>that one game you can never get enough of
It's been ten years since I first played it.
That one game you can never get enough of
Julian Lee
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Caleb Torres
The sequel was good if you've never played it. Maybe the only sequel to benefit from adding an open world
Levi Scott
Mirror's Edge truly was something else, eh?
Noah Martin
would you say it has soul?
Alexander Butler
Oblivion
I know it's a broken mess,but once a year I go back and give it a good session with a build or something I hadn't given much effort before.
Went full conjuration recently so I just summon an Atronach and loot the room while he does the heavy lifting. Shit's fun.
Brody Sanchez
Was it? Was it really?
I see people shitting on it constantly. Some praise in some areas, but something along the lines of "open world was a mistake" is very common. Have yet to play it myself.
Zachary Gonzalez
I keep coming back to Dishonored 1.
Landon Carter
Yeah it has some issues, but the highly artistic style it has, and the parkour sequences on the roofs are amazing
Asher Phillips
the open world was the worst thing about the sequel, it was really annoying when you started doing side shit and kept running the same 2 paths that connected the big square-ish areas.
The main missions were pretty much on the same quality as the first one though, also the characters are dogshit
Caleb Lewis
>good
Skill points. Fucking skill points so you can unlock rolling when you jump and fall down.
Carter Anderson
I'll find myself playing the first 10 hours of Legend of Dragoon on an annual basis and it's wild to me
HOOH
HAAH
DOUBLE PUNCH
Oliver Mitchell
And the soundtrack is an absolute blast too. Solar Field's finest work, IMO.
Lincoln Sanders
For me, its Morrowind.
Ryan Rodriguez
I've been ritually playing this game every year for about 10 years now, and probably even longer since no other game does what it does.
Wyatt James
I can't quit this fucking shitty, brilliant PS1 RPG
Jace Wood
Catalyst wasn't terrible but on the whole they did the parkour worse.
Momentum became too easy to build up because you could get to max speed from a standstill using the shiftboost.
Precision jumps became a little less precise because you get magnetically attracted to walls and surfaces, made things like climbing near the corner of a room pretty inconsistent because you would get pulled into the wrong wall etc etc.
They did make vents less of a chore and made sliding much faster which was nice but in general you feel less connected to the character, stuff starts to feel governed by thresholds for animations rather than just the physics.
The story set-pieces are really well done, way more ambitious than in the original but the tone of the story in catalyst was too wacky for me.
Gridlink puzzles were great but there weren't really enough of them, as were a couple of the billboard climbs.
Open-world is nice when you first start exploring but soon enough you end up using the same routes over and over, t.b.h I find the original vastly more replayable because the skill ceiling is much higher once you start getting into kick-glitches and other fun ways of breaking the game.
If you liked ME1 though just play through catalyst, I paid £4 for a month of origin access, played through it and dropped it which seemed like a pretty decent deal.
Angel Reed
I jerked off to this in 2003. Didn't even use mods to make it look better.
Ryan Collins
any minute now I'm going to have to run from liberty space.
Jonathan Kelly
I HAVE CHANGED, I HAVE CHANGED
Nathaniel Fisher
OoT is my favorite game and I keep getting the itch every 2 years or so to replay it.
I've been doing that ever since it first released, and every time I come back it reaffirms why I love it so much.
That game is not just nostalgia to me (granted it is a big part), it holds up spectacularly.
Daniel Myers
It really never gets old, always something new to try.
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Joseph Anderson
Swedish chill ambient is the best
Xavier Johnson
JUST LIKE YOU, JUST LIKE YOU
M is such a fucking great song, even more so if you watch the video.
Jordan Campbell
The 64 version. It's my most replayed game.
Luis Barnes
Almost every CBL song is a masterpiece.
Their good to bad song rate is near flawless.
David White
I wish for a future as beautiful as that one
Noah Nelson
>you get magnetically attracted to walls and surfaces
That's all I need to know to give this game a hard pass. Thanks for the info
Joseph Hughes
Yeah, it's on my backlog, I doubt I'll hate it either way. From what you and people before have said, some aspects sound worse than I wish they were, but overall should be fine.
Oliver Sullivan
>retard retard retard
Ryan Reed
FOR HOW LONG, FOR HOW LONG MUST I WAIT
Christopher Cruz
I don't think we played the same game.
Jonathan Gonzalez
He's clearly referring to the aesthetics.
Aiden Rivera
Yes. I know that there was some fucked up shit behind the curtain, but yes, I was referring to the aesthetics
Jack Nelson
I dunno, I've never lived in a city of that scope, but entirely chalk-colored buildings with no brick or wood to be seen seems like it would get old really quick. Plus there's no nature to be seen outside of the small spraypainted trees.
Adam Harris
Yes, way more than the “sequel”
Landon Diaz
Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood
It’s comfy. I walk through the streets without parkour just to relax after the high octane missions. Too bad it started the “ubi towers trend”
David Brooks
i fucking love tue lore of dishonored
the outsider is such a cool neutral god
Easton Hernandez
I'm of two minds myself, as I do enjoy nature and such, but pure cities, concrete and steel and glassy towers get me in a way that no natural landscape ever can.
Jason Kelly
You have a "go top speed now" button, making pretty much every mechanic in the game obsolete since you don't lose speed from fucking up
the game's just a chore
Noah Russell
You would like Tokyo then
Alexander Roberts
fuck of weeb
Jacob Garcia
Not a weeb, but if you are, Tokyo is a paradise for you I guess.
Tyler Sanchez
I don't have enough funds to travel to Tokyo and I don't speak Japanese.
Nathaniel Foster
you could do the same thing in the original by sidejumping then turning 90 degrees to face the direction you jumped in, but it wasn't an intended and deliberate mechanic like in catalyst.
Angel Watson
It's expensive alright, but you can get by just fine as a tourist if you speak English
Jordan White
I was there for 3 weeks and all you need in Japanese is "hello, thank you, sorry/excuse me".
Unless you go to the rural areas or to the far north/south, because thats a whole different story.
Tyler Williams
All I want is this kind of gameplay but with a level editor.
Bentley Williams
Mirror's Edge is the only Unreal Engine 3 game that is visually appealing.
Christian Flores
It was good but I prefer a lot of other SF stuff
Nathaniel Sanchez
Too sterile and the architecture is all modern. I like a mix of old and new and some variety in the colors.
William Reed
The greatest game of all time
Nathaniel Martin
It wasn't a sequel, it was a prequel retards
Angel Parker
that's not hitman 2
Gabriel Cruz
Are you talking about SA or the new Hitman 2? Either way, wrong.
Chase Ross
Yeah this is the game I always go back to too.
It's just the right length that I can play through it annualy.
Juan Miller
I personally liked the open world, the design was pretty (although there's a clear step down in quality due to Frostbite) and it felt like I barely ever needed to stop while running.
I don't think it comes near the first game but I would actually call it good.
Also fuck the grappling hook.
Christopher Reyes
reboot was fucking great, play it
Nolan Cooper
Life is Strange too
Josiah Jenkins
>post talking about skill points
Are you fucking retarded?
Michael Cook
I KNOW THERES SOMETHING WRONG
Josiah Nelson
I still replay it regularly.
What a great fucking game.