TruckOSaurus said:
binary solo said:
Sneaky stealth edit there I see.
I always new about the thermite gun, but a termite gun would be very interesting. Though has more of a Ratchet and Clank vibe than a The Order vibe.
You should change the title of the review series to "Bargain Bin Reviews"
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That's one of the benefits of having admin powers, I can edit my spelling mistakes even when I'm quoted (that and phenominal cosmic powers... itty bitty living space though)
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"Bargain Bin Reviews" - I might use that next time around! I won't give you more than 10% of my profits for it though.
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As to another aspect of the review, re the grumpy old man telling Galahad and co no (it's Sir Galahad by the way, not Lord Galahad), at least we find out there's more of a reason for that than him just being a conservative, old grump and a lame contrivance for galahad to go rogue.
The one thing I find completely unfathomable was how the non-boss lycan fight mechanic made it through to the finished product. I mean who the hell thought it was a well conceived and well thought out combat mechanic? Hell, I struggle to believe that any professional game designer would even come up with that mechanic, let alone cement it into a game. In Uncharted two you had, to all intents and purposes, a warewolf-esque foe that was impossible to engage with hand to hand. And because their run, roll, jump, shoot from the hip mechanic was well designed then it was a good challenge and fun to play.
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