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^^I could make a detailed list why that isn't true, but... no. Instead you get this: R00fles!

I've noticed that as well. I think it's because turning up one's nose at a game and harping upon its flaws and mediocrity make one seem much smarter and knowledgeable about the business than the developers, who obviously have no clue as to how a "good" game is constructed. In some gaming circles, liking a game makes one appear to the hard-core cynics as puppy-like, fanboy, or sheeple behavior. Only those who can articulate how poor a game really is are, like, the "real" gamers. Or maybe after a few weeks the initial wonder and awe wears down and you start to remember the annoying bits - like the "Decompression in progress" sequence in ME, interestingly over which I haven't seen anyone complain yet for some reason. And then come the "How to design games "properly" discussions.

Nice .gif. Certain people on this forum have a strange definition of 'whining'.

But the "lady" has big boobies!

It would probably play just as it sounds JRPG combat with torment story and dialogue? No way.

Anything for a more favorable outcome huh? Nope. BG 2 (as far as I got anyway) had context for the fights. BG 1 was about randomly exploringkilling everything in the wilderness.

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No. They had plenty of time, money and experience. Why should a new game be compared to their first and oldest game instead of their best? Because BG 1 is grindier I guess?

But how am I supposed to not leave the house when I'm already 2 rads away?

I'd totally play that.Finalscape: Tormentasy VII

Tribes: Vengeance by some peopleIrrational Games Sci-fi FPS (with jetpacks \o/), interesting -if sometimes dumb- story, you play different characters at certain points (including father, mother, daughter, brother, assassin - technically the daughter's the main). Graphics are kinda meh, but who cares.

I know, I wanna play Gears of Dune. Use the Sandworms as cover!

Septerra Core was '99 and some kewl cutscenes. Also, FF VII.

Go go go! Will there be drift?

Alienage: Later available. Breath of fresh air: Ahahahahaha!

Time to sprinkle a little blood magic on those babies. - I would totally raise a blight in her Ostagar. - I would totally venture into her Deep Road. - She could totally rebuild my Circle Tower. - Etcetcetcetc.... I'd totally wander her Denerim streets.

You mean it couldn't possibly be that she's using Shep and pretending...? Frankly, the prospect of a Mata Hari of sorts is more interesting to me than yet another not-evil-but-misguided character that returns to the light by virtue of Shep's Saving Grace. Morrigan in DA? Kinda undermined in that she flat-out admit's it. Just a guess: Wouldn't be the first win-win gambit I've seen.

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/velanna-...ragon-age/61802 Oh hey, another maleficar. With cleavage.

I'm arguing that increasing gameplay replayability (multiple endings, party banter, etc) won't make a difference if the game is not fun (imagine ME with only the mineral mining). You're the one who just said games aren't worth replaying twice no matter how fun they are.

Contradiction WHOA DUDE No, not really.Tho yea, I forgot about the card hunting in Painkiller.

Painkiller, Serious Sam, Doom, Hl 2 Ep 2 etc. Great fun, 0 replay value.Except wait... if I had fun with it, then I'll have fun playing it again! WHOA DUDE! (Trying to) Replay(ing) something that has great RVbut is boring me to tears makes a lot less sense.

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