RCBH928 wrote:I understand, but do you realize how long 7 years working on the same thing, and of all things, a videogame? I can't imagine starting when I am 33 and by the time I reach 40 I would say "Finally...done".
I looked up the game a little bit and it seems like its doing something I always wanted to see and that is to point the computer power towards implementing a more life-like interaction with the environment over better and more realistic graphics.
I really feel like people hate on Blood II, when it was released I was amazed by the realistic graphics especially with those chrome guns. The gameplay is a lot fun. Don't know why it was never any more popular. I really would put it up there with stuff like Doom and Duke Nukem fun wise at least.
RCBH928 wrote:I really feel like people hate on Blood II, when it was released I was amazed by the realistic graphics especially with those chrome guns. The gameplay is a lot fun. Don't know why it was never any more popular. I really would put it up there with stuff like Doom and Duke Nukem fun wise at least.
It does not play well. There are a lot of problematic glitches, like the first boss being able to hit you through walls. Also, the setting changes massively between the two games, causing a disconnect. The expansion is better, at least in part because it feels more like a return to the original. That said, the underlying engine isn't one that I care for and was at its peak in Shogo.
I think that's BS. The earlier Zelda games borrowed some symbols from various religions, and not just Christianity. There's no reason to believe that they actually intended Christianity to be the religion in the Zelda universe. Short of a direct quote from Miyamoto himself, I don't believe otherwise.
I finally sat down and explored the contents of my Ys Eternal bonus CDs. Mother of God ---- these based Falcom kings included a set of Ys sheet music!!
Skull & Bones seems promising, I wish I was younger to drop time in it. The idea of roaming the seas as a pirate excites me. If it works as MMORP battling against other players and trading with them sounds even more exciting. Looks like Ubisoft will release the "Sea of Thieves" that people always wanted.
Sometimes when I face a tough enemy, I would upgrade and go back to beat the heck out of him and show him his place, then I realise there is no one there its just electricity displaying interactive colours on a screen...still feels good though.
