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Posted June 04, 2015
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tinyE: Are you talking about me or monkey? :P

He is a little kid, I just strive to be one.
I thought he was referring to the latter ;)
Posted June 04, 2015
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tinyE: Are you talking about me or monkey? :P

He is a little kid, I just strive to be one.
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Ophelium: I thought he was referring to the latter ;)
yep. meant him

also was listening to Blue Orchid by the White Stripes
Posted June 04, 2015
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ScotchMonkey: Manhunt had a cool concept marred by janky controls. Im totally with you P2. P1 just wasn't that good.
Yes, the Postal2 concept of "solve the way you like" is something unique and great.
I remember once I played as stoned pacifist that abhor violence (but loves the crack, otherwise I am not sure you can survive) and finished the game with 0 kills.
The first time I played as pretty much normal, if a little trigger happy, person who shoots to defend his life.
Another time I played as the stereotypical red neck "shoot first, don't ask" guy.
Another time I played as policeman. Sure, the game implies you steal the uniform. But in my mind was just the begin of the workday: go the station, put the uniform, go to your workplace: the streets.

Heck, I felt Postal2 much more a role playing game than games marked as RPG!
Posted June 04, 2015
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darthspudius: Manhunt and Postal were boring? Damn, someone forgot to tell my brain!
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etb: I am in the middle ground. I LOVE Postal2, I find Postal1 just meh, and I liked Manhunt until it becomes a 3d person shooter; I don't remember the details but after escaping the "movie" everyone has a gun and so the game has no more "hide and kill" gameplay.
Ah, I kind of agree to a point about manhunt. That last few levels were abit bleh, but the end was well worth it.
Posted June 04, 2015
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Novotnus: Wrong! The correct answer is:
I wanted to make sure you'd feel comfortable with me.
Let's try again:
You're as repulsive as a monkey in a negligee.
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Kardwill: Oooooh, I know, I know! "I wanted to make sure you'd feel comfortable with me."

Yeah, I often use the "flee" option during duels in Monkey Island, how could you tell?
It's easy - because you're cowardly as hell!
[yeah, that was the only way to learn new insults :)]
Posted June 04, 2015
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darthspudius: Manhunt and Postal were boring? Damn, someone forgot to tell my brain!
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etb: I am in the middle ground. I LOVE Postal2, I find Postal1 just meh, and I liked Manhunt until it becomes a 3d person shooter; I don't remember the details but after escaping the "movie" everyone has a gun and so the game has no more "hide and kill" gameplay.
About gameplay:

Postal 2 has some funny elements, probably the best one is the exploration, physics were also funny. Manhunt has some good mechanics but they are repeated ad nauseam, is not a bad ¨Stealth¨game at some moments and the combat was good. Postal 1 is simply a crap in terms of gameplay. Hatred is like Postal but well done, (not definitively on optimization but the gameplay is ok) To add other polemic game I should say that Carmageddon was the most funny of all, mixing the most interesting way of getting time for the Race through destruction and chaos, having exploration and very interesting physics plus being a nice ¨racing¨ game.

About content:

Carmaggedon was hilarious, apocalyptic and totally unrealistic, evil and funny. Postal 1 and Hatred are the same thing, you are one of these wackos that suddenly switch off from human connection and want revenge and attention, nothing much to explore here. Postal 2 has lots of morbid and dark humorous moments, most of them are pretty cheap, but still, not bad. Manhunt is the best in this part, as approaches the violence as a morbid necessity, both to survive (for the main character) and to WATCH (Audience)

So...

In this part I need to say that Manhunt is simply great in Content. I just get bored of the repetitive moments and mechanics. Carmageddon is by far the most funny of all, Hatred and Postal are the most polemic ones as they touch a key that terrifies society, the possibility of a simple guy or girl, your neighbor, get "postal", and just the look and the representation of this idea make people all around pee in their pants to assume that something so wrong can happen so close to them (Most part of them do not pay a shit about Wars in other countries, mostly paid and supported by our own governments armies), the same way some superstitious people do not like you talk to them about a sickness or about death, as they feel words could have some power over this. Postal 2 is in the middle of nowhere in this polemic, is polemic enough, but still has much of dark humor.

IMHO someone that can just copy the events on HATRED or POSTAL is going to explode soon or later whatever if he or she plays or not this shit. Brenda Spencer never needed a Videogame to start shooting everyone in 1979.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cleveland_Elementary_School_shooting_%28San_Diego%29

Maybe someone blamed SPACE INVADERS... but she blamed MONDAYS...
Post edited June 04, 2015 by YaTEdiGo
Posted June 04, 2015
By the way... I am the only one that would LOVE a XCOM with HATRED graphics, gore, destruction physics and isometric style? (But turn-based and with the same strategic and tactical options of the old XCOMs)

Seriously I couldn´t stop thinking about it when I was walking through the neighborhood, much more when I just jumped in the second floor of some buildings.

Wow, that WOULD BE a GAME to consider. I always wanted an UFO DARK game, in isometric view, with breathtaking dark art design, good animations, and not third person views, just tactical isometric game-play.

(And yes I own XENONAUTS and I think is great, and I enjoyed the new XCOMs and also own the Aftermath series here on GOG, but I still think there is not a "perfect" UFO game, with really scary and evil "greys" or Aliens, in a much darker and gore setup than all the XCOM like games we already have.)
Post edited June 04, 2015 by YaTEdiGo
Posted June 04, 2015
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johnnygoging: how dare you! how old are you now anyway?
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Ophelium: Don't bother. He's permanently 6.
I'm surprised you can count that high...
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monkeydelarge: I once owned a dog that was smarter than you.
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johnnygoging: how dare you! how old are you now anyway?
Give me the source of your avatar or I shall taunt him a second time!
Post edited June 04, 2015 by monkeydelarge
Posted June 05, 2015
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I just want to get something clarified, from someone who actually played the game. Is it true that the current build is unstable? Because if thst is true that could close the case for now. GOG rejects unstable builds unless the game is a best seller or something like that. Most unstable indie games never get released until they fix the issues.
Posted June 05, 2015
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LeonardoCornejo: I have not seen them trying to generate more controversy later, they are more or less satisfied with the sales it seems.
Once the cat is out of the box, the surprise is stale. Unless they decide to add a lot of new content, there's no point for them to make a move on that game.

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monkeydelarge: Every word you say to me is stupid.
Ha. Ha. Ha. Am I stupid, too?

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LeonardoCornejo: But I think I am wasting my time talking to a person that strongly defended Anita Sarkeesian not so long ago.
Have you even watched her videos?

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monkeydelarge: I once owned a dog that was smarter than you.
You once mistook your brother for a dog.
Posted June 05, 2015
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LeonardoCornejo: I have not seen them trying to generate more controversy later, they are more or less satisfied with the sales it seems.
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Dalswyn: Once the cat is out of the box, the surprise is stale. Unless they decide to add a lot of new content, there's no point for them to make a move on that game.

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monkeydelarge: Every word you say to me is stupid.
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Dalswyn: Ha. Ha. Ha. Am I stupid, too?

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LeonardoCornejo: But I think I am wasting my time talking to a person that strongly defended Anita Sarkeesian not so long ago.
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Dalswyn: Have you even watched her videos?

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monkeydelarge: I once owned a dog that was smarter than you.
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Dalswyn: You once mistook your brother for a dog.
Yes, I watchd a couple, and debunkings and decosntructuons of them too. Her videos are full of lies and cherrypicking.
Posted June 05, 2015
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LeonardoCornejo: Yes, I watchd a couple, and debunkings and decosntructuons of them too. Her videos are full of lies and cherrypicking.
Cherrypicking, sure. Lies, not so much. Why do you feel the need to antagonize her?
Posted June 05, 2015
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LeonardoCornejo: Yes, I watchd a couple, and debunkings and decosntructuons of them too. Her videos are full of lies and cherrypicking.
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Dalswyn: Cherrypicking, sure. Lies, not so much. Why do you feel the need to antagonize her?
Because she felt the need to antagonize all men. Let's not forget her tweets about "Toxica masculinity", because she feels the need to antagonize gamers, video games, and the creators of those games, and because she is a big fraud who could not even deliver what she promised to her backers and used to hang arround witha pickup artist.
Posted June 05, 2015
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Dalswyn: Cherrypicking, sure. Lies, not so much. Why do you feel the need to antagonize her?
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LeonardoCornejo: Because she felt the need to antagonize all men. Let's not forget her tweets about "Toxica masculinity", because she feels the need to antagonize gamers, video games, and the creators of those games, and because she is a big fraud who could not even deliver what she promised to her backers and used to hang arround witha pickup artist.
If I am to understand you, she deserves to be thoroughly ignored, right? Doing otherwise would only give her credit, don't you think?
Post edited June 05, 2015 by Dalswyn
Posted June 05, 2015
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LeonardoCornejo: Because she felt the need to antagonize all men. Let's not forget her tweets about "Toxica masculinity", because she feels the need to antagonize gamers, video games, and the creators of those games, and because she is a big fraud who could not even deliver what she promised to her backers and used to hang arround witha pickup artist.
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Dalswyn: If I am to understand you, she deserves to be thoroughly ignored, right? Doing otherwise would only give her credit, don't you think?
The fun part in all this - if the people so against her had just left her alone, her youtube thingies would have had 10 views each, and no one would know who she is. She owe the anti-Sarkessian crowd a huge dept for making her famous :)
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