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And spare me the "I wouldn't have been happy regardless of what Telltale did". 1- You don't know me so you don't know what makes or doesn't make me happy 2- The whole reason why I'm here is because I love adventure games and especially those old ones made by some of the people from Lucasarts.When I played Tim Schafer's Psychonauts for example, I was all over the place telling people how much I loved that game and how everyone should buy it. Do you think I would mention it if I didn't find that there is a problem? But you obviously have established your own point of view based on your own expectations, and whoever thinks differently is obviously "never happy regardless of what they do" |
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I don't see why so much effort is being put into getting the man (or dude) to believe that Bone is a game he should play. If he isn't a fan of the books, I don't see any overwhelming hook that would motivate him to give it a try.
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One Word:Agon
My answer to that Is Agon.....Supposed to be 13 Episodes i believe...Bought the first 3 and have been waiting for episode 4 for two years......I'll never make that mistake again..As far as i know the company is out of business...total rip off.:pan:
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Adventure games and gamers are so diverse. One person's definition of difficult or easy is different from others. But I suck at arguing. |
You're right, of course. (and I don't mean the "I suck at arguing" part :D ) If Soccerdude thinks the game's too easy for him, that doesn't have to be true for everyone else.
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In my second post, I rectified the error of misunderstanding the gist of the discussion. As far as not being a fan, I think anyone who read Bone would give the game a chance. The book itself could initially be mistaken as kiddie reading. |
That's the great amount of effort you were referring to that I was using to convince him? I recommended the game at the end of my post. Big deal. Anyway, my point is that the focus of the discussion was on something completely different, namely the game's target age group.
Of course, that discussion did not fall under the original purpose of this thread, and we have me to thank for that.:) Sorry for derailing the thread, everyone. It's just that few things piss me off more than the "This is a kid's game" argument. If I feel the need to rant about it further I can just start my own thread. So what's up with those crazy episodic games?!? |
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Seriously though, if a guy says a game is for kids (thus not himself), people trying to convince him that it isn't for kids could be interpreted as trying to convince him that the game is age-appropriate to him, i.e. he should give it a chance. Then I looked at the discussion more closely and realized people were just pissed by the generalizing nature of Dude's statement. So, sorry if I made anyone feel bad. |
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Yeah...see what you made me do. :P
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I have tried Half Life 2 Episode 1, Sin Episodes and Bone so far.
I have to say that I am not pleased. When I go into a game for real I want the full story, not a tiny little bit and then having to wait a year for the next. If episodes was released 1 month from eachother ok but now I have already forgotten what happened in the episodes I tried. |
Alone in the Dark 5 will also be episodic.
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