bobby 55 wrote:
So guys, apart from getting you to write snappy epilogues, how is the game?
It's basically a stealth-puzzler. It's pretty good, and I'd say its worth the low price of admission.
It has a decent sense of humor, a good reload system and the core gameplay is good. I wish the levels were a bit more open instead of being more about finding the one correct solution.
"Delays are temporary; mediocrity is forever."
odio ergo sum
bobby 55 wrote:getting you to write snappy epilogues
I can't tell if you're aware, but these epilogues are generated by the game based on your actions throughout the missions combined with some choices it gives you at the end about how glib you want to be about the whole thing.
Jaedar wrote:I wish the levels were a bit more open instead of being more about finding the one correct solution.
I think they actually are pretty open, the problem is that as a player, you sort of tend to quickly identify the most straight-forward solution (not necessarily the most efficient, but the most obvious) and then just execute that. You have to really go out of your way to come up with alternative solutions.
Looks like Mr. Francis just stole all your bonus points.
Well done, Mr. Francis, you just unintentionally stole bonus points from the guys up t-h-e-r-e. You know the ones: those with the h-i-g-h ranks!
Is that actually available to play all the way through, now? I bought it because the demo was all kinds of fun, and playing with the rewiring device was basically "UnrealEd: the game" (my favourite was to rewire the lights in one room, open all the doors and rewire them to be unopenable from inside, turn the lights off so the guards investigate, then close the doors remotely and...have fun, guys).
Also the humour was awesome. "Walking through already open doors is my speciality".
I picked up Dishonored (it should have a "u" ) on a Steam sale for $30AU. I've been playing stealthily and trying to keep the body count to a minimum. I don't how people complete the game in 7 hours as I've spent 5.5 hours and have just completed the first mission, er, after the tutorials that is. It's pretty good entertainment.
Growing old is inevitable.......Growing up is optional
bobby 55 wrote: love those blogs. That one's a Lew Archer.
They're pretty cool!
I still need to play Dishonoured (yes, it should have a 'u' in it. ) and I've added it to my list. I've got so many I don't know what to play next.
I'm thinking Borderlands 2 but I don't want to solo it so I might wait until it's on sale again and get a copy for my sister so she can play it with me.
Maybe I'll give Dragon Age 2 a blast.
The real trouble with reality is that there's no background music.
Playing Dungeon Siege III now...
It takes some getting used to. And I still wank it as boss-battles. I probably get screwed when a really hard one gets around.
Can somebody tell me how I can get a custom avatar?
Oh wait, I already got one...
I picked up Dishonored (it should have a "u" ) on a Steam sale for $30AU. I've been playing stealthily and trying to keep the body count to a minimum. I don't how people complete the game in 7 hours as I've spent 5.5 hours and have just completed the first mission, er, after the tutorials that is. It's pretty good entertainment.
"Sale" at $30AU? Man those Australian prices are crazy.
I really liked Dishonoured, it attempts to offer a high entertainment value and it absolutely succeeds at that. I personally prefer games with more than mere entertainment; more world-building, more depth, more themes &c. (but only if done well), but it is a very good game.
gamer0004 wrote:
"Sale" at $30AU? Man those Australian prices are crazy.
Yeah somebody has put the boot in regarding what prices Australians are offered on Steam now. When Dishonored was first released it was close to $80AU. Even DLCs other regions pay $10 for we pay $15-$16.
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