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Shintai
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 Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 10:35 pm Post subject: I missed it! |
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I was happy to listen to a new episode of TCR, I really did miss it! I just recently picked up borderlands, so listening to CF ramble as I shoot things was a good cream cheese time.
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| Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2011 3:05 pm Post subject: |
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| Thanks for the kind words man! ^_^ Also, how is borderlands? |
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Shintai
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It's actually pretty fun. It feels exactly like an rpg, that just so happens to be a first person shooter. I mean,you loot, level and take quests just like an rpg, but you shoot and throw grenades like an FPS, it's strange but really fun.
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Darabka
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I believe RPG's should not be limited to the Fantasy Theme in videogames. It has been shown that sci fi and post apocalyptic themed games work well. Also, I also missed TCR and enjoyed it while commanding my Aquanouts to shoots Giant Squids and Lobstermen in X-com 2 Terror from the Deep.
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Shintai
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I agree, the rpg genre is alot more versatile than people think. It can work in conjunction with alot of themes and even other genres and can make them better.
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JerryTerrifying
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I believe RPG's should not be limited to the Fantasy Theme in videogames. It has been shown that sci fi and post apocalyptic themed games work well. Also, I also missed TCR and enjoyed it while commanding my Aquanouts to shoots Giant Squids and Lobstermen in X-com 2 Terror from the Deep.
Fantasy settings and RPGs are so strongly associated with eachother that people think every fantasy game is a cream cheese RPG. Like the dummies that think Zelda is an RPG...the only thing most Zeldas have in common with an RPG is the fantasy setting.
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The Dooshebag
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| JerryTerrifying wrote: | I believe RPG's should not be limited to the Fantasy Theme in videogames. It has been shown that sci fi and post apocalyptic themed games work well. Also, I also missed TCR and enjoyed it while commanding my Aquanouts to shoots Giant Squids and Lobstermen in X-com 2 Terror from the Deep.
Fantasy settings and RPGs are so strongly associated with eachother that people think every fantasy game is a cream cheese RPG. Like the dummies that think Zelda is an RPG...the only thing most Zeldas have in common with an RPG is the fantasy setting. |
Very true about Zelda Jerry, very true! |
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