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Admittedly, I am only level 29, but the mobs around there seem incredibly tough and I don't know if a few more levels would really make a difference. Maybe I'm assigning my skill points wrong? I am a warrior, so I figured just pump attack and don't look back. I downed Donnelly without much trouble, so I figured just keep on doing what I was doing. But this fucking buoy stage, I die so damn fast.
Am I just screwed here? It is early in the game, perhaps I should just reroll and be a bit more careful in how I spent my skill points.
Admittedly, I am only level 29, but the mobs around there seem incredibly tough and I don't know if a few more levels would really make a difference. Maybe I'm assigning my skill points wrong? I am a warrior, so I figured just pump attack and don't look back. I downed Donnelly without much trouble, so I figured just keep on doing what I was doing. But this fucking buoy stage, I die so damn fast.
Am I just screwed here? It is early in the game, perhaps I should just reroll and be a bit more careful in how I spent my skill points.
Just growing pains. The birthmark won't fully dissapear until youre 6 or so.
I saw the golden rule drawn in the sand. Was about to point it out to my criptic hiking guide, but then I realised he might not have taken art history. Didn't want to embarrass him. And also, he's just a voice in my head.
The ending for me was gorgeous and really touched on a lot of subjects I had been thinking about when I first played through the game; stuff like synchronicity, death, love, guilt, and so on
"and the morning stars I have seen
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
I thought this was fantastic and really beautiful, but the story didn't make sense to me until the end. Wish the voice overs were more focused and less flowery, as Kurbio said.
Enjoyed it, it was a very pretty and very strange little short story that I partially ruined for myself by constantly expecting a 'gamey' thing to happen next.
Shoe I saw from your tweets that you were playing this for the first time on Raptr and thought to myself "STEAM SALE", so went to the Steam sale and bought it. I have not played it yet, but when I have, I will have played it.
hey neat some kind soul gifted this to me out of the blue. looks interesting, gonna give it a go after i beat a thing and get some other games uninstalled to free up the space
I even made a little production about playing it, waiting until night time/when I could play it through uninterrupted and all that jazz
gorgeous game, I think, it took me a few minutes to get past my preliminary gut atmospheric setting + slow movement = m-m-m-monsters!!! reaction but I really liked exploring the setting and I mostly liked the story it told and the way it told it
so far I've only played it once though, I know that each run through is supposed to have differences in the narration but for me it was not an experience that really lent itself to reloading from the last save, as it were
I am glad I got the thing though, and I am relatively sure what I will end up doing is reinstalling it every few months when I'm in that kind of mood
i played this last night. thought it was kinda slow going until i found the sniper rifle in the cave. Then the UFO's came and dropped zombies all around.
Tube made me play this so I could learn to walk around in games and it was most lovely. I realised at the end that there had been little clues all the way through it and they were clever. Now I have sort of forgotten what the twist was but I am sure it was worth it (it might even have made me emotional). I remember I liked the sound you make as you walk and the fact that it was really hard to fall in the water and die. I really liked the inside of caves bit. And it was the first game I ever played in full so it will always be special to me.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CagMNLxa9M
Yeah, pretty sure there was a thread. Orik even live streamed part of it at one point.
words like revolution are tossed around as well
Admittedly, I am only level 29, but the mobs around there seem incredibly tough and I don't know if a few more levels would really make a difference. Maybe I'm assigning my skill points wrong? I am a warrior, so I figured just pump attack and don't look back. I downed Donnelly without much trouble, so I figured just keep on doing what I was doing. But this fucking buoy stage, I die so damn fast.
Am I just screwed here? It is early in the game, perhaps I should just reroll and be a bit more careful in how I spent my skill points.
Ive only played about an hour or so and I'm amazed at how unnervingly beautiful it can be.
Just growing pains. The birthmark won't fully dissapear until youre 6 or so.
FF14: ARR
if you could run the game would be over in like 20 minutes
Blow up rocks if you can spare the bombs.
But unless this next guy's also got amnesia, the title doesn't make much sense.
As far as Dear Esther, I dunno about a game where I just walk around listening to narration. Depends on the story I guess.
Also The Void was a much more atmospheric game than this.
on a scale from Braid to The Passage
well it isn't a game that's for sure
bloody and mostly pointless?
so many beheadings
FF14: ARR
Ah, yes, of course, of course.
I should go over and say hi sometime
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
FF14: ARR
I even made a little production about playing it, waiting until night time/when I could play it through uninterrupted and all that jazz
gorgeous game, I think, it took me a few minutes to get past my preliminary gut atmospheric setting + slow movement = m-m-m-monsters!!! reaction but I really liked exploring the setting and I mostly liked the story it told and the way it told it
so far I've only played it once though, I know that each run through is supposed to have differences in the narration but for me it was not an experience that really lent itself to reloading from the last save, as it were
I am glad I got the thing though, and I am relatively sure what I will end up doing is reinstalling it every few months when I'm in that kind of mood
In fact, it WAS this game.
I have not played yet.
this is wonderful.