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For the love of god people....not everyone has played bioshock...I did but really how would you like that to be said to you on a message board and not find out in game.
But I dont want to!
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For the love of god people....not everyone has played bioshock...I did but really how would you like that to be said to you on a message board and not find out in game.
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Saw - i felt bad when Jigsaw died (cause I'm crazy like that).
Deathnote - i also felt bad when Light died at the end
Saw - i felt bad when Jigsaw died (cause I'm crazy like that).
Deathnote - i also felt bad when Light died at the end
I agree, i didn't want to kill him either.DueAccident said:
he... he wears a man-thong if he put pants on i would consider it =D i like his way of doing things (not dressing x.x cant stress it enough) mainly cuz i hate zidaneInsert Funny Name Here said:
True...tell you what, lets get him to put some god damn PANTS on THEN we'll join him ^^.LeonHellsvite said:
Scythe really was the biggest badass in Fable. Thats why it pissed me off so much when they barely mentioned him in Fable 2. I thought he could have shown up at somepoint since hes supposed to be immortal and all.
Yes I pity the villains, they never seem to get their way.
Dark Samus from the Metroid Prime trilogy, I had a real attatchment to her. The Dark Prince from POPTT, you couldn't not like him. Dark Link - Whoa, are we seeing a pattern here? I also feel sorry for Bowser and Ganondorf, they try so hard...
Dark Samus from the Metroid Prime trilogy, I had a real attatchment to her. The Dark Prince from POPTT, you couldn't not like him. Dark Link - Whoa, are we seeing a pattern here? I also feel sorry for Bowser and Ganondorf, they try so hard...
Breen was an excellent villain, I would've liked to keep him as some sort of Melee weapon in Half-Life 2 Episode 1.
I particularly disliked it when I was playing Call of Juarez and already in the tutorial, the game informs me that I'm not allowed to shoot "innocents" OR dead bodies. Now, I'm not sure how shooting a bad guy a few times too many just for blasting off half your health from behind while you were admiring the view is an evil and sinful act that must be prevented by the game engine itself ("in this game we do not allow the harming of innocents or dead bodies", they preach), but what really gets me is their definition of innocents.
Now, for roughly half of the game's duration you play a young mexican boy named Billy, who for some reason wears native american-style feathers in his hair etc., despite the fact that his mother is hispanic and as it shockingly turns out near the end of the game, his father is hispanic TOO. But I digress; Billy finds himself on the run from a variety of unwashed shitkickers who want him dead for a variety of reasons (you play one of them for the other half of the game, but nevermind that), and sadly his main form of self defense is stealth.
I don't mean that as in "JC Denton's main form of self defense is stealth (but if things go toiletwards, he's got half a chance at shooting his way through)." I mean that as in "Billy can sneak and technically shoot, but you won't get to shoot much and even when you do, the game decides that the men who are trying to kill you are innocent and must not be harmed, so you have to sneak all around an extremely well-guarded ranch just because you aren't allowed to put a bullet in the brain of a man Billy has just explained is a complete bastard who most certainly deserves it more than the twenty or so native americans he just mowed through, who were doing exactly what the cowpokes are doing: protecting their home (except of course that the native americans were there first)."
Now, I applaud the game's attempt at a cinematic-ish experience. I do. But the first level has you sneak past an irritating old man to steal his gun, then surrender the gun to a sheriff, then sneak into a *cough* lady's room to steal HER considerably smaller gun, find out it isn't even loaded, run and sneak through the whole town to evade the subsequent stampede of irate cowpokes with shotguns who I at least would very much have liked to shoot in self-defense, steal some ammo, jump out a window, and run to a farm. That's it, you don't get to shoot a single one of the various bastards who have tried (and probably repeatedly succeeded) to kill you.
And the next mission? "Don't alert the camp!" Well, damn, guess you won't be firing that gun now either. In fact, by the time you get to fire it, you'll have found a better gun and be wondering why in the hell you had to go to all that trouble when you could have just murdered the sheriff and the swarm of cowpokes with your first gun (and the sheriff's gun of course), and avoided all the fuss.
If I want to experience a world where everything is a pain in the ass and I can't just kill people I dislike to vent frustration, there's one of those right outside the door... =__=
Now, for roughly half of the game's duration you play a young mexican boy named Billy, who for some reason wears native american-style feathers in his hair etc., despite the fact that his mother is hispanic and as it shockingly turns out near the end of the game, his father is hispanic TOO. But I digress; Billy finds himself on the run from a variety of unwashed shitkickers who want him dead for a variety of reasons (you play one of them for the other half of the game, but nevermind that), and sadly his main form of self defense is stealth.
I don't mean that as in "JC Denton's main form of self defense is stealth (but if things go toiletwards, he's got half a chance at shooting his way through)." I mean that as in "Billy can sneak and technically shoot, but you won't get to shoot much and even when you do, the game decides that the men who are trying to kill you are innocent and must not be harmed, so you have to sneak all around an extremely well-guarded ranch just because you aren't allowed to put a bullet in the brain of a man Billy has just explained is a complete bastard who most certainly deserves it more than the twenty or so native americans he just mowed through, who were doing exactly what the cowpokes are doing: protecting their home (except of course that the native americans were there first)."
Now, I applaud the game's attempt at a cinematic-ish experience. I do. But the first level has you sneak past an irritating old man to steal his gun, then surrender the gun to a sheriff, then sneak into a *cough* lady's room to steal HER considerably smaller gun, find out it isn't even loaded, run and sneak through the whole town to evade the subsequent stampede of irate cowpokes with shotguns who I at least would very much have liked to shoot in self-defense, steal some ammo, jump out a window, and run to a farm. That's it, you don't get to shoot a single one of the various bastards who have tried (and probably repeatedly succeeded) to kill you.
And the next mission? "Don't alert the camp!" Well, damn, guess you won't be firing that gun now either. In fact, by the time you get to fire it, you'll have found a better gun and be wondering why in the hell you had to go to all that trouble when you could have just murdered the sheriff and the swarm of cowpokes with your first gun (and the sheriff's gun of course), and avoided all the fuss.
If I want to experience a world where everything is a pain in the ass and I can't just kill people I dislike to vent frustration, there's one of those right outside the door... =__=
