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Captain Mazda wrote:Dead Space had that too. It forces you to be cautious in your approach rather than just running around like a 12-yr old CoD tard or Geoff.

I think it's funny how this is seen as a great gameplay mechanic (it is) yet was seen as lol console poorons when Resident Evil did it way back when.

It took me a while to build up the stones to play Bioshock. This would make me produce much brown.

I was thinking of buying it, after having found some webshops that carry it for like €35 or so. However, since I only own an Xbox 360 and outdated PC, my only real option would be the Xbox 360 version, which probably looks like poop but also appears to suffer from framerate issues.

If there's one thing I learned from my Xbox 360 experiences with Bioshock Infinite, it's that framerate issues can kill a game. So I'll pass on this until I have a PC that can run it (whenever that may be).

MKJ wrote:

Captain Mazda wrote:Dead Space had that too. It forces you to be cautious in your approach rather than just running around like a 12-yr old CoD tard or Geoff.

I think it's funny how this is seen as a great gameplay mechanic (it is) yet was seen as lol console poorons when Resident Evil did it way back when.

I never played the old RE games so I can't comment on that, but it's a great mechanic as long as it's used well and doesn't feel out of place. The original Tomb Raider games on PS forced you to find crystals to save your game with, that was just laughable compared to the quicksave on PC.

quick saves ruin the experience of most games, especially fps's. they start to be designed with quick-saving in mind so they do all kinds of unfair bullshit to compensate

I'm too lazy to think. Lots of fps games with hit-scan enemies and you have to know exactly where all of them are to do it with low health

I see you updated your sig

MKJ wrote:I see you updated your sig

It's racist now that it's not about an American.

MKJ wrote:I see you updated your sig

I finished it. It was pretty good, way too long though.

This game is very good. you should try it.

He just said he finished it.

I was talking to you.

Oh ok.

only a 9gig dl ? pfft

thought this game would be a 40-50 gig atleast

Great price

I'm too much of a shit house for this though

Don Carlos wrote:Great price

I'm too much of a shit house for this though

After the first few missions with the alien in you learn to evade it and get used to it roaming around. It still scares the shit out of you from time to time and you'll know when you're safe to wonder around some parts without having to watch out for it. I think the creepiest aspect is the Working Joe's. They freak me out.

It's so good. I would suggest taking your time though and not just ramming through it, just to take in the level design.

This game is 9/10 for me. Won't be selling my copy.

Memphis wrote:Half price on Humble. Hmmmm...

do it nerd

Don Carlos wrote:Great price

I'm too much of a shit house for this though

i can only do 10min at a time then turn it off lol

the atmosphere is awesome and with my headphones the sounds are creepy as hell

I know it's awesome, but I'd rather watch someone play it tbh.

I got the Evil Within but the mechanics are so unfair that I stopped about 2 hours in. It's no Resident Evil 4. These days I'd rather watch someone play through some games than spend the effort myself lol.

I finally worked up enough courage and finished it.

Would play again A+++

Wife's kindle ran out of power at a 'good' part of her book so she thought it would be an idea to shout 'no' at it. I fucking jumped out of my skin and became auto angry.

true story.

upvoted

you deserve a q3w gold account for that yarn, brah

Still not gonna happen for me - I am a shit house at the best of times and I know people who love horror games who have been 'scared' playing this.