soliloquy
Well-Known Member
metal gear solid 3: snake eater
4th run in
LOVE THIS GAME!!!!
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Crap, forgot about Metro 2033 and the STALKER series! I ADORE them, and anyone who gets an opportunity should play them. Metro has the best immersion and tragic feel of any game I've ever played, and truly terrified me in some instances.
Were you playing Clear Sky Edika? That one always messed up for me, imo it was the low point in the series. Shadow of Chernobyl was great though a little buggy, at least it was completely unforgiving. If you have them on Steam they should update to the latest versions which should kill most bugs. Call of Pripyat has to be my favourite though, very balanced and a little more accessible for general audiences with the much-needed improvements to game maps and addition of home bases.
Don't know many who actually bought DLC as it was generally fairly bad and lack luster, but the expansion was alright I guess.
DA2 was much more straight forward and they simplified much of how you get around. To me, it's an improvement on DA1 in all directions. The story itself seems to be typical of middle installments in a series. It's very well written and orchestrated but ends on more preview of whats coming than climax.
The DLC's are pretty cool but not really worth what they want. I've already plowed through Legacy with one of my completed games and that came out yesterday. They add to the content without overwhelming it.
Overall I'd give it an 8.5 out of 10. I have complaints about it but they're nothing more than small nitpicks and nothing worth even writing out. If it helps, it's the first game in years to hold my attention longer than a few days. The last that did that was Infamous on PS3 and that's been out a while. If it wasn't the shit I would've done just one play through but I'm looking forward to going through a third time just to see how it all plays out with answering every question like a total prick.
gtfo my base, suckers
(it's Cyberstorm 2: Corporate Wars, a game from 1998 and one of my favorites ever)