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Originally Posted by aimless
I doubt it. The whole thing is clichéd bilge that doesn't even make sense if you pay attention to the way things play out. Good grief, the stereotypical good Indian and stupid cops, the nonsensical errands you have to run if you want to progress in the game (by the time this game came out, you'd think we'd have gotten beyond that), veering between Brave New World and the Brothers Grimm...I have no idea why I forced myself through to the end. TLJ was one game I turned into a frisbee without the first tinge of regret.
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They are my absolute biggest pet hate in Lucas Arts clones (ie third-person, 'talkie' adventure games).
Non player character: "Hey there. You must do all of my laundry for me before I will lift a finger to help you save the world and hence my own sorry ass."
Player character: "Sure, that sounds reasonable. Wheare is your laundry?"
NPC: "In those caves over there"
PC: "But how do I get in there? there's a big boulder over the entrance."
NPC: "Just try everything in your inventory on it; that should do the trick"
PC: No problem, I look forward to it"
