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by laudablepuss 11/19/2004, 3:07am PST |
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When I'm not playing HL2, I space out and think about it or peruse forums where people are talking about it. And since nobody else has pointed it out, this is a very entertaining thread.
shit for brains wrote:
If I wanted to play the original Half-Life, I would. I was expecting some sort of innovation in the intervening 6 years. Instead there are no substantive improvements.
I don't care about graphics. I don't care about story. I don't care about characters. I don't want scripting, cutscenes, or boss fights. I just want fun gameplay. So far (just finished the boat sequence, which reminded me of The Library in Halo), HL2 has fallen pitifully short in that regard.
One of my clearest memories of the original HL was the "On the Rails" section (or whatever the name of that was), where occasionally you would come across marine checkpoints. You would have barricades, gun turrets, and marines in fortified positions. Getting past those areas was fun and absolutely the high point of the game for me. So far, HL2 has had nothing remotely as good as those sections.
Also, Chet tells us what he learned from GTA and Bill uses the word "flippin'" (because bad words cause those QT3 homos' eye capillaries to burst, I guess).
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