I played halfway through it twice and couldnt bring myself to go on.

 

Its rubbish of epic proportions.

No, it just wasn't as good as TLJ and the open end wasn't all that great.

 

No, it was rubbish because its hard to imagine worse implemented and more nonsensical gameplay. Neither action, nor adventure but something worse than both. To be that bad takes concious effort.

In 5+ years of playing

Crikey, blimey and bloody hell.

 

Can't fiqure out is that epic dedication or some sort of sickness

I installed Dreamfall once.. and my computer died and one of the sli cards in it blew up.. so I seem to have a psychological block against re-installing it.

I installed Dreamfall once.. and my computer died and one of the sli cards in it blew up.. so I seem to have a psychological block against re-installing it.

 

Playing it is actually a worse ordeal.

In 5+ years of playing

Crikey, blimey and bloody hell.

 

Can't fiqure out is that epic dedication or some sort of sickness

 

 

A little of column A, a little of column B.

...

*pats back* Don't worry champ, there's always a next time.

 

With only a .2% chance of dropping, and then you have to win the roll, that "next time" could be a long way off.

Or you could just quit playing WoW and resume living.

I played halfway through it twice and couldnt bring myself to go on.

 

Its rubbish of epic proportions.

No, it just wasn't as good as TLJ and the open end wasn't all that great.

 

No, it was rubbish because its hard to imagine worse implemented and more nonsensical gameplay. Neither action, nor adventure but something worse than both. To be that bad takes concious effort.

Yes, the gameplay sucked, but the story, characters, music were still pretty decent, just not at TLJ's level.

I'm actually prone to forgive every failing if a game has a good story. Dreamfall though, was too much to swallow.

I do think Dreamfall's story sucks, because basically one gets only half of it, plus one gets treated with more unresolved plot lines and cliffhangers than in an average Robert Jordan novel. I also can't stand the main character of the game, who's boring, incredibly annoying & completely clueless the entire game.

 

The main reason why I like the game, despite all this, is TLJ nostalgia. It's worth playing through at least once to see some old TLJ characters again (even though some of them got butchered) and find out what happened to them - not to mention revisiting some TLJ locations in 3D was pretty nice the first time through.

Maybe I'm being overly nostalgic.

 

 

Still, the super sad ending was pretty interesting

 

Or you could just quit playing WoW and resume living.

 

You shut your filty mouth!

Gave up on Homeworld. Yes, I know it's supposed to be slow, but damnit, at this point it's just boring.

But the ending is so beautiful

Sorry, the story isn't worth me spending an hour watching ressource collectors gather space dust every mission.

Then watch the ending on youtube, you lazy bum!

That a: defeats the purpose of enjoying the game, b: isn't satisfying.

Sure, but it's still worth watching.

What do you think I did immediately after giving up?

 

I do this all the time - go check out key story points or cutscenes in old games that I don't feel like playing through.

Well, yay, then.

What a waste.

I'm just now reinstalling PST on my netbook with all the newest fanpatches and whatnot.

For the most part Mass Effect 2 and Arcanum.

...

*pats back* Don't worry champ, there's always a next time.

 

With only a .2% chance of dropping, and then you have to win the roll, that "next time" could be a long way off.

I think there's 3 total on our server (Azgalor), and only one Ashbringer.

Finished ME1. Will finally be continuing Dragon Age now, but I'm still doubting between Human Noble and Dwarf Commoner. Are there any noteworthy differences between the two? I'm usually not very fond of playing a dwarf, but I read good things about it.

 

Edit: Ah screw it, I'm not satisfied with how my human faces turn out, so I'll just go with the dwarf.

Edited February 2, 201015 yr by Pope