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04-06-2019, 03:31 PM | #42 | |
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And for the record, if anything I think my mum would be glad I'm not playing videogames for once. She's part of a generation that didn't grow up with games. She actually expected my brother to outgrow video games for good once he went to university. Baby boomers are funny. |
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04-06-2019, 03:38 PM | #43 |
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Nah, I just generally say the first thing that comes to mind.
But the disappointment is real. I love that damn game. Bastila's my Baby Mama and that bitch don't even know yet.
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More like I got distracted meanwhile and forgot about it. I'm a bit like that with games at times. But I'm not TOO FAR into the game for it to be a hassle to go back to it yet. So I'll get on to it eventually.
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There's so many hidden subplots and things to do. I hope you find at least most of them. I was amazed at how things just kept getting bigger the longer I played it. I mean, again, this was like 2004 I think, but I'm still impressed with it.
Talk to everyone, multiple times, including everyone in your party. And definitely try exploring the same areas multiple times with different party members accompanying you. Some things only open up under very certain and specific conditions, but they're all fun and worth getting involved in. Some stuff, like the assassin's guild, are very sneakily hidden but very cool. Every time I play it I find something I missed before. I don't even remember specifically how I got into it, but once I did it was very engaging. Second one was also good but they shipped it unfinished so that's a real bummer.
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04-07-2019, 06:12 PM | #48 |
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"Expectations are the first step towards Disappointment."
Anyone who expected Disney to use the EU as part of their new plans should have had their head examined. That was never on the table. Look, I prefer the old EU stuff that I bothered to look at much better than Disney's new slop, too, but it was never going to be put back in play. TFA was exactly the movie I expected them to make, and within that, it was fine. And - more importantly for Disney - it was good for business. The Mouse knows full well that for as much as people whine and complain, 99% of those people will STILL go see the new movies, even if it's just so they have an excuse to complain f*cking more. TLJ on the other hand was irredeemable, because not only was it inconsistent with Star Wars in almost every way, it wasn't even consistent with the previous movie. I agree that the franchise is a mess and I am probably done with it, but TFA was simply a case of Disney proving that they do in fact know what a Star Wars movie looks like, even if they had to prove it by being derivative. TLJ was the bigger misfire because they went into business for themselves and ALSO made a really bad movie. TFA wasn't a bad movie, just a very "safe" one that leaned heavily on nostalgia. It did its intended job. TLJ tried a "scorched earth" approach with the whole, "Don't care about what you already care about, care about what we TELL you to care about," and also the movie itself told a very bad story with very unlikable characters and a plot that was pure nonsense to anyone over the age of 5. TFA may not have been the movie some people WANTED, but it was still Just Fine. TLJ, on the other hand, is a very bad movie from every possible angle.
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