Twinfalls
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baby arm said:<Survivor>
:D That was just too perfect.
baby arm said:<Survivor>
"Has no flow"? In E5? Yep, looks like you never tried to escape enemy-infested part of the city alone, armed only with Glock and P90 with two clips, where every microsecond countedDeacdo said:Combat has no flow whatsoever and the anxiety that comes with things being out of your hands (during the enemy "turn") just isn't there.
Yes, the game is RAW, pretty low-budget and semi-amateurish. Don't even get me started on what's wrong with it or what could've been done better. But, the tactical combat and equipment parts are almost perfect. Frankly, i'm waiting for the next game from these guys, hopefully, they'll overgrow these "childhood" problems in their next project.tetsuo said:i tried it a few weeks ago and i have to say it absolutly sucks
Combat has no flow whatsoever and the anxiety that comes with things being out of your hands (during the enemy "turn") just isn't there.
Silent Storm and E5? "Same low budget"? It's like comparing Oblivion's and M&B's budget, actually. Razz
The Smart Pause Mode (SPM®) blends together advantages of both turn-based and real-time and lets the player experience realistic tactical combats in real-time but still have the comfort feeling of turn-based.
Twinfalls said:Why
Why
Why???
I'll pay cash money for a copy of the game I can own that doesn't also install nasty low-level shit on my machine.
(that is, problems stemming from a low-budget), i.e. lousy translation, bizzare "features", bugs, poor VOs, and crummy UI.
I don't know the original cost of this particular game. Big titles like Gothic 3 begin at the Polish equivalent of $33-$43. The less known games usually start around $20.Balor said:How much was it to begin with? 7$?I heard Poland is pretty close to Russia when it comes to prices.