Recent content by HazukiHawkins

A lot of games have substandard level/story design anyway, and in the case of an MMO such as City of Heroes for instance, it may be a good idea to give ambitious players the tools to create something better, all in their own time and without any of the pressure that the game's main team has to...

That's quite a wishlist, and I'm sure some of it would be fun, but a lot of it also goes directly against the Blizzard policy of wasting as much player time as possible... hence it would never see the light of day, unless of course they get tired of taking people's money and leaving the...

Maybe one of the Heroes of Might & Magic games...? Or Galactic Civilizations II... any strategy game whose gameplay seems to be very much designed for single games, yet for some inexplicable reason has a bunch of them strung together with an unconvincing plot and sticky glue. =_=

First off, I agree with the above. They're just making it up their "story" as they go along, and there is no sense of advancement since nothing can be changed or removed from the game world; like one of those old-fashioned TV shows, the status quo is made top priority and the story suffers...

I'd say he has a tendency to point out things that we've all learned to accept or ignore about games, that perhaps we actually shouldn't... and he also has an interesting ability to chip away at the credibility of gameplay mechanics that at first seem pretty functional, but that may actually be...

This is what I was thinking, all through that sorry excuse for a sequel to one of the most enjoyable shooters I've ever played. This, and "why did I spend two hours trying to just install and play the game I've paid for, only to realize I literally need to have that piece of **** advertising...

*Deftly conducts partial memory wipe and deactivates self-destruct* .> That was close. The world almost lost another person who's more sane than the loony marketing people of everywhere. ...Does anyone actually believe these people know their asses from their elbows, or do the bosses all...

Now, I'm no lawyer (waits for the shocked audience to settle down) ...but I'm pretty sure that's not one of the Miranda rights... at least not the original ones?

This is also a good point. Perhaps both parties involved are wrong, in their separate ways.

Square haven't really moved me since they sold their souls to Enix following the disturbing money bleeding exercise that was the fantastically misnamed FF The Spirits Within, which had nothing at all to do with the canon, as well as the needlessly, retardedly action-packed Advent Children. 90...

The Final Fantasy series has had its ups and downs, but I doubt it will reach its highest peaks again. V, VI and VII were great IMO, VIII too despite its various severe shortcomings (some pretty dull battles, even worse tutorials...), but before and after that I'd say it really hasn't been all...

Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights... any of those games that claims to be a real deep RPG solely because you often have three choices, which are pretty much always: 1. Polite, goodly respone 2. Rude, rebellious response 3. Homicidal, evil response ...Odds are none of those is anywhere near...

How about Megadeth's Symphony of Destruction? Haven't tried listening to stuff with Doom since I only finally managed to get my hands on it with that whole Doom 3 Resurrection of Evil package, which I hardly played apart from the classics, Doom 1 and 2. But it feels like it should work...

Not necessarily. Suppose you follow the law, but you don't hold any illusions that the law = justice... What if something extremely unjust were happening and you could only prevent it by committing a crime? Would it be right to just stand there legally watching an innocent person suffer some...

Neutral good. I have my dark side and I consider evil necessary for anyone to even know good exists, but there's more than enough evil in this world at the moment and I'd prefer to be part of the force that's trying to make it a nicer place to live in. I also don't like the idea of harming...