Posted January 10, 2011
Registered: May 2009
From Finland
Posted January 10, 2011
Quoted part....
Tell me about SINGLE game where your character is not immortal. Just one (flash game does not count)
I just need one title where your character can die.
drmlessgames
Dosbox l337
Registered: Mar 2009
From Peru
Posted January 10, 2011
fallout 3 has to do with rpg as much as jim carrey has with nuclear science
Purebreed
Geohound
Registered: Sep 2008
From United States
Posted January 10, 2011
Nevertheless I have thought of another terribly overated game.... Metal Gear Solid 4.
The flow of the game
30 minute cutscene- 10 minutes of action- 10 minute cutscene- 10 minutes of action- 10 minute cutscene- 5 minutes of action- 15 minute cutscene- Boss fight- Repeat.
It gets fucking old.
lukaszthegreat
Greed is good!
Registered: Sep 2008
From Norfolk Island
Posted January 10, 2011
In heavy rain if you die the story can either continue as the death is just part of the story. like that chick's death in FF. can be avoided tough.
But if you screw up too much
if you screw up in thousands of other games...
there is a button for rewinding time. its officially called load button.
You don't have to be afraid of getting your character killed in practically ANY game. In heavy rain and few others death of characters just mean gameplay will be a bit different from now on.
so...
dieing sometimes does affect gameplay like in Heavy Rain or handful of other games. It is never permanent tough. in 99% of games.... whether it is PST or BG or Half life or Need for Speed.
Death is meaningless.
lukaszthegreat
Greed is good!
Registered: Sep 2008
From Norfolk Island
Posted January 10, 2011
much better than traveling in time with your characters.
Arteveld
Vote colour.
Registered: Dec 2009
From Poland
Posted January 10, 2011
Well, the way i see it, favorite=taste, taste =/= overall quality. Add to that the fact, we're talking about, what should be, objective opinions of critics. So, i wouldn't feel bad if someone pointed out 5 of my fav games.[i wish someone had]
It won't matter much, separating taste from quality, gives a lot of breathing space. I had a few friends who were really offended when i criticized [after being asked for an opinion] something they like. After some years they've accepted the fact, that they are entitled to like something, that is not necessarily good.;) It's also very liberating to say "it's a piece of s$$t, but i enjoy every bit of it".
It won't matter much, separating taste from quality, gives a lot of breathing space. I had a few friends who were really offended when i criticized [after being asked for an opinion] something they like. After some years they've accepted the fact, that they are entitled to like something, that is not necessarily good.;) It's also very liberating to say "it's a piece of s$$t, but i enjoy every bit of it".