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I won't support it only because it wouldn't fit into the universe at ALL.phonypapercut56 wrote...
That wouldn't be healthy. For us I mean. Might faint like Rune did after the hug.sergio71785 wrote...
ME3 needs a scene with Tali dancing to that Shakira hips song.
Whoa.
I didn't realize there was a vorcha in that picture until you pointed it out.knight5923 wrote...
took me a couple of seconds before I realized you were talking about the dude in the lower left:whistle:
.........Take That Rita Repulsa (how the f*** did I remember that name?!?)
Holy crap, you're not kidding. That game was horrible. the worst AI (both enemy and ally) of any game I've ever played. An insult all other IP's to even refer to it as a video game:sick:runescapeguy9 wrote...
Bethesda lost all rights as a game developer to me on Star Trek LegacyRedTracer7 wrote...
The tri-fecta of game developers:
1) Bethesda
2) Bioware
3) Valve
Modifié par knight5923, 17 avril 2010 - 02:29 .
Guest_runescapeguy9_*
phonypapercut56 wrote...
That wouldn't be healthy. For us I mean. Might faint like Rune did after the hug.sergio71785 wrote...
ME3 needs a scene with Tali dancing to that Shakira hips song.
Whoa.
Dear Rune, Bethesda published STL, not develop.runescapeguy9 wrote...
Bethesda lost all rights as a game developer to me on Star Trek LegacyRedTracer7 wrote...
The tri-fecta of game developers:
1) Bethesda
2) Bioware
3) Valve
Guest_runescapeguy9_*
I was hoping for it to be a decent game too. UU mod makes it a little better but it's still glitchy as crap.knight5923 wrote...
Holy crap, you're not kidding. That game was horrible. the worst AI (both enemy and ally) or any game I've ever played. An insult all other IP's to even refer to it as a video game:sick:runescapeguy9 wrote...
Bethesda lost all rights as a game developer to me on Star Trek LegacyRedTracer7 wrote...
The tri-fecta of game developers:
1) Bethesda
2) Bioware
3) Valve
They have there problems, but who doesn't? Bethesda also put out Elder Scrolls III & IV, and Fallout 3, which are the defining Western RPGS (besides Mass Effect, of course).runescapeguy9 wrote...
Bethesda lost all rights as a game developer to me on Star Trek LegacyRedTracer7 wrote...
The tri-fecta of game developers:
1) Bethesda
2) Bioware
3) Valve
Modifié par RedTracer7, 17 avril 2010 - 02:31 .
Jake71887 wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
Off-topic: Anyone played the new Splinter Cell game? Apparently a speedy run-through lasts all of 5 fringgin' hours. Granted, I usually take my sweet time exploring games I play and doing certain things with a perfectionist attitude, so I'd likely get many more hours out of it than that. However, Ubisoft is on my black list thanks to their craptacular "constant-internet-connection-required" for their PC games, so now I won't buy any of their games - not even for the Xbox 360 I own. I may buy it second hand though when it's lower in price and with the added bonus of not granting a single cent/penny/other-currency-denomination to those simian bastards.
Haven't played it; but I do plan on renting it when I get my lazy ass around to it... Think it may be the first int he series I don't buy though.. least not at full price anyway
I would have been thrilled to see the possible relationship with Enrica carry over to SP: Conviction, but this isn't a BioWare sci-fi RPG we're dealing with here, so no luck on that count apparently.
Guest_phonypapercut56_*
JeanLuc761 wrote...
I won't support it only because it wouldn't fit into the universe at ALL.
I wouldn't mind seeing a fan do it though
Guest_runescapeguy9_*
Agreed.RedTracer7 wrote...
Bioware, on the other hand, seems incapable of failure. Besides the graphics engine in Dragon Age.
Go get Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory.The_KFD_Case wrote...
Jake71887 wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
Off-topic: Anyone played the new Splinter Cell game? Apparently a speedy run-through lasts all of 5 fringgin' hours. Granted, I usually take my sweet time exploring games I play and doing certain things with a perfectionist attitude, so I'd likely get many more hours out of it than that. However, Ubisoft is on my black list thanks to their craptacular "constant-internet-connection-required" for their PC games, so now I won't buy any of their games - not even for the Xbox 360 I own. I may buy it second hand though when it's lower in price and with the added bonus of not granting a single cent/penny/other-currency-denomination to those simian bastards.
Haven't played it; but I do plan on renting it when I get my lazy ass around to it... Think it may be the first int he series I don't buy though.. least not at full price anyway
I just completed my first Splinter Cell game experience earlier tonight. It was Splinter Cell: Double Agent. Hugely enjoyable once I got over my annoyance with gamepad control responses that mimick that of the Titanic trying to turn on a dime compared to my gaming mouse and keyboard.
RedTracer7 wrote...
runescapeguy9 wrote...
Bethesda lost all rights as a game developer to me on Star Trek LegacyRedTracer7 wrote...
The tri-fecta of game developers:
1) Bethesda
2) Bioware
3) Valve
They have there problems, but who doesn't? Bethesda also put out Elder Scrolls III & IV, and Fallout 3, which are the defining Western RPGS (besides Mass Effect, of course).
Valve, for example, is taking their own goddamn time getting anything about Half Life 2: Episode Three released. And then there is their support of TF:2 on the Xbox (or COMPLETE lack thereof).
Bioware, on the other hand, seems incapable of failure. Besides the graphics engine in Dragon Age.
I'd rather see the entire squad in a bar doing karaoke to classic rock (AC/DC, Queen, Aerosmith, The Beatles, etc).sergio71785 wrote...
JeanLuc761 wrote...
I won't support it only because it wouldn't fit into the universe at ALL.
I wouldn't mind seeing a fan do it though
Sure it would. The song would still be around in the future! It would be a classical earth song.
Guest_runescapeguy9_*
Ya I got that already. I just hope they published it without looking at more than the cover.sergio71785 wrote...
By the way, that Star Trek game wasn't made by Bethesda--they only published it. It was developed by "Mad Doc Software"
MarineBorn wrote...
LOL!MrBoomba wrote...
MarineBorn wrote...
Someone make a montage of Tali and Shepard with the "im a barbie girl song" playing while they dance our fight something!
Lol, yes!
person 1-NO
person 2-NO
person 3-NO
person 4-NO
Crazy guy 1-YES!
The_KFD_Case wrote...
Jake71887 wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
Off-topic: Anyone played the new Splinter Cell game? Apparently a speedy run-through lasts all of 5 fringgin' hours. Granted, I usually take my sweet time exploring games I play and doing certain things with a perfectionist attitude, so I'd likely get many more hours out of it than that. However, Ubisoft is on my black list thanks to their craptacular "constant-internet-connection-required" for their PC games, so now I won't buy any of their games - not even for the Xbox 360 I own. I may buy it second hand though when it's lower in price and with the added bonus of not granting a single cent/penny/other-currency-denomination to those simian bastards.
Haven't played it; but I do plan on renting it when I get my lazy ass around to it... Think it may be the first int he series I don't buy though.. least not at full price anyway
I just completed my first Splinter Cell game experience earlier tonight. It was Splinter Cell: Double Agent. Hugely enjoyable once I got over my annoyance with gamepad control responses that mimick that of the Titanic trying to turn on a dime compared to my gaming mouse and keyboard.
Bah, I traded it back in the day after I bought it. Got the Leisure Suit Larry collection instead. 15-20 year old game series, still way more fun than STLrunescapeguy9 wrote...
I was hoping for it to be a decent game too. UU mod makes it a little better but it's still glitchy as crap.knight5923 wrote...
Holy crap, you're not kidding. That game was horrible. the worst AI (both enemy and ally) or any game I've ever played. An insult all other IP's to even refer to it as a video game:sick:runescapeguy9 wrote...
Bethesda lost all rights as a game developer to me on Star Trek LegacyRedTracer7 wrote...
The tri-fecta of game developers:
1) Bethesda
2) Bioware
3) Valve
Jake71887 wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
Jake71887 wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
Off-topic: Anyone played the new Splinter Cell game? Apparently a speedy run-through lasts all of 5 fringgin' hours. Granted, I usually take my sweet time exploring games I play and doing certain things with a perfectionist attitude, so I'd likely get many more hours out of it than that. However, Ubisoft is on my black list thanks to their craptacular "constant-internet-connection-required" for their PC games, so now I won't buy any of their games - not even for the Xbox 360 I own. I may buy it second hand though when it's lower in price and with the added bonus of not granting a single cent/penny/other-currency-denomination to those simian bastards.
Haven't played it; but I do plan on renting it when I get my lazy ass around to it... Think it may be the first int he series I don't buy though.. least not at full price anyway
I just completed my first Splinter Cell game experience earlier tonight. It was Splinter Cell: Double Agent. Hugely enjoyable once I got over my annoyance with gamepad control responses that mimick that of the Titanic trying to turn on a dime compared to my gaming mouse and keyboard.
I've played em all since they came out, with the exception of conviction and one I think came out on PSP, one of my favorite game franchises ever...
sergio71785 wrote...
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