[quote]Professor X wrote:
Stuntman Mike wrote:
Himora22 wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Assassin’s Creed.
I just started playing this, but the story, historical facts and the killing put this on a different level. Has anyone else played this?
ya the end is a mind fuck
I fucking hated that game.
It was the same old bullshit every time you go to kill someone. Find a messenger, do some stupid shit for a ninja, pick pocket or beat someone up…every time.
Yes the graphics were awesome and you could run everywhere, but after the first 3-4 kills the gameplay was lacking. Maybe I’m just a complete fuck stick but my kills never went right. I also ended up just fighting 30 dudes and running away.
I don’t care how ‘visually stimulating’ a game is, if the gameplay sucks, the game sucks.
That brings me to another point, people who think good graphics are a redeeming quality for shitty games. Give me a fucking break, if I wanted to see shit that almost looks real I’ll go watch a movie. I want to be engaged in the game, not just stare at how pretty it is for three hours. Gameplay > graphics.
I don’t understand the hatred for this game.
There are different types of players. There are shooters, adventurers and puzzle solvers. Which one are you?
I hate shooting games. There is nothing more boring or a bigger waste of time to me than walking around a Virtual Reality jungle or futuristic landscape simply shooting st whatever pops up.
I like free roaming games, myths, legends and puzzles. That is why I like God of War so much and why I first got into Tomb Raider.
This game sets you in a time period and has you go around killing people who actually died back then under suspicious circumstances.
The environment clearly has to be one of the biggest draws since the entire premise is based on the theory of Genetic Memory meaning it may be possible to experience times we never actually lived in based on our ancestors living at that time.
How can you not like that concept?
I can understand it getting repetitive as far as how you kill people, but I don’t think that is the main focus of the game. Theoretical Mental Time Travel is.
I can’t even really get into GTA IV because the “missions” are boring and the landscape isn’t fast paced or interesting enough and the characters seem flat to me. [/quote]
Don’t get me wrong X, I don’t have a gripe with the concept. I think it’s awesome, and I was glued to the cut scenes to learn more, but like I said, I’m a gameplay gamer.
I like anything that holds me and I can get lost for hours playing it. There are only so many times were I’ll beat someone up, pickpocket someone, ask a ninja, and spy before I say screw it.
With that story line and the level of detail they put in, they could have made the greatest damn game of the century, and it still might be, but I didn’t get into it.
I guess it was the repetitiveness that killed it for me. I had such a good time the first few missions, but pretty soon I knew I was doing the same thing every time, just maybe in a different city.
However I am not ashamed to admit that I did walk through crowds in real life and try to push my way through gently just like in the game.
But really what kind of games I’m into, its either FPS or RPG, anything I can waste hours of my life on and not be bored.