If it's all you can manage, than just that single line done to perfection would satisfy me.
Okay, well we're not touching the MGSV storyline for awhile, because Chris is still looking at every rock in the game individually. But I'll find time, did you listen to Bungie finding new and exciting ways for me to continue to keep shitting on them? Because they did it.
Gagan said:Okay, well we're not touching the MGSV storyline for awhile, because Chris is still looking at every rock in the game individually. But I'll find time, did you listen to Bungie finding new and exciting ways for me to continue to keep shitting on them? Because they did it.
Nope, I'm apparently two episodes behind now without your reminders on Steam.
And yet here I am listening to you and philip talk about Splatoon and how you gave it a 17000 out of 20000.
smh.
Gagan said:And yet here I am listening to you and philip talk about Splatoon and how you gave it a 17000 out of 20000.
smh.
This is what being professional gets you, a loyal listenership and a score valid on Metacritic.
Goddamn gagan, epic post.
Chapter2 structually was a mess for sure, really felt like an unfinished game. But it easily had the best story moments. It had scenes that felt like metal gear, none better than mission 45 which is exactly what MGS is supposed to be. Chapter 51 would have been amazing with a new area and an actual epic final boss battle which is missing. How the fuck do we get a MGS game with no final boss, this series is built on bosses.
The gameplay is still the same in chapter 2 so it's still great. I wish it did have more new scenarios but I'll take what we got over nothing. I wish every mission had a hard difficulty mode. The best one is the go in with no equipment. Either way I plan to do 100% so I will be replaying stuff over and over anyway, the chapter 2 content basically fits in with that.
I actually don't like that sequence all that much, there are great touches like (how the fame/heroism stuff factors into it), but I am deathly allergic to cinematic walking segments of any kind. It kind of ruined the vibe for me.
Gagan said:I actually don't like that sequence all that much, there are great touches like (how the fame/heroism stuff factors into it), but I am deathly allergic to cinematic walking segments of any kind. It kind of ruined the vibe for me.
That's not the mission I am talking about.
MGO is shown, 5 maps, 3 modes, 3 classes.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=20aMKCGVVMo
Dvader said:MGO is shown, 5 maps, 3 modes, 3 classes.
Clearly not enough content for an online game to launch with. They better add content on a semi-weekly basis for months to come. Perhaps then, we could buy it half a year down the line. 
SupremeAC said:Clearly not enough content for an online game to launch with. They better add content on a semi-weekly basis for months to come. Perhaps then, we could buy it half a year down the line.
You're making Splatoon look bad by comparing it to the complementary online mode of a single player-focused game.
Dvader said:Gagan said:I actually don't like that sequence all that much, there are great touches like (how the fame/heroism stuff factors into it), but I am deathly allergic to cinematic walking segments of any kind. It kind of ruined the vibe for me.
That's not the mission I am talking about.
Oh right the Quiet thing.
I finished chapter one today and saw the credits (Amazing boss btw). I'm well on my way in Chapter 2 but I kind of had the ending spoiled for me so I said "Screw it!" And checked out the true ending online....I loved it. Even knowing about it didn't keep me from enjoying it because it certainly answered a lot of questions that I had going in.
travo said:
So I played the prologue again and there were a few things that seemed...off. Things that I might not think twice about in any other game but, with Metal Gear, I pay closer attention to dialogue, etc. now, this is just a theory of mine re: the prologue, but please do NOT read if there's any chance that it might ruin the game for you.
When you meet Ishmael for the first time and ask him a question, he responds with " you're talking to yourself." Huh? What does that mean? Am I the only one to see Ishmael? Doesn't make sense considering he fought off my attacker. But where does Ishmael go once the ambulance crashes? I first thought he could be Ocelot, but I'm not too sure.
So now I do some digging and...warning this IS a real spoiler!
I google " Who voices Ishmael" and lo and behold, it's Keifer! Wtf?
And now I finally go back to what I said and holy shit, I was kind of on to something here. Makes perfect sense now, plus Kaz's " What about him?" Quote!
travo said:travo said:
So I played the prologue again and there were a few things that seemed...off. Things that I might not think twice about in any other game but, with Metal Gear, I pay closer attention to dialogue, etc. now, this is just a theory of mine re: the prologue, but please do NOT read if there's any chance that it might ruin the game for you.
When you meet Ishmael for the first time and ask him a question, he responds with " you're talking to yourself." Huh? What does that mean? Am I the only one to see Ishmael? Doesn't make sense considering he fought off my attacker. But where does Ishmael go once the ambulance crashes? I first thought he could be Ocelot, but I'm not too sure.
So now I do some digging and...warning this IS a real spoiler!
I google " Who voices Ishmael" and lo and behold, it's Keifer! Wtf?
And now I finally go back to what I said and holy shit, I was kind of on to something here. Makes perfect sense now, plus Kaz's " What about him?" Quote!
How did you not know who's voice that was?!
I went John wick on a base, I made a video.
I suspected it was him, but checked to confirm.
That rain scene.
A couple of things that I wished for but never showed. The time period and location would've been perfect for the incredibly awesome appearance of Grey Fox and possibly Naomi. There could've been a cool Easter Egg where one of the soldiers extracted turned out to be Grey Fox. I was certainly hoping for a young, Hayter voiced Solid Snake but that was wishful thinking. Perhaps Campbell could've been in it in some capacity.
That's still a lot, high pitch and a lisp? National Apologist Association of Assholes is gonna be pretty taxing there.