Not as demented as it would first appear from what has been levelled at me in the past.Paul the sparky wrote:Judging whether or not you like a game based on playing it? Demented.
Feeling you can judge a whole from a small part is a bit strange. Why bother finish anything if that's the case?Paul the sparky wrote:Judging whether or not you like a game based on playing it? Demented.
At least they were based on some form of reality this time, trippin' your tits off, but I'm with you. They were the worst part of the game...MattyJ wrote:Also, Uncharted have done this. Unneccisary supernatural plot twist. I know the Indiana Jones movies have that element to them and Uncharted uses them as templates, but the games didn't need it.
Moto70 wrote:At least they were based on some form of reality this time, trippin' your tits off, but I'm with you. They were the worst part of the game... ...again.Also, Uncharted have done this. Unneccisary supernatural plot twist. I know the Indiana Jones movies have that element to them and Uncharted uses them as templates, but the games didn't need it.
g.man wrote:I'm not convinced I've actually bought a game this year...and yet I feel like I've missed nothing.
regards
g.man
ChattinWithChet wrote:If you want to judge something as a whole or how it stands objectively or as close as possible to other games of the year then the game should be played through, not the demo. I would have thought that was pretty obvious.
It was a fantastic game, for me it was the first true taste of what was to come on the consoles. Fantastic multiplayer riding the back of a brilliant (up to a point) campaign.hylian_elf wrote:Crytek repeatedly that bollocks with Crysis. Great game ruined by some fucking stupid alien bullshit with crap levels at the end. Not gonna stop me going back and checking out Far Cry, though. At least I know roughly what to expect.
Mod74 wrote:ChattinWithChet wrote:If you want to judge something as a whole or how it stands objectively or as close as possible to other games of the year then the game should be played through, not the demo. I would have thought that was pretty obvious.
It is obvious, and unless I've missed it I haven't seen anyone say "I only played the demo of X but it's my game of the year"
That's a pretty daft thing to say, Tempy.Tempy wrote:I've played about 8-12 hours of XCOM now and I wouldn't even be happy to pass cursory judgement on it.
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