No see it's a plot gate the enemy can only climb over it when the main character is near by.AssassinJoe said:What's the point of having a gate if the enemy can just climb over it?
It seems they didn't think it through.
No see it's a plot gate the enemy can only climb over it when the main character is near by.AssassinJoe said:What's the point of having a gate if the enemy can just climb over it?
It seems they didn't think it through.
And G&P didn't introduce him! You'd think there was something between them now, like Russell doodied on their wheaties.Errickfoxy said:Did I see Russell hanging out on that tree?
Off topic, but this is actually a book. And I have a copy!Zing said:Pfft, small time.
Come at me bro.
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Pretty sure they used those stones to bring him back to earth for this gig.MatParker116 said:I thought Robert Caryle was trapped on a ship with that guy from Ugly Betty and the chick from ER?
...I'm going to have to repress your original statement for my sanity's sake. SotC was about a regular village youth who was adept at climbing and archery and could barely swing a sword to save his life (just watch him try when you're off the horse). That's what made that game different than a lot of other games. There's a lot more here I could fanboy rant over, but I'm gonna just skip that.OtherSideofSky said:The opening cutscene isn't THAT bad.
Also, LoS combat feels a lot less like GoW than it looks (and nothing like the clunky mess that was DI). There's definitely a similarity, but as you get past the prologue it becomes a much more distinct game. It also does giant bosses a lot better than GoW, where you really just had a fight with a tiny piece of a big thing. LoS is more like Shadow of the Colossus in regards to boss fights , where you have to climb up bosses and interact with the whole thing.
What I find more confusing then that picture is the fact they forget to mention the t-rex.Tom Phoenix said:gotta snip it all