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Topic	So people prefer less complex storied games?
NaclynE 05/30/18 5:32:23 PM #21:	VixYW posted... Love complex stories. The more complex the better. BUT all of that must be contained in the game and nothing important should be missable if you don't meet really specific criteria (unless that is a requirement to actually beat the game). Well in some old school Commadore 64 adventure type games you would need to know the ingame lore from reading the instruction book or the lore manual included with the game but not in the game itself to progress certain points like a guy asks you what ProjectXdelta9 is. Answer wrong your character gets jailed and it's game over. I admit that's annoying. I like finding clues in game not in real life some times. Lol. --- Xbox360 handle: Skitz Gaea. PS3, PS4 handle: NaclynE102 <cite>NaclynE posted [p:902265898] in So people ... [t:76658703]...</cite> <quote><cite>VixYW posted...</cite> <quote>Love complex stories. The more complex the better. BUT all of that must be contained in the game and nothing important should be missable if you don't meet really specific criteria (unless that is a requirement to actually beat the game). </quote> Well in some old school Commadore 64 adventure type games you would need to know the ingame lore from reading the instruction book or the lore manual included with the game but not in the game itself to progress certain points like a guy asks you what ProjectXdelta9 is. Answer wrong your character gets jailed and it's game over. I admit that's annoying. I like finding clues in game not in real life some times. Lol. --- Xbox360 handle: Skitz Gaea. PS3, PS4 handle: NaclynE102</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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