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Something something, anime fan on prom night!!! This looks good, but why not bring back the X Style of 16 Bit graphics? Anyway, this is promising at least.

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#2  Edited By superfriend

Gosh, remember when these forums were about having fun? Back in 08 or 10 a thread like this one would have been welcomed with open arms for a fun lil stab at a completely overblown discussion. And now here we are, either not getting the gist of it, or again trying to argue it into the ground. Thanks, passage of time!

I also think you should have added Darth Icky as one of the options. Thanks.

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Just realized that this thread calls it Hl3, while Mark says this is episode 3. The end of this also seems like a setup for the actual half life 3

Yeah, this. It seems pretty clear this was supposed to be the third episode. If at some point it got changed and made into HL3, it might have been completely different at that point.

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I don't know why, but somehow it seems like this sort of behavior has become a lot more prevalent in say, the last 10 years?

I remember actually having good conversations with strangers in Halo 2 and 3. I remember talking to these people in the lobby and forming a party and just using the voice chat for calling out enemies and weapons. I also talked to a Scottish dude about body hair. Those conversations might have been weird and kinda terrible sometimes, but at least we were able to talk to each other without it devolving into slur-wars.

Of course there have always been people who don't appreciate being told what to do, while others don't even wanna hear about anything other than the game. That sort of thing is fine. Different strokes and all that. But the flat out - attack-you-on-sight people? I don't remember that problem being as bad back then.

Maybe that is just my perspective. Maybe it has always been bad. Maybe it is more dependent on gender that I thought.

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Yeah there was a need for Uncharted 4. That series deserved a better last part than Uncharted 3. THAT game was a dud, at least story wise.

I think you might be confusing good performances with likable characters? Maybe the intent of Uncharted 4's script was to make you Question Drakes decisions when it comes to his brother?

Same thing with Delsin Rowe. That guy is supposed to be kind of a giant ass. I think that is completely valid. Not every story has to have a hero going through a journey of self discovery or an anti hero getting redemption. Not everything has to follow the Hollywood formula. It's like we're trained to look for character arcs these days. Everybody is a writer and they're all writing the same stories in their heads.

Oh and Pagan Min was lame. Because in that case it kinda seemed they just wanted to recapture Far Cry 3's magic a little too hard. Didn't matter that much, because the guy is in like 2 scenes of the game. It did bring us an awesome alternate ending though.

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You're right! If there is any game worthy of GOTY 2014, it would have to be Divinity Original Sin. I'm not even kidding.

As for Mordor, I really enjoyed it. The two zones seemed way too small and somehow still not very interesting (a very 'my first open world game' feel) and the nemesis system could be really cool IF you screwed around with it. If you were just playing the game, most of these Orcs did not stand a chance and you never saw the most interesting aspects of the game.

It was a pretty cool game though, and I hope the sequel improves on the open world aspects of the first one. So far it doesn't look like it.. it just seems like even more systems and orc ladders stacked on top of the first game. I sure hope they hired some designers from devs that made better open worlds in the meantime.

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#7  Edited By superfriend

I want a way to give money directly to them and not to Square Enix Eidos or whatever they call themselves these days. So that is awesome. Now, if I buy the rest of Hitman season one, does that still benefit them, or do they just own the second season?

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No such thing as linear exploration. That would be a guided tour.

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Hmm, this looks more like a standalone expansion than a proper sequel. I was hoping they'd take a bigger step forward.

Duuude, but the have like ONE new raid! ONE. It's like they completely ignored everyone talking about their lack of content in the first game.

The game looks cool, but man that thing looks like it will be one big planet and three smaller planets... kinda like the first game?! Everything seems like Destiny 1 with a coat of paint and some cinematics thrown in.