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I recently posted what I thought a certain adventure game might be about and was completely flamed by a certain someone. The adventure gamers boards are somewhere I go because I feel like I can be myself and talk and go on about whatever adventure game type stuff I want to and it's really too bad that some people on here have corn cobs stuck up their asses where they feel like they have to make other people feel bad for saying what's on their mind... even if it IS about something as silly as a game that MIGHT or might NOT be coming out. I expect to be able to say whatever the hell I want to about whatever game I want to whenever I want because this is a board about adventure games and the people who love and support them. The community is small enough! If you don't have anything nice to say, then shut up! edit... FARENHEIT looks amazing. Quantic Dream cancelled their previous effort which I was really looking forward to. This one looks promising. The whole idea of "chapters" and episodes is intriguing. And the graphics have that "Quantic" feel! |
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02-11-2004, 09:20 AM | #24 | |
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02-11-2004, 09:47 AM | #25 |
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Now that this thread's been pulled off the Fahrenheit thread, this is your chance to go aggressive guys. Vent out. Express your frustrations!
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02-11-2004, 10:00 AM | #26 |
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Though I'm sure people who have been around here far longer than me will disagree, as of three or four months ago I found this place to be probably the best forum on the Net. It was full of people who didn't crap on you whenever you disagreed, but would instead write a lengthy response discussing it. That is not the case anymore. In fact, it's become 100% the opposite. As remixor pointed out to me via a PM I just noticed in the middle of typing this post, these forums in fact no longer serve as a home to discuss ideas and life and just sort of have fun with it all, but instead now just make me angry! Any discussion of any merit is guaranteed to get derailed by the second page due to someone seemingly going out of their way to take a remark personally, and then 5 pages of stubborn angry replies fly by. I know I wasn't here for the "real" "old AG forum," but I definitely miss the "recent" "old AG forum," and I don't really know what to do about it.
there you go, bigjko
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02-11-2004, 11:02 AM | #28 | |
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Now, off to enjoy some unboiled pasta. Delicious!
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02-11-2004, 11:17 AM | #29 | |
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well we can pull the corn cob out together. edit: On the subject of game interfaces, one of my favourites was from the old Full Throttle and Curse of Monkey Island games. I like the whole context sensitive pop-up interface. I'm sure it's much more difficult to program but it's definetely my favourite. Any interface works for me as long as it's implemented well... keyboard OR mouse (though I like using the mouse to click on things and walk around. It just feels right.) Since i'm more of a visual person, I tend to like interfaces that are all dressed up graphically like the Full Throttle "icon pad". I love inventory graphics too. I like seeing all the items i've got in my pocket. Loom also had an amazing interface, of course. Recently, I thought Broken Sword 3 had a pretty fun interface with all the lovely icons and character heads. I also thought the keyboard implementation was pretty unique. I didn't care for the crates as much as I did the puzzles (bring 'em on!) but the interface was very clean. I would have prefered it to have been mouse-driven like the originals. Last edited by eriq; 02-11-2004 at 11:23 AM. |
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"Your sheer powers of rationalization have actually blinded me straight out of this thread. Farewell forever, friend." I think you may know this person who went out of their way to insult me without provocation for expressing my opinion. An opinion BTW, that I stated was just a trivial complaint. You know what? I think it is the same person who Eriq is talking about... I had also mentioned that I liked the fact that AGs had a relaxed play-style. While I wasn't quoted, this response came soon after: "HaHaHaHaHaHa!! Again: This is NOT your grandmother's adventure game!!" Yep. So open to other's opinions here. Apparently, I am an irrational old lady for expressing them. I was made to feel so welcome... |
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From reading this thread, I get the impression that people are saying anyone that disagrees with them is terribly rude and flames them. We can't say that linearity or mouse control is good because then we are just completely obnoxious. We can't take anything you say literally, we're supposed to know exactly what you were thinking. No problem.
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The Argument When they start falling Executions will commence Sides will not matter now Matter makes no sense How did a difference Become a disease I'm sure you have reasons A rational defence Weapons and motives Bloody fingerprints But I can't help thinking It's still all disease Here comes the argument Here comes the argument Here comes the argument Folderol It's all about strikes now So here's what's striking me That some punk could argue Some moral A.B.C.'s When people are catching What bombers release I'm on a mission To never agree Here comes the argument Here comes the argument Here comes the argument Here comes the argument Here it comes |
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