jimrollson said:Haha Dillon from Predator was the man! Great review.
beddo said:That just doesn't make sense that a military might that could so easily take over would need to resort to using biology from another universe.Redingold said:They caused the zombie outbreak, because it was easier than wiping out the town using actual troops.beddo said:How about the fact that a massive alien army from another dimension had taken over and built a giant Citadel in the middle of the city but a 10 minute drive out there's a backwater village that was hit by a zombie plague which the invading forces just seem to ignore.Redingold said:How on Earth could the story of Half-Life 2 be inconsistent? You freaking walked through it all! What inconsistencies were there?beddo said:I don't get how Yahtzee complain about not knowing the back story and complains about it suggesting it's somehow inconsistent.
Yet when talking about Half-Life 2 he makes no such complaint about the fact the back story is involved. Neither does he mention the wild inconsistencies between this supposedly mass infiltrated world of oppressive and intelligent aliens which somehow the player manages to escape only to end up in some bizarre zombie infested town before going on to rule over a colony of giant insects.
Anyway, that's not really what I was referring to, I was saying that complaining about inconsistencies in Halo 2 because you don't know the back story is nonsense. The same parallels can be drawn with Half-Life 2.
The Combine came out of nowhere. The headcrabs from Xen seem to make an appearance purely beca\use they were in the first game(s). Gordon Freeman is just suddenly dropped in this world with no explanation but everyone just seems to know who he is. I get that it's meant to be mysterious and believe there's some big goings on with time and inter-dimensional travel with the G-Man but I think it's all just posture, pretending to be like that because they haven't figured it out yet. Much like the series Lost, they're just clasping at straws.
Don't get me wrong, I like Half-Life 2, especially Episode 2 but I don't think its story matches even the low expectations of Halo 2's.
99% of statistics are made up...42.5% of those on the spot.Tadas Kucikas said:70 percent of gamers like singleplayer more end of comment
Doesn't really matter, Halo is aimed towards people who like Multiplayer.Tadas Kucikas said:70 percent of gamers like singleplayer more end of comment
lol if halo 3 would be on steam i would buy it thats why much more people buy pc games than xbox360 games because on pc online is friggin FREE!thats why i dont buy halo 3 halo series failed the singleplayer on the second halo the first was okay but nothing awesome reallyDexiro said:Doesn't really matter, Halo is aimed towards people who like Multiplayer.Tadas Kucikas said:70 percent of gamers like singleplayer more end of comment
Personally i hate competitive multiplayer and stick to singleplayer, but that's why i don't buy Halo games![]()
Why on earth would you bump this thread up again... Oh I see, welcome to the forum.XxRyanxX said:I- SNIP