Garcian Smith said: libellule said: "too weird" ...
The only weird thing are maybe - the Cow-mecha but I suppose Kojima will explain them to us during the game - Raiden killing 10 mecha by himself but since Raiden is "The Ninja Warrior", he is supposed to have extra skills and be vey strong (same for Vampire) There are also the news "boss" (Mantis/Wolf ..) but since we know nothing about these robots ...
The only important point is to keep Snake as a human being with good fighting skil but that is still vulnerable. |
You forgot: -Psychic guy who can read your memory card -Bisexual vampire for no particular reason -Otakon incest -"It's all a training mission" or whatever -"They've all been dead for years!" -"I need scissors! 61!" -All of the weird stuff in MGS3 (I hated MGS3, so I didn't get more than a few hours into it) The Metal Gear series has always bordered on self-parody. It's not meant to be taken entirely seriously. |
Kojima has always enjoyed breaking the fourth wall, so to speak. You also had to switch controller ports mid-way through the fight so Mantis couldn't read you mind and avoid your attacks.
Why does their have to be a particular reason for Vamp's sexuality? It only got a single line of dialog in MGS2 and it was to explain why he cared about his "Queen" (since he'd been plowing her father before Liquid killed him and sank the tanker while escaping with Metal Gear Ray).
Yeah, Otakon having an incestuous relationship... that was messed up. And to the other poster, no, it wasn't with his little sister. It was with his step mother (his sister's mother), IIRC.
The "they've all been dead for years" thing is explained in MGS3 and it actually makes some sense.
That was hilarious! The random bits of dialog when the AI was breaking down from the virus were about the only worthwhile dialog in the last two hours of MGS2.
There wasn't a lot of weird stuff in MGS3 at all. It's like someone stepped in and actually edited Kojima. Metal Gear Solid 3 is an amazing game and it makes up for MGS2 in every way possible and even manages to make some sense of what happens in MGS2 via information revealed in the ending. I absolutely loathed everything in MGS2 except for the gameplay itself and MGS3 makes up for all of it.
You should go back and play MGS3 (pick up Subsistence for the third-person camera).