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Article #86635Re: Your All NuTs
From: JJO
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:43
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:43
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"McGrandpa" <McGrandpaNOT@NOThotmail.com> wrote in message news:0g_Rc.16957$rb2.11315@fe2.texas.rr.com... > Dan Backslide wrote: >> The hype over Doom III was for it's graphics engine and sound, not >> it's gameplay. I'm sure all off you agree that the sound and >> graphics are stunning.. Now for all your negative comments. >> >> First it's AI, I remember while playing that I had been attacked by >> a pair of ZSec guards and one had stood back ducking up and down >> behind a barrel or other cover providing covering fire as the other >> moves up to flank me. >> >> Now it's "Gameplay".. I don't remember getting in a tank, driving a >> jeep or flying a plane in the original Doom, do you? They did try to >> mix things up by making you control that crane with the toxic >> barrels, or steering that lift and interfacing with the computers >> around the Mars base. Just because you can't snipe a monster from >> 50feet or peek around a corner doesn't mean it had bad game play. >> >> It's too dark.. Ok I'll agree there, it is too dark and switching >> between the flash light and a weapon is kinda annoying, but doesn't >> that just increase the fear factor? >> >> The story line is not original. Erm.. did you really guys want a >> long story line with the marine having an affair with an employee of >> the plant while the head commander guy's son opened the portal to >> hell only to find his mother as a zombie he killed in a jealous rage. >> Forcing him to kill her again.. While the marine has to choice >> between his own life and the life of his Father who got kidnapped by >> a zombie and taken to hell? Or do you want to shoot monsters? >> >> Complaint #3 I don't want to spend allot of money upgrading my PC.. >> Your only doing yourself a favor for future games... >> >> In conclusion.. I think you all were expecting " a scary FarCry" . >> Your all just to used to "stealth" games- Farcry Battle Field 1942 >> ect.. and were expecting Doom to be able to reach threw the monitor >> and grab your nuts.. Yall just love farcry to much to admit it. Can >> you honestly say that while playing this game you didn't feel >> somewhat scared, nervous, on-edge, overwhelmed, ect ...?? >> >> Well I loved the game . good job ID !! > > Yep, good job. I enjoy each of my games for what each is. When I > loaded up Far Cry, it was brand new...when I loaded up Doom3, it was > brand new. Sure, I had some preconception of what each would be, but I > don't read stuff from one game onto another. > I'll enjoy both very much, thank you :) > McG. > > Well said and I agree. Having a ton of fun with Doom 3 and am replaying levels just to see what I missed, like not listening to all the video files on the PDA. I find that I have to check the PDA more since at first run through on a level I am missing a lot of goodies. Great game and I play it for an hour or so and love going through it the lazy way as well. Regards, JJO
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