AdolfSatan
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No shame about that, Troika didn’t complete them either!
I jacked off to a model of Nymph from Neverwinter Nights by looking at it in Aurora Toolset.
Specifically not the portrait,
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Bro, that's not dirty, you are just roleplayingI purposefully avoid playing my favorite cRPG Planescape: Torment until I forget as much of the game as possible, in-line with the story's thematic element of amnesia.
control station enclave which was retconned into the name of the factionthat Enclave base (no idea what it’s name was)
System Shock 2 can't decide if it wants to be a survival horror game or an FPS and it ruins the entire experience. Enemies aren't strong enough and are too numerous to be threatening or scary, but the scarcity of ammo and healing items makes playing the game like a boomer shooter a slog. Atmosphere and writing is still top-notch but the actual gameplay sucks.I never liked System Shock 2
This was me but in reverse, I've beat Fallout 2 multiple times but I've only beat Fallout 1 once about a year ago. Was too dumb to progress in Fallout 1 when I was a kid.While I completed Fallout 1 several times I never completed Fallout 2. First try I got stuck at some door that wouldn’t open (I remember checking a Gamesfaq guide and I was supposed to be able to open it), second try the game always crashed when travelling to that Enclave base (no idea what it’s name was).
People get mad when I point this out but SS2 is very much a precursor to the modern 'walk down a corridor while a voice on the radio tells you what to do' shooter. It was disappointing to me since the first game was so open, there was no voice helping you at all (Shodan only talked to you to be cruel). It was a challenge to figure out how to even survive, let alone win.System Shock 2 can't decide if it wants to be a survival horror game or an FPS and it ruins the entire experience.
You know what the final straw with System Shock 2 was for me? The reload system. If you run out of one type of ammo, the one you're currently using obviously, and you hit the "reload" key, it does nothing. Absolutely nothing. Typically this happens when you're in combat, which is the absolutely worst time for your reload key to just stop working. There were a few other things that I didn't like about System Shock 2, but this one really pissed me off.I think the reason SS2 feels like a survival horror is because the only challenge that matters in it is resource management