Recent content by Serges

Doom, all day every day.

Horrendously long "tutorial" stages before you actually get into the game. (Taris in KOTOR, and Peragus in KOTOR II, for example) Forced tutorial stages, where you need to have everything explained to you, no matter how simple it is.

Baldur's Gate 3. Made in the style as the other Baldur's Gates', not in the typical crappy style like how BioWare makes their games today.

Is Planescape really that good? I've played most of the old-school RPGs, but never really gave it a try.

Minecraft really needs a map, because I find myself getting lost a lot, especally when I'm trying to scout out new areas.

Doom Guy. He's been to hell and back, multiple times. A zombie Apocalypse is like a walk in the park for him.

Left 4 Dead 2 has everything the first game has, with more enemies and weapons. But, the levels are much brighter in the second game, I like the scenery in the first Left 4 Dead much better.

Great episode. Most sequels are always worse than the game before it.. "Most"

F.E.A.R, and F.E.A.R Files (Which is much, much scarier than the first one) Also, Dead Space.

I'd reach for the Baseball Bat because I wouldn't have to worry about running out of ammo, and it wouldn't hinder my ability to move quickly.

Dark Messiah: Might and Magic Elements. That's probably my favorite "non-mainstream" RPG game. It has some really cool features, including having to craft your weapons via-forge by yourself as opposed to the game automatically doing it for you.

I spent many hours playing The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. There was just too much to do.

I'm going to have to go with "Neighborhood Watch" from The Orange Box. It took me many tries, and many saves reloaded to get it.