I'm loving the new OS and HUD!
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I'll keep the spoilers down.
I endanger myself with such sentiments, but my the story does not excite my sensibilities so far. Why does Mr Floaty just assume I'm going to help him? I was so excited about the beginning, where the mission was clearly specified as a bounty, and not some gay (in the archaic sense) and delightful adventure to right wrongs and indulge in some vague technomystic egojourney.
One thing that always strikes me about newer shooters is how distracting detail really is. I'm looking at a shocking level of artistry and effort placed into what is essential a static and meaningless 'hallway.'
What I mean is, the time is soon coming when game designers will have to abandon the concept of hiding secrets visually. It's just too tedious to slog through all of this crap mentally looking for the juicy goodies. Secrets need to be hidden experientially, with all of the components required to find a secret being unavoidably obvious, but combining in non-obvious manners.
I endanger myself with such sentiments, but my the story does not excite my sensibilities so far. Why does Mr Floaty just assume I'm going to help him? I was so excited about the beginning, where the mission was clearly specified as a bounty, and not some gay (in the archaic sense) and delightful adventure to right wrongs and indulge in some vague technomystic egojourney.
One thing that always strikes me about newer shooters is how distracting detail really is. I'm looking at a shocking level of artistry and effort placed into what is essential a static and meaningless 'hallway.'
What I mean is, the time is soon coming when game designers will have to abandon the concept of hiding secrets visually. It's just too tedious to slog through all of this crap mentally looking for the juicy goodies. Secrets need to be hidden experientially, with all of the components required to find a secret being unavoidably obvious, but combining in non-obvious manners.