Doing a Let's Play and Letting You Decide

[Omenseer]

So, as the title says, there's going to be a let's play. Please choose from the below list. The list should stay the same, but if a juicy tidbit come to my attention I will add it.

I'll wait a week to let folks weigh in and then determine which game it will be. I hope you come to enjoy it.

Star Wars: The Old Republic
Dragon Age: Origins
Jade Empire
Mass Effect

TTG Game of Thrones
TTG The Wolf Among Us
TTG Tales from the Borderlands

The Longest Journey
The Blackwell Legacy
Primordia
Still Life

 

[Frezzato]

Sorry, but I want to see a let's play of Burnout 3. That or Operation Flashpoint.

Sowwweee!

 

[Omenseer]

Never heard of those until you mentioned them.

I forgive you

 

[stormtrooper9091]

well, the Longest Journey is by far the best game of those you listed, but it's quite dated so people aren't likely to be interested

 

[spartandude]

I would say Jade Empire or Primordia, just to bring more attention to these amazing games.

 

[Mister K]

Well, the most obvious choice is the game you personally want to play the most.

Save that, I'd roll with either Jade Empire or Primordia. Or both, since Primordia is rather short.

 

[Diablo2000]

I read at first and thought: "Nice, Knights of the Old Republic is in the list, the timing fits perfectly and would quite interesting to watch... Oh wait... It's The Old Republic. Nevermind then... (Read the last two lines like someone who has nothing but disgust for it)" Might as well, Kotor is a true nightmare to run on newer system I imagine would be a ***** to record...

In that case I either vote Jade Empire or the Longest Journey. I played enough Mass Effect and Dragon Age to not be interested in watching a Let's Play of those, Telltales Games don't provide a very interesting Let's Play I think and I never heard of the last three.

 

[stormtrooper9091]

I have only recently finished Jade Empire and I found it quite lacking. The dialogues contain so much unedited contrived bullshit, one can skip over half of it and nor lose an iota of immersion. Same with various bookstands and scrolls and whatnot, scattered across the world (you need the XP though). The plot is your standard Bioware telegraphed midgame twist that you have to pretend you didn't see coming. Same with Dragon Age, except that one was so richer in bullshit, I couldn't manage to keep playing it.

 

[Omenseer]

Any other votes before the Christmas?

 

[Zaltys]

Bit late, but...
An another vote for The Longest Journey. Simply because there's so few LPs of it, and most of them are no good. Maybe you could do better.