Mr. Del Castillo, thank you for taking the time to reply. And yes, the comparison was rather arbitrary, wasn't it Question: the gameplay was in another league or the narration was I would say that I actually enjoyed what Obsidian did with the lore, but the narrative was generic enough ...
Beyond the draw bow/weapon/spell failing to consistently catch and other sundry weapon switching annoyances , I wonder if the problem isn't mainly because the AI pathfinding in this game is so unpredictable and/or bonkers. It's hard to be precise when you don't know where to aim for, and it doesn't ...
Thank you very much Mr. Brown, I really appreciate that. You've made my day There was an article Ms. Leigh Alexander recently had in Edge about how game critics perhaps lose sight of what makes a game fun by dwelling too much on theory and self-seriousness, but I think game ...
Yeah, that's true. It's just a lot of cases that rate per round performance with badges and such aren't really permanent/socially broadcast like achievements are. And there aren't many cases where multiple accomplishments of the same achievement are recognized, like prestige in CoD. Not that I don't like the idea ...
Oh yes, I suppose there is that. Although the counterpart to that perspective would be: a high level character can still lose to a low level boss if the player has poor skill. Also, even in a player skill spectrum game, the player can still be outgunned, for instance--not have ...
I want to say that I basically agree with a lot of what Mr. Saltsman has said, especially from a design perspective, but I would like to pursue a more critical discussion about the ethical difficulties of demanding resources external to the magic circle or here noted as the sacred ...
