Surely the title of the video would have been enough.FungiGamer said:No spoiler warnings?![]()
Surely the title of the video would have been enough.FungiGamer said:No spoiler warnings?![]()
Hey so I heard achievement walkthroughs sometimes involve gameplay.FungiGamer said:No spoiler warnings?![]()
I am genuninely offended by spoilers. Please, I would gladly let you punch me in the face.Russ Pitts said:If anyone looking at an achievement walkthrough video suggests they're genuinely offended by spoilers, I will personally punch them in the face.Glamorgan said:You probably should have put a spoiler warning up for this video... You could have spoiled a number of plot twists and test chambers.
Then again, since every man and his companion cube has already completed Portal 2, I guess it doesn't really matter.![]()
Of course, but narration like "just after the part when he kills you?", and telling us that it's 'Wheatley's plan to kill Glados' doesn't assist in getting the achievement.Optimystic said:Hey so I heard achievement walkthroughs sometimes involve gameplay.FungiGamer said:No spoiler warnings?![]()
If a given achievement is only available at a certain point in the storyline, you have to describe it so that players know when to look out for it.Fangface74 said:Of course, but narration like "just after the part when he kills you?", and telling us that it's 'Wheatley's plan to kill Glados' doesn't assist in getting the achievement.Optimystic said:Hey so I heard achievement walkthroughs sometimes involve gameplay.FungiGamer said:No spoiler warnings?![]()
Justin doesn't stray, why not the EDITOR-IN-CHIEF?
Portal 2's level structure is so compartmentalized it's not hard to find your way around without using plot-points.Optimystic said:If a given achievement is only available at a certain point in the storyline, you have to describe it so that players know when to look out for it.
While I see nothing wrong with them throwing a spoiler warning in the article, I don't think it's necessary either. When I see "achievements," I expect story reveals.
Isn't entertainment the primary purpose of an Escapist video? (It certainly is for this one - it's right there in the video's title.) Sure they could have done a video with annotation, no narration, and Drowning Pool/Limp Bizkit playing in the background. They chose not to.Fangface74 said:Portal 2's level structure is so compartmentalized it's not hard to find your way around without using plot-points.Optimystic said:If a given achievement is only available at a certain point in the storyline, you have to describe it so that players know when to look out for it.
While I see nothing wrong with them throwing a spoiler warning in the article, I don't think it's necessary either. When I see "achievements," I expect story reveals.
There are hundreds of achievement guide videos around that don't need the spoiler warning because the narrator uses only what you need to get them: game mechanics.
Sure, you could explain that one part as "The part in Chapter 9 with the crushers", but every single person who played this game will remember it better as "The part where he kills you" because it's said, like, 4 times at that point.Fangface74 said:Portal 2's level structure is so compartmentalized it's not hard to find your way around without using plot-points.Optimystic said:If a given achievement is only available at a certain point in the storyline, you have to describe it so that players know when to look out for it.
While I see nothing wrong with them throwing a spoiler warning in the article, I don't think it's necessary either. When I see "achievements," I expect story reveals.
There are hundreds of achievement guide videos around that don't need the spoiler warning because the narrator uses only what you need to get them: game mechanics.
Because you made your choice to not earn your achievements on your own and decided to watch a video instead.Fangface74 said:Justin doesn't stray, why not the EDITOR-IN-CHIEF?
Yeah,that's my fave too-because you actually get rewarded for dying! Make sure though,that before you jump,you listen to ALL of Wheatley's hilarious lures to get you to jump.He offers all the things he thinks Chell as a human female would want-including amongst other things: a designer jump suit,a pony farm, a handbag,hunky boys....Finally he says,'Aw,just jump.would ya?" Glados says,'I can't believe you came back.You really DO have brain damage!"LOL!Mad1Cow said:My favourite is still the "The part where he kills you" just because of the description "This is that part" yeah I know it's a chapter one but so what, it was one of my favourite bits of the game...
Me too, so I got stuck there for a bit because I didn't remember there were broken turrets in the room before it.Tharwen said:I only came to the comments to tell you off for doing Drop Box and Preservation of Mass the hard way.
Incidentally, I got Scanned Alone accidentally because I thought that was what I was supposed to do. I thought I could be the template for the turrets![]()
I loved that part aswell.Mad1Cow said:My favourite is still the "The part where he kills you" just because of the description "This is that part" yeah I know it's a chapter one but so what, it was one of my favourite bits of the game...