[MyGame] Spec Ops: The Line
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Hagan
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Dark Souls 2!
Nigga please, I'm out. I've had enough of shit I know I'll never finish...
deadlypinecone
New member
The childs drawings at the start of chapter 4 is a bit troubling
Solitude
Mr. Nice Guy
czc
Thread Killer Mk VIII
But there is no way I'm ever going to be able to get through those gymkana events in Dirt 3!
Although I would suggest Beneath a Steal Sky for a point and click adventure.
Solitude
Mr. Nice Guy
The next one can be anything but with an average How Long To Beat time of 20+ hours. The one after that will be one with no restrictions. Trying to make it one challenging one then one easy one or something like that. Personally I hope Assassin's Creed IV wins the next one.
Kwaai
Finally Have An Avatar And Signature!
I'd definitely be up for Assassin's Creed IV
. Enjoying the mygaming challenge as it's speeding up my progress through the backlog!
Solitude
Mr. Nice Guy
I'm also done. finished it sometime yesterday.
just as good as the 1st time i played it.
Yay! Good work!
Tydmors
New member
thanks
Glordit
Neo Zeon
Surprisingly it's quite quick, it's just that some points are a tiny bit frustrating, causing you to replay them over a few times.
mottamort
Bargain Hunter
...That's cute
Glordit
Neo Zeon
Made it to chapter 12.
There are quite a few appropriate things to say so far; The road to Hell is paved with good intentions or perhaps Friedrich Nietzsche can give us some insight? He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.
Either way, things have gotten out of control. Walker's attempts to fight the monsters are fruitless. He is no longer in control.
It is at this very point in the game that we witness Walker being consumed by the monsters, and the abyss finally looks back at him. Thus his transformation into a monster is complete. He can't be blamed for it, what choice did he have? As the game states in one of it's loading screens There is no difference between what is right and what is necessary. Oh the irony.
His breakdown seem to be more focused towards himself than to Konrad. There is a reason for this and I'll get back to it later.
I also find it interesting to note that music is not as prevalent through chapters 7 to 11. Instead the game chooses to use visual signs, hanging bodies, rotting corpses and graffiti showing the downward spiral into chaos.
There are quite a few appropriate things to say so far; The road to Hell is paved with good intentions or perhaps Friedrich Nietzsche can give us some insight? He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.
Either way, things have gotten out of control. Walker's attempts to fight the monsters are fruitless. He is no longer in control.
It is at this very point in the game that we witness Walker being consumed by the monsters, and the abyss finally looks back at him. Thus his transformation into a monster is complete. He can't be blamed for it, what choice did he have? As the game states in one of it's loading screens There is no difference between what is right and what is necessary. Oh the irony.
His breakdown seem to be more focused towards himself than to Konrad. There is a reason for this and I'll get back to it later.
I also find it interesting to note that music is not as prevalent through chapters 7 to 11. Instead the game chooses to use visual signs, hanging bodies, rotting corpses and graffiti showing the downward spiral into chaos.
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