Quote from: KK1n5an3 on October 31, 2013, 06:43:04 am

anyone remember skytower?
 
dang I feel old.

 
I do  ​

i was hoping for more mspaint drawings but after post 2 that kinda didn't happen

What other games adapt to the skill of a player? The only one I can think of was the original Rayman that had the enemies adapt to you as the game went on. I remember if you always used a certain method of killing a creature they'd adapt and counter you if you tried doing it again later. It really brought something extra to the game without feeling forced or gimmicky. It just worked.

I still don't believe it.  They've been saying the game is coming out for over a decade, so why should we believe any differently now?

I quite liked the FFXIII "objective" review. Makes a point that a review without opinion is basically a discription. Funny how some people seem to have missed that.
On a side note, I actually read his propper review of the game. I would have probably given it a 6 instad of a 4 but so far (just over six hours into the game) I find myself agreeing with most of what he said. I do like the music though.

While the SC2 campaign wasn't anything spectacular and the plot was filled with cliches I thought it was a pretty decent introduction to the SC2 storyline. Definitely glad they decided to split the story into 3 parts because while some of the missions weren't crucial to the story I think the overall length of the campaign added to the epicness of it all, plus there's so many upgrades between missions you won't even get them all before the final act. And not to spoil to much but I was glad you were able to play as toss for a bit even though it was short lived. I thought the ending was pretty great but a little irritated that they give you a point of no return but it only ends up being 2-3 missions and then the game ends.

I'm interested to see in what happens in heart of the swarm.

pretty sure it's more of a backlash against the 'this is THE game to play' garbage Blizzard is banking off of than 'nonconformist hate'. there really isn't any reason to think that anyone should be interested in this game other than well its supposed to be a big deal

I think it's because it's an entirely worse game than the original after 12 years apart from graphics. Competitive players had their massively used lan play taken away and the intense micromanagement starcraft is famous for toned down and people who just want to play through the campaign have to buy 3 separate ones to cover the costs of cinematics and activision board of directors' gigolo blowjobs.

as far as i know Nomara has nothing to do with FFXIV, so no running around in a zipper suit with 4 belts.

I actually just moved to Miramichi, New Brunswick.  (But only for a year. I plan to be back in Canada's Atlantic Playground - man I really hate that slogan - next summer.)