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New site? Maybe some day.
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Red Dead Redemption was criminally good...goddammit Rockstar, stop making good games. LA Noire looks too good to pass up but I'm going to hold off until it's cheap. |
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Meh.
Rockstar sandbox games = farts in the wind |
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apparently this game is NOT sandbox like GTA and you don't run over hookers and all that. |
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fuck that. only unlimited random violence is real. |
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heard it's a decent game but there's way too many cut scenes so you just watch half the game |
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I was hoping that was just the beginning. It is way way way dark. |
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i got it cheap so now i will complain about it yet still finish it.
PROS
- faithful reproduction of 40's LA, film noir presentation
- the most realistic faces yet in a game, great characters and voice acting go with it
- crime scene investigating/cluefinding is hard to beat
- good interrogation branching system
- story keeps you playing, good missions
CONS
- character movement control is abysmal (i know the guy isn't mario, but at least mario can turn around)
- why do they insist on having a seperate trigger to make you run? it's an analog stick, fucking use it. i could be drinking my beer instead of needing 2 hands to move.
- cover system could use a lot of work, mostly because turning around and moving generally sucks
- lame side missions
- chases and shootouts can get boring
- aside from finding cars and points of interest, the city is pretty empty even compared to 2008 GTA
- unreadable map. yeah it's accurate, but you can't even find the tiny white arrow that represents you.
- the game keeps telling me what buttons to press when i'm halfway through the game, stop it
- the cases don't really branch off into different directions but mostly pigeon-holed into solving them one way
pros are enough to keep playing it. it's more of a story-driven cluefinding game but it's no excuse to make the action and exploration second-rate. |
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I haven't touched it since my post on 7/2 |
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just dusted of vagrant story and put it in |
fix'd |
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"Not trace of semen in the anus, vagina or stomach" |
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did you put it in, and then dust it off? i never beat this but i think i was real close. |
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Idk... I got stuck in portal 2 cause of a glitch so I put this back in... I hope I'm getting close. I have a feeling that the black dahlia person might be a person I fought with I the war. |
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Ok, there are 5 chapters and I'm at the end of the third one. |
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Just gave the story another run through, would love to see more games in this vein. Definitely agree with ark though... I liked the side missions while they lasted, but it seems a real waste of a roamable city to have only like 3 or 4 different non-story elements to pursue. The film cans are pretty much impossible to find and I got tired of searching for more cars after driving about 2/3rds of em.
Partner-driving is key... "You're behind the wheel!"
Noticed a major continuity flaw this time through; I charged the school-creeping perv with the Moller murder, but for the rest of the Homicide Desk, Phelps and Galloway kept talking like I'd arrested Hugo Moller. Was a bummer considering how well the story elements generally carry through the whole game. |
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just got this game used the other day. pretty decent so far. plan on trying to beat it within the week so i can return it for full refund |
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Oh, I fail almost every single interrigtion question. The movie secretary one I had to do 5 times. |
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Main character cannot control his emotions when he questions people, seemingly for no reason.
"where were you the night of the murder?"
"I was at home."
"CUT THE SHIT LEEROY,
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"I was at home"
"oh, so you were at home. ok"
What's the deal with that?
Same thing when he's driving. He's constantly getting mad at his partner. Rage issues. |
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