The art style seemed interesting, and I can enjoy stealth games if they give me a lot of ways to approach a situation. But I tend to enjoy straightforward combat a lot more than stealth. It was more of a general complaint than a criticism of Dishonored specifically.
And to be entirely fair, I played it for about 30 minutes. I imagine it gets more open after the first level. :retard:
The first level being the prison or the first assassination? Imo, Dishonored did a great job with its gameplay, animation, and artistic appeal, but I wish there were more ways to be non lethal than there are. I never noticed it being constricting on how you approach things though, be it lethal or not. It just doesn’t have as many non lethal methods as there are lethal methods.
Been playing some FO:NV and I just did the quest where you prep for Pres Kimball to arrive only to have it magically glitch and kill him without him even being there to die. Complete pisser, cause I’d leveled up in order to actually catch all the things that go wrong.
Also, does anyone know if NV continues with its DLC’s like FO3 does when you have Broken Steel with it? Cause I don’t wanna end the game, since I haven’t finished exploring, but if I can beat it and go back like FO3 does when you have the DLC’s, that’d be nice.
That’s my issue. There are dozens of ways to kill guards, but not killing them basically boils down to using chokeouts or the very scarce sleep darts. And if you get seen, they all try to kill you, and you have even less non-lethal options.
Ahh I see. I agree. It could have really benefited from a baton or other bludgeon, like Thief.
This is what I accomplished/played today. (besides drowning my sorrows) dota2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHvWwT-oomM
I think the game ends when you finish the main quest line, so you’ll probably want to play through the DLCs first (and finish exploring everything you’re interested in on the main map).
Aww laaammmeeeee. Thanks though. I already started the final bit, but I saved at the Mojave Drive-In and such so I can just go back.
I imagine there’s a mod that lets you continue after finishing.
Yeah, there is
I figured there was. I’d totally mod the hell out of this game if I played it on PC x) my laptop sucks, I can’t play much on it. I need to keep saving up for a decent PC to use.
Tribes: Ascend. Servers seem to be doing good lately, haven’t seen any crashes lately and the load times are downright snappy compared to a week or two ago. My aim is also improving, but I still can’t set up a flag grab to save my life.
Sam and Max Season 2. There’s always just ONE point in each episode where I get stuck and can’t figure how to advance. In retrospect I’m not sure why I couldn’t see the solutions before, although at least Night of the Raving Dead does have a number of red herrings that might have thrown me off. Oh well, still fun and hilarious.
Ultra Street Fighter 4. It appears they’ve nerfed the hell out of Seth in arcade mode since the original SF4, which is nice. Still took me a dozen tries to beat my rival just before him, though, so I guess it’s more or less the same thing.
I tried playing Jagged Alliance 2 again but got my shit slapped in the exact same spot.
Eh, Titanfall was OK to me. Seems like it was a bit overhyped and I got bored of it pretty quickly. I was back to TF2 within a week.
I enjoyed the shit out of my 2-day Titanfall trial. The mechanics are all very solid, and it’s just tons of fun to play.
I finally found a good Jezzball clone to play called IceBreaker. There’s a site where you can download the original version of Jezzball but it doesn’t work on Win7 64 bit.
Dark Souls
Went through the Depths, area boss was nasty to look at but fairly easy to beat.
You mean… you play New Vegas unmodded?
That’s rough.
More Tomb Raider. The original. I think I’m almost done… I love this game.
Finally finished Wolfenstein: The New Order.
Fantastic game… until the ending. Or not. I can’t even figure out what I feel about the game after that.
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