alanschu

Because this isn't the KOTOR2 Forums. This is the "Other Games" forums.

No experience with the FFTA. And yeah, you'd probably get wasted because the enemies are based on Ramza's level, and you just left the rest of your group in the dust :D

I agree. If 0.1% of the people that play violent video games committ violent crimes. Rockstar sold over three million copies of GTA3. If GTA3 created violent people, why haven't there been at least ten thousand or so maniacal killers created? Henry Jenkins wrote an interesting article, and he bases his conclusions on scientific analysis and not dramatic, colourful emotional responses of anecdotal evidence. You can take a peek at his article, Eight Myths About Video Games Debunked, which at points refers to violence in video games. In particular, I like the observation that over 90% of young boys play violent video games. Basically what this means is that if a young boy commits a violent act, there's a good chance that he's played a violent video game, so these activists will have no shortage of ammunition in their crusade.

Well you can max 1 "job" per map. It allows powerleveling to the nth power. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well, I suppose that's a good point....but it's only abused if that's what you want to do. And given that it's a single player game, the only person's experience that is ruined is your own. I never did that, and I enjoyed the game I think it's just as broken as the people that cast pointless spells in "learn by doing" games at random intervals, just so that they get more experience doing it.

Oi! First rule of brain-storming is no qualitative criticism. sorry, didn't realize this was just a brainstorming session!

Even if they fixed bugs, would you still delay leaving the game?

Well...you did just kinda spoil it for me

Would it make sense for someone to just learn new things about the Force? I would suspect that smiply learning to manipulate the Force is going to be a damned hard thing to do, considering examples like Luke being Force Sensitive is whole life, but not even knowing it existed until he received training. And as for learning something that normal Jedi/Sith would never have known...I think it would kind of be like one of us discovering something in physics that teams of physicists never discovered, despite their years of research.

Errr.....why would you tell me that?

Coop makes crap games good. Like Serious Sam

Which would explain the dark ages.

Errr, I don't think Taris the planet is gone. It's just been bombarded to bits. A lot like Telos. And he had a whole fleet blockading the planet, so it wasn't just one ship.

Some games just work better for a controller. I own a controller for my sports games, and a joystick for any game that involves flying.

I'm pretty sure the planet's name was Taris, and that it was Taris the planet they are talking about when they say Taris has been annihilated.

I certainly wasn't taken out of the game by the music. I barely notice the music (which is the way it should be IMO). Increasing the quality of it would mean I would barely notice higher quality to music. I don't stop playing the game to go "ooooo, this is in English 7.1!"

Hmmmm...except I got the impression that Taris was pretty annihilated.

I just wanted to put some perspective on things.... But I'll make sure to not lapse down to "their" level again. Permission to smack me upside the head if I do.

A variety of character models could help in making the world seem more alive and immersive.

You can complete the fuel quest, but I think it is possible to break it so it can't be completed.

How so? It's been a while since I have played it.

My posts per day is misleading, as you'll find few posts from between March and July. It'll be hard to catch up with my current trend of 200 :flex:

That would absolutely suck in a RPG. Maybe if it was a once-in-a-blue-moon chance, but not a regular occurance. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think you could make it work. You'd just have to greatly limit the hit chance, and make it a game between offense and defense values.

You've only been registered for a short time......so I still smash you to goo with my total post count

Oooooo! I also liked Jedi Knight as well. Brings back memory of the good ol' days with the live action cutscenes :D

The big thing about GoldenEye it would seem, is the accessibility it had. It pretty much single handedly brought the FPS to the mainstream in consoles (sure, Turok had existed before hand and was a fun game, but the party-factor of Goldeneye was exceptionally popular).