Reply With QuoteI never played CoD2, but I hated MW and MW2.
They're just way too restrictive.
HL2 isn't much more than a linear sequence of set pieces, but at least you have some flexibility in how you deal with them.
I've played it like a dozen times on three different systems and playthrough it again almost every time I do a computer upgrade to see how little it taxes the system now.Originally Posted by Diff-chan
I love that shit.
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I never played CoD2, but I hated MW and MW2.
They're just way too restrictive.
HL2 isn't much more than a linear sequence of set pieces, but at least you have some flexibility in how you deal with them.
I don't recall any physics-based puzzles in COD. Or any puzzles at all, for that matter.
grotsky little bitch
Oh, you mean like stacking bricks to make a ramp? Thrilling.
Who the **** is Geeeoorge Cooo
Hey man, that was back when Source was showing off that objects not only had volume but weight values too! You couldn't just stack cups and plastic shit on there!
HL2 is great.
Time to ride the crazy chair!
I used to think it was overrated. Then I realized I had played it from start to finish five separate times and enjoyed every minute of it.
Electronic cigarette.
I played it start to finish once and really enjoyed about 2/3 of it. I've tried to play through about five times since and can never make it more than an hour or two in before I get bored and can't bring myself to go back.
Please look forward to it!
Yeah, I'm still a big fan. The minute to minute combat may not be quite as engaging as some other games but there's something to be said for brilliant world design and pacing*. And oh god the gravity gun is still tops.
*The boat is a good time too! Kill yourself.
It's still a great game - but heavily scripted games are a dime a dozen now. The character models still look better than anything. Valve are the only ones who can do realistic looking eyeballs and faces
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