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Sammuthegreat wrote...
In fairness, the Autosave function in ME1 was absolutely abysmal, on Xbox at least. But still, 5 hours does seem rather excessive. Unless the engine broke down and he had to get Wrex to push the Mako.
Simon_Says wrote...
Sammuthegreat wrote...
In fairness, the Autosave function in ME1 was absolutely abysmal, on Xbox at least. But still, 5 hours does seem rather excessive. Unless the engine broke down and he had to get Wrex to push the Mako.
Thank you. You've now conjured images of arctic sled teams pulled by krogan in my head.
MUSH!
What's the difference, exactly?spotlessvoid wrote...
If control was actually possible, then it is the best choice. Shepard doesn't become the next starchild, he replaces him.
Oh I don't know. You'd have had to headbutt them into submission in the first place just to get the leashes on...spotlessvoid wrote...
That would be your first and only MUSH!
Modifié par Simon_Says, 27 avril 2012 - 06:08 .
Sammuthegreat wrote...
Sero303 wrote...
byne wrote...
llbountyhunter wrote...
byne wrote...
I got bored of Witcher 2 and stopped playing after collecting something (mucus maybe? idk) that will apparently help me fight some monster in the river. I never actually fought the monster.
Does the game pick up from that point, or no?
I know how it feels... I confess I stoped played me1 for awhile after dying several times and having to redo a 5 hour long mako drive....
Man, where were you that you had a 5 hour long Mako drive?
Seriously, were you stoned or something?
In fairness, the Autosave function in ME1 was absolutely abysmal, on Xbox at least. But still, 5 hours does seem rather excessive. Unless the engine broke down and he had to get Wrex to push the Mako.
paxxton wrote...
Simon_Says wrote...
paxxton wrote...
I'm flattered.Simon_Says wrote...
Paxxton
has just done the very same thing as the Starchild: state something
that raises so many questions that won't be answered that it's too hard
not to go "wtf?" and not take it seriously.
I'm not trying to disparage you or anything. I can respect that you don't like something. It's just that, well, don't expect to go onto a gaming forum, say you don't like medeival fantasy and expect people not to react puzzled and incredulous.
Why?
byne wrote...
paxxton wrote...
Simon_Says wrote...
paxxton wrote...
I'm flattered.Simon_Says wrote...
Paxxton
has just done the very same thing as the Starchild: state something
that raises so many questions that won't be answered that it's too hard
not to go "wtf?" and not take it seriously.
I'm not trying to disparage you or anything. I can respect that you don't like something. It's just that, well, don't expect to go onto a gaming forum, say you don't like medeival fantasy and expect people not to react puzzled and incredulous.
Why?
Because games set in medieval times are like half of the games that exist.
Simon_Says wrote...
What's the difference, exactly?spotlessvoid wrote...
If control was actually possible, then it is the best choice. Shepard doesn't become the next starchild, he replaces him.Oh I don't know. You'd have had to headbutt them into submission in the first place just to get the leashes on...spotlessvoid wrote...
That would be your first and only MUSH!
ceruleancrescent wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So it seems I'd be better off with the other half of the games in existence.
Simon_Says wrote...
Fighting the actual monster is a blast. And then the game only gets better from there. Get to it!
spotlessvoid wrote...
If control was actually possible, then it is the best choice. Shepard doesn't become the next starchild, he replaces him. That would allow him to implement his own plans and force the Reapers to leave/help the galaxy/fly into a sun/etc.
byne wrote...
Because games set in medieval times are like half of the games that exist.
byne wrote...
Sammuthegreat wrote...
Sero303 wrote...
byne wrote...
llbountyhunter wrote...
byne wrote...
I got bored of Witcher 2 and stopped playing after collecting something (mucus maybe? idk) that will apparently help me fight some monster in the river. I never actually fought the monster.
Does the game pick up from that point, or no?
I know how it feels... I confess I stoped played me1 for awhile after dying several times and having to redo a 5 hour long mako drive....
Man, where were you that you had a 5 hour long Mako drive?
Seriously, were you stoned or something?
In fairness, the Autosave function in ME1 was absolutely abysmal, on Xbox at least. But still, 5 hours does seem rather excessive. Unless the engine broke down and he had to get Wrex to push the Mako.
I do recall one time on Therum, where I got all the way to the end, and while trying to glitch the Mako through that tiny path so I could use it on the final fight with the geth Armature, I accidentally ran into the lava.
Had to redo the entire freaking level from the point where the Normandy drops the Mako.
I guess thats what I get for waiting until after doing everything else before going to get Liara. In my defense, I wanted to get this scene.
Also, the top rated comment on that video is oddly relevant to this thread.
Dendio1 wrote...
Something about these pics make me feel like shepard undergoes total defeat.
Not only death, but servitude to the reaper cause. There is nothing worse than being turned to fight against all you love.
Rifneno wrote...
byne wrote...
Because games set in medieval times are like half of the games that exist.
That can't be true. Everyone knows that 93% of all video games are WWII shooters.
... Seriously, they need to stop making those goddamn things. Enough. Is. Enough.
byne wrote...
'Tis like Bastila said in KotOR:
"What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?'"
balance5050 wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So it seems I'd be better off with the other half of the games in existence.
Yes... and EA sports.
Modifié par paxxton, 27 avril 2012 - 06:19 .
Sammuthegreat wrote...
byne wrote...
'Tis like Bastila said in KotOR:
"What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?'"
And... just remind me, who wrote those lines? I'm sure I know the company's name... like, Bio... BioHazard or something...
Sammuthegreat wrote...
byne wrote...
'Tis like Bastila said in KotOR:
"What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?'"
And... just remind me, who wrote those lines? I'm sure I know the company's name... like, Bio... BioHazard or something...
paxxton wrote...
balance5050 wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So it seems I'd be better off with the other half of the games in existence.
Yes... and EA sports.
That would be too extreme. I don't mind good story-telling.
byne wrote...
Sammuthegreat wrote...
byne wrote...
'Tis like Bastila said in KotOR:
"What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?'"
And... just remind me, who wrote those lines? I'm sure I know the company's name... like, Bio... BioHazard or something...
No, it ended in Ware...
I think it was TupperWare.
llbountyhunter wrote...
paxxton wrote...
balance5050 wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So it seems I'd be better off with the other half of the games in existence.
Yes... and EA sports.
That would be too extreme. I don't mind good story-telling.
have you played assassins creed? that ones is technically in a modern setting....
byne wrote...
Sammuthegreat wrote...
byne wrote...
'Tis like Bastila said in KotOR:
"What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?'"
And... just remind me, who wrote those lines? I'm sure I know the company's name... like, Bio... BioHazard or something...
No, it ended in Ware...
I think it was TupperWare.
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