ITT: games and their sequels with which you had the following experience
>play the original
>9/10, fantastic game, enjoyed every minute
>play sequel years later
>7/10 at best, rather derivative, didn't leave much of an impression
>play original again
>realize sequel improved almost every aspect of the original
>end up disliking both games
ITT: games and their sequels with which you had the following experience
Asher Long
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Chase Bailey
>>end up disliking both games
Why?
Landon Gutierrez
Because I didn't like the sequel and I found that it was better than the original.
Same experience with pic related, but to say I dislike them is a bit strong.
Parker Stewart
That seems rather autistic, OP.
Brody Bell
I liked 1 but not 2. Never played infinite.
Jace Hughes
I would not recommend it at all. The character interactions are better, (not saying much), the story is more involved, (but tries too hard and is too complex for its own good), and the scenery is at least somewhat interesting, (though very inferior to that of the previous games). However, the combat is extremely simplified, without being much more fluid, making it much worse.
Jaxon Garcia
Another game I had this with. I still maintain that the core game of GTA IV is better, (V is better if you really like doing everything other than the main game), but playing IV recently was extremely rough.
Hudson Lewis
Well, I am autistic, but I don't think my reaction is much indicative of that.
Daniel Cox
Fair enough.
>The character interactions are better, (not saying much)
I agree but I think Sigma's / Eleanor's relationship is much more evocative than Booker's / Elizabeth's, father-daughter relationship aside.
Mason Reyes
Maybe you just need to taper your expectations.
Anthony Perez
I don't agree. Elizabeth is a good, very sympathetic character, (at least to a point). I don't remember Eleanor to have been nearly so substantial. Booker, while having the character of a brick, at least frequently, if not in particularly interesting manner, interacted with Elizabeth, while that is barely the case with Sigma and Eleanor.
Nathan Morales
Well, the problem is I expect to enjoy games as much as I used to, when I simply can't. I think that's a problem with a lot of people here.
Nolan Gonzalez
did you all fuckers forgot Ken levin is a horsefucker?
Angel Morgan
Strictly, I did not, because I was unaware of this until now.
Charles Martinez
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educate yourself
Liam Carter
What makes you sympathetic to Elizabeth?
Gabriel White
Her original situation, how she's enthusiastic to see the world, how she feels fearful of becoming trapped again, etc. This isn't delivered very well within the context of the story, (being rather rushed, for one), but it stuck with me in a way Eleanor did not, for the reasons I gave previously.
I'm not going to say it's amazing feat by some game. It's probably the second-best part of the game outside of the environment. I just want to be fair in not recommending the game, saying what parts are good.
Oliver Diaz
I'm of the opinion that Eleanor and Elizabeth are basically the same character and just prefer Eleanor to Elizabeth
Brayden Scott
To be honest, I stopped playing Infinite pretty quickly, but I watched a play through, and Elizabeth stuck with me more, and it's been a very long while since I've played BioShock 2, so I don't think my opinion means very much.
Thanks for bumping my thread, though.
Ayden Walker
Try playing them both and I'll bump your next thread
Jason Hill
Um, I played through BioShock 2 and I've played enough Infinite to know I don't want to. My opinion between whether Eleanor or Elizabeth is the better character won't change unless I devote a considerable number of hours in playing both games, so I'm not willing to do that. Thanks for the offer, I suppose.