Thanks for the comment! And yeah, going back into Runescape and seeing that person spamming Firemaking after five minutes... It was like looking into the past. Terrifying. LOL
Also, I can totally understand where you're coming from with Raiden. In the grand scheme of things, I can definitely appreciate what they were doing with him even down to the point of having him stand in so well as the player in MGS2; if you think about that last codec transmission in MGS2, the AI&#...
Of course it's a fictional story. I never said it had to be realistic, nor would I ever say that a video game, a fantasy story, a cartoon, or even a general fiction novel had to be realistic.
What I'm saying is that there are too many conflicting elements--they needed to tone certain ideas down a bit and make sure everything tied together nicely. There are too many weird elements to the game. Just for example, the very beginning, where you start in the program and it&...
I love this post. Why?
Because someone is finally exposing how stupid the storyline for Assassin's Creed is.
Not trying to troll here, but any professional writer could've told you after five minutes of gameplay that the people behind Assassin's Creed had no idea what they were doing story-wise.
There's the kind of story that's clearly going somewhere--it's tight and all of its elements lead back to a central theme. ...
Seriously, I was at a loss for words with that entire part of the map. Timeshift crystals = my mind blown.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Seriously, taking contrast way, way out of line doesn't make graphics better. All if does is kill the mood Bethesda set. This mod makes this game look a lot more like Majora's Mask now, not Skyrim.
I would also love to see a new Dino Crisis. Despite this article, I have to stress that I enjoyed the hell out of part 2.
Oddly enough (and kind of tragically), I think RE's current gameplay style would fit Dino Crisis like a glove; working off of DC2's gameplay style--the intense, chapter-by-chapter, over the shoulder, pro-action / occasionally terrifying (I'm thinking "Lost in Nightmares") approach of RE5--would be perfect for Dino Crisis.