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The reason a lot of people didn't like it is the challenge itself. Overall, compared to The Godfather, I preferred Scarface and I always liked the fact that you can taunt your enemies while you kill them.
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The reason a lot of people didn't like it is the challenge itself. Overall, compared to The Godfather, I preferred Scarface and I always liked the fact that you can taunt your enemies while you kill them.
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I've been on a Diablo clone kick recently, for some reason. I'm currently switching back and forth between Torchlight and Titan Quest: Immortal Throne. Suddenly I find myself very much looking forward to Diablo III.
I remember installing the original Diablo on my French teacher's classroom computer in military school (she was a major pushover), circa 1998, and playing it during class. I don't know how I passed that class, as I spent most of it playing computer games or watching R-rated movies (including Ninja Scroll, a classic anime that features a rock demon finger-fucking an unconscious ninja girl) that other students convinced her to let us watch.
My God, I had the best motherfucking childhood anyone could ask for. Something epic either happened or was in the process of happening every month.
I remember installing the original Diablo on my French teacher's classroom computer in military school (she was a major pushover), circa 1998, and playing it during class. I don't know how I passed that class, as I spent most of it playing computer games or watching R-rated movies (including Ninja Scroll, a classic anime that features a rock demon finger-fucking an unconscious ninja girl) that other students convinced her to let us watch.
My God, I had the best motherfucking childhood anyone could ask for. Something epic either happened or was in the process of happening every month.
I already burned myself out on Diablo II earlier this year. I've played through it twice before, so this time I simply got bored before I even reached Diablo.
And call me a faggot, but man, Diablo III is looking sweet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PZCMgX3Kaw&fmt=22
And call me a faggot, but man, Diablo III is looking sweet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PZCMgX3Kaw&fmt=22
I haven't played New Vegas. I know Lizard King and some other people from Og/UR/GGrish/etc. are playing and enjoying it — even my sister is, because for some reason she suddenly started playing lots of computer games about three months ago. Before that, she only played them with me when we were kids (Mario Bros. versus mode on the SNES, etc.), and then not at all for over a decade.
Well, I know the reason. She's in between college and law school, has an enormous trust fund from our recently deceased father to live off of, and she and her boyfriend are about an eight-hour drive away from each other for a short while. But that's another story.
I keep pestering her to play Fallout and Fallout 2, because although I'm not the most hardcore Fallout fan there is (compared to, say, lifelong members of the No Mutants Allowed forum, which is older than Goregasm), I still consider them to be the pinnacle of computer gaming, unmatched before or since.
Well, I know the reason. She's in between college and law school, has an enormous trust fund from our recently deceased father to live off of, and she and her boyfriend are about an eight-hour drive away from each other for a short while. But that's another story.
I keep pestering her to play Fallout and Fallout 2, because although I'm not the most hardcore Fallout fan there is (compared to, say, lifelong members of the No Mutants Allowed forum, which is older than Goregasm), I still consider them to be the pinnacle of computer gaming, unmatched before or since.
Must not... hate women... for encouraging... the development... of casual games.
Not their fault... must resist... urge... to rage... HNNNNGGGGGHHH.
Not their fault... must resist... urge... to rage... HNNNNGGGGGHHH.
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Now, I know next to nothing about Farmville except that it is a browser-based Facebook game that is quite popular at the moment — very likely the most popular Facebook game of all time, since it's become Internet famous recently.
I can still tell you things about Farmville that I have no way of knowing other than deduction and educated guesses. Here are two guaranteed qualities of Farmville (and these two, in particular, ensure I will never play it):
My preferred style of gaming is to ignore games for months, then play the shit out of them autistically for 48 hours straight before collapsing. Browser games like Farmville are fine for people who love to check their Facebook daily, but terrible for me. To me it would feel like the death of a thousand cuts.
I can still tell you things about Farmville that I have no way of knowing other than deduction and educated guesses. Here are two guaranteed qualities of Farmville (and these two, in particular, ensure I will never play it):
- You can only perform a certain quantity of actions (action points?) every 24 hours.
- In addition, you must check your farm on a regular basis, or it will wither and die.
My preferred style of gaming is to ignore games for months, then play the shit out of them autistically for 48 hours straight before collapsing. Browser games like Farmville are fine for people who love to check their Facebook daily, but terrible for me. To me it would feel like the death of a thousand cuts.
World of Goo & Gish, indies FTW
Let me tell you something I really appreciate about Diablo III: Its visuals are bold and colorful, clear and crisp, and extremely well made. Blizzard doesn't splash bloom, desaturation and brown tint across the entire screen, which is getting to be an ubiquitous pain in the ass these days. I'm sure they use these techniques to some extent, but a lot of developers over-apply them like too much makeup on a cheap whore.
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I'm playing Farmville and when I can drag myself from Facebook I play Guitar Hero 6 Warriors of Rock or Prof Layton on the Dsi.
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