Jerykk wrote on Nov 7, 2012, 23:08:

NOBODY WANTS FUCKING JUMPING PUZZLES IN A FIRST PERSON GAME, YOU TITS!

Eh, speak for yourself. I enjoy platforming regardless of perspective. I thought Mirror's Edge was great. I also enjoyed Quantum Conundrum.

born2expire wrote on Nov 5, 2012, 18:25:

Quinn wrote on Nov 5, 2012, 18:15:
"And don't ask me to raise the FOV cap. Max is 80. Thankyouverymuch. <3, -pcdev-."

Why would any PC gamer buy a game from such a fucking smug asshole?

most likely pcdev fought go get a fov upto 80 from 60. why the fuss, sure i think an fov of 80 sucks, but EVERY other call of duty has locked the FOV at 80, yup even CoD4.

PHJF wrote on Oct 31, 2012, 20:56:

NegaDeath wrote on Oct 31, 2012, 19:44:
I'll finish Amnesia...eventually.

Yeah it stopped being scary (lantern oil novelty wears out fast) like 1/3 into it and was basically a slog to the end. More enjoyable than other slogs, but a slog nonetheless.

Jivaro wrote on Nov 1, 2012, 11:44:
Any "scary" video game requires ...

Dev wrote on Oct 30, 2012, 12:38:

Quinn wrote on Oct 30, 2012, 08:10:
This sale actually pisses me off. A day before it I bought The Walking Dead for €25,- instead of €15,-.

Goddamnit. Un-fuckin'-fair.

Which is one reason to not buy steam stuff when its not on sale generally speaking.

Slashman wrote on Oct 28, 2012, 22:35:

Quinn wrote on Oct 28, 2012, 20:25:

Overon wrote on Oct 28, 2012, 19:02:
It is right to love CD Projekt Red. If you do not love the, then you are wrong :p

This.

CD Projekt... the developer that removed the DRM from their release in a patch, without communicating it to their publishers. Haha, fuckign heroes!

They got sued for that...

Overon wrote on Oct 28, 2012, 19:02:
It is right to love CD Projekt Red. If you do not love the, then you are wrong :p

ELITE wrote on Oct 26, 2012, 12:30:
Flashback? Wasn't that more jungles and futuristic looking?

Verno wrote on Oct 23, 2012, 10:07:
It was just a project codename I think a space based ARPG would be interesting but only if they did something new with it. ARPGs in general are getting a bit stale, so little innovation so some fresh ideas and settings would be welcome.

hb3d wrote on Oct 17, 2012, 18:42:

Prez wrote on Oct 17, 2012, 17:23:
The biggest thing I think was that it was pretty jarring for Doom fans that the series went from visceral run and gun to survival horror.

Doom 3's gameplay was a victim of the PC technology of the time. Recreating the Doom/Doom II experience with all of those enemies and items on the screen at once simply wasn't possible with the hardware available at the time of Doom 3's development since Carmack was pushing the game to have leading edge visuals. Sure, he could have made the game less demanding like Serious Sam and recreated the original experience, but that is not what he and id wanted. It also wouldn't have sold a lot of hardware upgrades like Doom 3 did which is what hardware vendors wanted.

However this is now 2012, and one big reason this re-release of the game is such a letdown is that Bethesda/id didn't use the opportunity to make the new "lost" missions in the game take advantage of the prevalent graphics hardware of the past eight years since Doom 3's release to recreate the original Doom gameplay experience in the Doom 3 engine.