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Lizard_King wrote: Well it's just how their level design works. They build their levels around the engine (shooting, aliens, weapons, vehicles). There is a lot of dressing, like plants, hills, inclines, holographic screens, lights. Then they just make some areas to let the game mechanics play out. On the other hand, Valve makes level a huge committee process where the design is worked with and sorted through so that it is clear, distinct, original, interesting, blah blah blah blah. At least I am basing this off HL1, but still, I'm OBJECTIVELY RIGHT. >:( Doom 3: boring as a bag of shit levels. Halo 2: great engine, restricted only by totally confusing levels that play out just as corridors with the occasional locked door to create the illusion of greater space. On more occasions, though, there are outdoor areas you can ride around in that are just awesome. HL2: no one will be able to live up to the levels. |
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Actually Halo 2, I Guess is a huge improvement by 11/09/2004, 6:03am PST  Spoilerz above! NT by 11/09/2004, 6:21pm PST My gripping plot is ruined NT by 11/09/2004, 7:32pm PST It's more of an MGS2 spoiler but yeah. by 11/09/2004, 8:41pm PST PS: we're 2 hours from the end. by 11/09/2004, 8:44pm PST Re: PS: we're 2 hours from the end. by 11/12/2004, 12:46pm PST The perfect visual. by 11/09/2004, 9:29pm PST Re: The perfect visual. by 11/09/2004, 11:28pm PST Re: The perfect visual. by 11/09/2004, 11:53pm PST Re: The perfect visual. by 11/10/2004, 6:13am PST Re: The perfect visual. by 11/10/2004, 12:31pm PST NO NT by 11/10/2004, 12:45pm PST Multiplayer is fun. NT by 11/10/2004, 2:36am PST |
