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Just finished this game minutes ago and holy shit I'm still processing the ending.
Without spoiling it too much for anyone, I just find the overall story incredibly, incredibly sad. ESPECIALLY if you've played through the first game and got emotionally invested with the characters. EXCELLENT storytelling, EXCELLENT soundtrack and graphics in the cutscenes, but just the overall mood just kinda got to me at the end and I'm not sure how I feel about it.
One minute you think you're playing the good guy, the next you're playing someone who ends up killing the good guy, then the next scene you're flashing back to playing a different good guy, then suddenly the person you thought was the good guy all along is trying to kill you, then you're back to playing that character and you go to get revenge TWICE for some dumb reason because I guess life is going too smooth so you have the urge to go get yourself killed, then you meet the person you wanted to kill the THIRD time and you can't do it then you try to return to the good life you left and everything you loved is gone and empty. The end.
I feel like a lot of the story and flashbacks were just filler and/or unnecessary. Interesting, but just not super important to the overall plot.
And my single biggest critique is the same critique I had with the first game, the fucking melee weapons. Holy fuck. I'd LOVE to know how a fucking steel crowbar "breaks" after hitting a half dozen (at most) infected. A board? Ok I can understand that. A hammer? MAYBE, if it's a wooden handle and it's been sitting out in the weather for ~20 years. But a fucking crowbar or lead pipe? No fucking way.
My 2nd biggest critique, the game seems to handicap you when performing certain actions that need to happen instantly like rolling out of the way in time so a big sledgehammer misses your head when you're in a boss fight. It seems as though the game deliberately slows down the character's responses to the buttons pressed. Maybe it's simply a matter of what difficulty you play on (I only played on normal), but it's super annoying when you try to roll out of the way and there's EASILY enough time to do so, but the game slows you down.
My 3rd biggest critique, the gunshot wounds. Say you're sprinting around a bunch of obstacles as someone is behind you or near you firing at you. In the real world,if you're RUNNING, and you get shot, your body is still moving and still has momentum in whatever direction it was moving. In the game?
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Hour and a half later mission success!
This game has been a blast of fresh air and a lot of fun, even solo. Also, thanks to the developers for giving a speed bonus when working together on things like building pipes.
Rock and stone!
Also people could wear costumes of the characters just like Disney World. Where they could have animatronic stage shows with robots kind of like Disney does it
Spanish speakers on a roller coaster: "nosotrossss!"
When I was a kid, I was usually labeled "gifted" in the first half of the school year. I was "lazy and unmotivated" in the second. When I got my first job, I was "innovative" and "a fast learner" in the first six months, but then "slow and incompetent" in the next. In interpersonal relationships (outside of my wonderful and understanding SO and a lifelong friend or two), I'm "attentive" and "interesting" in the beginning, but then "disorganized" or "a mess" later on.
I feel like I'm always on one side of the roller coaster or the other. I've had such victories. I've started writing fiction that I've absolutely loved. I've gotten jobs at great companies. I've made great friends in various places. My creative work has been recognized in ways that are meaningful to me.
But it all crashes eventually. I can't maintain anything for long. I always know the turning point in the job, friendship, personal project, or learning endeavor. I suddenly feel overwhelmed and I get this horrible feeling deep in the pit of my stomach. I know the good time is over and now the race to the bottom begins.
In one way, I'm glad that I was recently diagnosed with severe ADHD. It helps to know that my struggles aren't solely due to my own personal failings (though some are, I'm sure). But living this way is hell. I was just hired at a big tech company doing the kind of creative work I love. It's going well, but I know that in a year or so, I'll be fired. Just like always. I'll come close to homelessness, cry, sell my belongings, use up all my savings, and then I'll somehow ace an interview somewhere, and the process will begin again.
I want off. But I'm strapped in tight.
More speaking to those who have been playing for 20 years, but of course I'll add options in for everybody. I'm really curious to see how many of us came here through sugar laden breakfast "food".
There are two ways to answer this, and I'd like the answer to be whatever feels right for you. If you tried it somewhere, then bought it... did you buy it because you got addicted when you tried it, or did you buy it then get into it. How you answer is up to you! Example, for me I knew the game existed and played at my cousins on and off, but once I scored the greatest box of Lucky Charms ever, I truly got hooked.
I've tried to order these in chronological order somewhat.
Anyone Else getting motion sickness from looking at the graphs this month week ? 😂
And I don't mean the GP, but enthusiasts. What's something lots of people believe about roller coasters as a field, or a specific roller coaster, or theme parks, but has either been disproven or you know isn't true?
So I've played through the majority of the Borderlands series over the quarantine and I just finally got around to finishing the Tales game and WOW this game is absolutely hilarious. EASILY tied with BL2 in terms of story (maybe even surpasses? I mean that whole ending sequence was god tier, idk)
Just felt like gushing about it to some BL nerds since I don't know many others who play the series and I feel like I missed the bandwagon hype from fandom from when it came out.
Definitely sad that there won't be another Tell Tale style BL game. Damn. This is like a hidden gem.
I’ve had to work hard to lose weight before and that’s what we call a “non scale victory,” it made me so happy to see him giddy to be able to ride it.
I was on a roller coaster (I guess if you can consider it that), its one of those water rides that have tracks to pull it. Anyways, the boat fits like 6 people in it, and I was with a family of 5. I was in the back, and when we were going up to the top, they asked me to duck down as when we're going straight down there will be a photo and they wanted a family photo.
I'm not sure if its against the rules, I think I would've been safe if i did it, but I really just didn't want to and I felt like I shouldn't have to duck for them so I said no. The parents kept arguing with me telling me to duck so they can have their family photo and they called me a spoilt brat, I told them to go fuck themselves and then we started going down. This is where I may have been the asshole, I flipped off the camera and made a funny face with my tongue out.
Holy shit when they looked at the photos they were livid, saying I ruined their opportunity to have a nice family photo. They asked where my parents where and I told them to get lost. Their kids were just laughing their asses off. I'm not sure if they bought the photos or not. THe dude who operated the photos said I was immature and I need to grow up
I’m okay! IM NOT OKAY! I’m over it! IM DEFINITELY NOT OVER IT! It’s time to accept! NO NEVER I WILL NEVER ACCEPT!
Like MAN I got shit to do can you not right now brain? I wish I could form my brain into a physical person just I could lay waste to it.
Wonder how it feel to being high while doing all this at the same time …
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