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[Collider]

I'm terrible at stealth games.

[Nightwriter]

andysilv87 wrote...

Nightwriter wrote...

Is jtav gone?

Probably sleeping.

Aw, that's too bad. I wanted to know where I could get some more of that awesome fanfic.

[kraidy1117]

andysilv87 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

MegWithAMouth wrote...

Breakdown Boy wrote...

Meg, I thought you might be sleeping....what you playing? What's SC:C?

Splinter Cell: Conviction. Awesome game.

I might rent it, just a little nervous that it focus too much on action and less on stealth.

There's still plenty of stealth, don't worry. Although most of the time now if you screw up you get to go on a killing spree without worrying about reaching the 3 alarms limit, hehe.

I am a MGS fan, I don't take stealth lighty

[kraidy1117]

Collider wrote...

I'm terrible at stealth games.

I gues you did not beat MGS3?

[Andysilv]

Nightwriter wrote...

andysilv87 wrote...

Nightwriter wrote...

Is jtav gone?

Probably sleeping.

Aw, that's too bad. I wanted to know where I could get some more of that awesome fanfic.

I wish I could help but I don't think I can unfortunately. Sorry.

[Andysilv]

kraidy1117 wrote...

I am a MGS fan, I don't take stealth lighty

Well I've always been a Splinter Cell fan rather than a MGS fan so I can't comment on MGS. But having played all SC games Conviction still feels like part of the series. Very different of course but it still feels like Splinter Cell at heart, to me at least.

[Breakdown Boy]

MegWithAMouth wrote...

Breakdown Boy wrote...

Meg, I thought you might be sleeping....what you playing? What's SC:C?

Splinter Cell: Conviction. Awesome game.

Cool.

[Collider]

kraidy1117 wrote...

Collider wrote...

I'm terrible at stealth games.

I gues you did not beat MGS3?

I didn't, actually. I rented the game but did not finish it and did not rerent it. I was, for some reason, able to look at all of the cutscenes and the ending despite having only gotten to the old sniper guy boss.

[kraidy1117]

andysilv87 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

I am a MGS fan, I don't take stealth lighty

Well I've always been a Splinter Cell fan rather than a MGS fan so I can't comment on MGS. But having played all SC games Conviction still feels like part of the series. Very different of course but it still feels like Splinter Cell at heart, to me at least.

i will give it a go, as long as stealth plays a huge part in the game then I am happy. I loved SC and SC2.

[kraidy1117]

Collider wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

Collider wrote...

I'm terrible at stealth games.

I gues you did not beat MGS3?

I didn't, actually. I rented the game but did not finish it and did not rerent it. I was, for some reason, able to look at all of the cutscenes and the ending despite having only gotten to the old sniper guy boss.

You missed the best boss battle in the history of gaming. The boss was epic, the ultimate sniper battle, flashy would love that boss.

[Andysilv]

kraidy1117 wrote...

andysilv87 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

I am a MGS fan, I don't take stealth lighty

Well I've always been a Splinter Cell fan rather than a MGS fan so I can't comment on MGS. But having played all SC games Conviction still feels like part of the series. Very different of course but it still feels like Splinter Cell at heart, to me at least.

i will give it a go, as long as stealth plays a huge part in the game then I am happy. I loved SC and SC2.

The thing with the stealth this time is you have lots of opportunities to take down people silently and stuff, only this time you're rewarded for killing rather than being punished like you were in the old games most of the time. There are quite a few sections where you have to remain undetected which bring back the memories a bit.

[kraidy1117]

andysilv87 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

andysilv87 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

I am a MGS fan, I don't take stealth lighty

Well I've always been a Splinter Cell fan rather than a MGS fan so I can't comment on MGS. But having played all SC games Conviction still feels like part of the series. Very different of course but it still feels like Splinter Cell at heart, to me at least.

i will give it a go, as long as stealth plays a huge part in the game then I am happy. I loved SC and SC2.

The thing with the stealth this time is you have lots of opportunities to take down people silently and stuff, only this time you're rewarded for killing rather than being punished like you were in the old games most of the time. There are quite a few sections where you have to remain undetected which bring back the memories a bit.

Thats what I don't like. I loved getting disadvanatges if you killed, reason why I love MGS3. That was a pure stealth game.

I wonder if it's poseable to beat the whole game without ever killing? I did it in MGS4 with the only things I killed where the metal gears and the final boss.

[Andysilv]

kraidy1117 wrote...

I wonder if it's poseable to beat the whole game without ever killing? I did it in MGS4 with the only things I killed where the metal gears and the final boss.

I'll be honest, that won't be possible. There are a lot of times when you need to kill a bunch of people.

[kraidy1117]

andysilv87 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

I wonder if it's poseable to beat the whole game without ever killing? I did it in MGS4 with the only things I killed where the metal gears and the final boss.

I'll be honest, that won't be possible. There are a lot of times when you need to kill a bunch of people.

Thats a shame, oh well it does fit Fisher tho. Fisher is not realy a happy guy anymore.

[Andysilv]

Goodnight! (again, hehe)

[kraidy1117]

night and thats alot of hugs ^ ^

[Ieldra]

Breakdown Boy wrote...
I am busy with the Miri special for Vanity Fair, looking for the right font, but I should have something decent by tomorow. I love working with GIMP, it's much better than Photo shop!

Looking forward to that one, Breakdown Boy.

@all:
Good morning!

Just finished reading ME:Ascension, after a first try a few weeks ago I aborted because I was getting bored by the clumsily presented exposition I already knew. It didn't get much better. Grayson had promise - I can only wonder what a more competent writer would've done with him. In Karpyshyn's hands he seemed like a patchwork character, pieced together from parts that didn't quite integrate into a believable whole. I don't think I need to repeat details about the atrocious worldbuilding - not much SF atmosphere there. It feels like a present-day scenario clumsily transferred to an SF universe.

Cerberus comes across as quite a bit more "evil" than in ME2. I've always thought they could be subtle, and they'd prefer to be as a rule, being a secret organization. This brutal direct approach to things seems unnecessarily cruel as well as risky to the point of stupidity. It's also stereotypical villain behaviour, something I don't like to associate with an organization Miranda works for. I can't help thinking she would have approached the same objectives more elegantly. On the other side, TIM wouldn't have assigned Gillian to her, knowing she'd probably have more empathy for Gillian because of her own childhood.

BTW:
What's this here? A posting frenzy after a slow but intense weekend?

Modifié par Ieldra2, 19 avril 2010 - 07:41 .

[Yana Montana]

So darn hot!

[kraidy1117]

Yana Montana wrote...



So darn hot!

True that.

[Andysilv]

She looks lovely...as usual, hehe.

[kraidy1117]

andysilv87 wrote...

She looks lovely...as usual, hehe.

She always looks lovely. Her hair........

[Nightwriter]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Breakdown Boy wrote...
I am busy with the Miri special for Vanity Fair, looking for the right font, but I should have something decent by tomorow. I love working with GIMP, it's much better than Photo shop!

Looking forward to that one, Breakdown Boy.

@all:
Good morning!

Just finished reading ME:Ascension, after a first try a few weeks ago I aborted because I was getting bored by the clumsily presented exposition I already knew. It didn't get much better. Grayson had promise - I can only wonder what a more competent writer would've done with him. In Karpyshyn's hands he seemed like a patchwork character, pieced together from parts that didn't quite integrate into a believable whole. I don't think I need to repeat details about the atrocious worldbuilding - not much SF atmosphere there. It feels like a present-day scenario clumsily transferred to an SF universe.

Cerberus comes across as quite a bit more "evil" than in ME2. I've always thought they could be subtle, and they'd prefer to be as a rule, being a secret organization. This brutal direct approach to things seems unnecessarily cruel as well as risky to the point of stupidity. It's also stereotypical villain behaviour, something I don't like to associate with an organization Miranda works for. I can't help thinking she would have approached the same objectives more elegantly. On the other side, TIM wouldn't have assigned Gillian to her, knowing she'd probably have more empathy for Gillian because of her own childhood.

BTW:
What's this here? A posting frenzy after a slow but intense weekend?

I've never read Ascension, but I do know that arguing about the possible merits or justifications of Cerberus and its actions is a whole other ball game when you're talking to someone who's read Ascension. You might as well give up trying to convince them Cerberus could ever be good, ever.

It's like Ascension contains some kind of irrefutable proof. Not that I would ever try to convince someone Cerberus was good.

[Collider]

Part of the reason why Cerberus/TIM are good antagonists are because they are pretty vile yet were integral to reviving Shepard and taking down the collectors. And part of what makes some villains great are when they have good points that make you doubt yourself.

[kraidy1117]

Collider wrote...

Part of the reason why Cerberus/TIM are good antagonists are because they are pretty vile yet were integral to reviving Shepard and taking down the collectors. And part of what makes some villains great are when they have good points that make you doubt yourself.

"We both want the same thing, we just have diffrent methods" TIM