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(06-02-2010, 03:52 PM)princaipal wailson Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-02-2010, 02:34 PM)Iceman404 Wrote: [ -> ]Because my opinion is automatically wrong.

change your fucken attitude about the memberbase here
why do you even post on tsr if you hate everyone enough that you assume we all think you're wrong all the time

ya bimbo

Hey
Pinnokio
Weren't you blocking me? It was much better when you weren't so curious as to click "show this post" every time I post...
Sorry, just had to say that.

Anyways:
I'd like to see more games that have adventure co-op. Like playing all the levels you can alone, with friends. Taking turns or not. Just less 1 player games...

(06-02-2010, 07:08 PM)Iceman404 Wrote: [ -> ]Hey
Pinnokio
Weren't you blocking me? It was much better when you weren't so curious as to click "show this post" every time I post...
Sorry, just had to say that.

this is best post in thread no one will ever top it

He didn't spell pinocchio right..
One thing I never got in the Left for Dead series was that your gun had a sight on it, and one character was a Vietnam veteran, but they couldn't look down a sight?

Something I'd like to see in more new games though bearded heroes that you play as, there's always the kick-ass partner who has a beard, but unfortunately your not him, and another thing I'd like to see is more casual designs, I'd just like to play as a person in a band tee and skinny jeans rather than a steroid using buff brute.
Thats just me though :F

(06-02-2010, 07:08 PM)Iceman404 Wrote: [ -> ]Sorry, just had to say that.

No, you really didn't. If you wanted to know so bad, you could PM him instead of derailing the topic.

And with that, this topic is no longer allowed to go offtopic or I'll start dishing out the warns.

(06-02-2010, 07:19 PM)Finlandia Wrote: [ -> ]He didn't spell pinocchio right..
One thing I never got in the Left for Dead series was that your gun had a sight on it, and one character was a Vietnam veteran, but they couldn't look down a sight?

Something I'd like to see in more new games though bearded heroes that you play as, there's always the kick-ass partner who has a beard, but unfortunately your not him, and another thing I'd like to see is more casual designs, I'd just like to play as a person in a band tee and skinny jeans rather than a steroid using buff brute.
Thats just me though :F

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(06-02-2010, 07:19 PM)Finlandia Wrote: [ -> ]Something I'd like to see in more new games though bearded heroes that you play as, there's always the kick-ass partner who has a beard, but unfortunately your not him, and another thing I'd like to see is more casual designs, I'd just like to play as a person in a band tee and skinny jeans rather than a steroid using buff brute.
Thats just me though :F

and thats how you nostalgia properly.

(06-01-2010, 04:08 PM)oB2Ko Mario Wrote: [ -> ]HERE WE GO SUPER ESSAY TIME

I'm done with English so now I'll write something that I want to write about

More customization in general for online gaming
Sure, we've got the good ol' main character, and we've got a beautiful environment, but what fun is it if you don't have a nice, LIMITLESS customization powers? Now, I don't mean "use customization and oh hey you've changed your character completely!"; I don't want to customize a character that suits my needs on a single-player game where nobody will see it. I want the ability to customize a character and level and be able to show it off online. Some games are fine and all in their customization, but some are just *painfully* limited. What was cool about TH: American Wasteland for the 360 was that I could make a fully customized character that suited my wants. Sure, it was limited in some aspects, but being able to skate around as a Blue Man was just *awesome*. Then my friends and I picked up Project 8, and... welp, the customization sucked balls. You had defaults, and the most you can do is alter the clothing to an extent and you're done. Oh, and neither game took advantage of the skate park creators, which would have been fun to include (racing maps, crazy combo maps, whatever you wanted and it would own).

Now we look into a game like Halo 3. Now, I'm a sucker for this series, but the one thing that agitates me the most is the lack of being able to make whatever you want in Forge mode. But on this note, half of the game's fun relies on Forge mode creations, and you made due with the pure limitations that the maps give you. And usually, you had to abuse the game to make some of the structures that you want, and then you can create something totally badass (like F-Zero tracks [I shit you not] and statues and things of that nature). There really isn't much of a reason to limit a game like this, though. Games such as Far Cry 2 were able to make due with a 100% purely customizable maps, and literally *anything* was possible in that game. The same could be said with the source tools that you can get for free to make TF2/CS/GM/etc. maps as you see fit, although these tend to be hard as hell to use. Why not make something as simple as Halo 3's Forge and yet as powerful as Far Cry or the Source mods map makers?

Now let's get into characters. I mean, okay: you just got an online RPG, and you want to make a character that's "you". Most RPGs do well in this department, but the ones I've had experience with (Phantasy Star Universe, FFXIII, WoW) don't take full advantage of the ability to make a personalized character. I've played Phantasy Star Universe's demo for I don't even know how long, but you get a dozen many hair styles, a few face types, and three pairs of clothing to choose from. Needless to say, almost every character in the game looked the same as I ran by them, either in crowded Universe 2 hotspots or in missions, and although I made due with the Afro hairstyle (thankfully, the game was gracious enough to allow you to hue shift your hair all you want, so I ran around with a green afro), I would love to see some more variety than this (such as being able to adjust the hair/head without having to adjust the body). FFXIII just annoyed me with the fact that you only had a few models to choose from per race (even the humans, I understand that every other race looked the same either way), but there wasn't much you could do with your character to begin with. As for World of Warcraft... meh, I created a character on my brother's account, and it pretty much was an in-between with FFXIII and Phantasy Star. I wasn't fond of it either.

Now, I'll be honest here, I loved Amazing Island to death. I mean, I rented it and all, but I had an absolute *blast* playing it. Why? I could *literally* make any creature I wanted in there, and overall: it wasn't so hard to make things in that game. Hell, with all the things I could do in there, I could sit and play it for hours on end, despite the fact that the minigames were annoying to play. I loved it for the customization. Little Big Planet was on the right track with its level creators, but I didn't like it because it still had some limits to it despite boasting how its main objective is to "make your wildest imaginations a reality".

What would be the most ideal game for me? I want something with total customization, with absolutely no limits, and I want to be able to send my creations online for others to fiddle around with. I want something where you can do things as a group, and you can all sit back and enjoy everyone's creations. I want to be able to go as far as to write my own background music for the levels and maps I create, and I want to be able to get ratings for the things I make and learn how to improve in my designs. I want to be able to trek these levels with any character I want: be it something that I came up with, be it an existing game character, or be it something that isn't living at all. And I want it to be able to be done simply; no going into game code to figure out how to rig a model, no going into complicated wireframes to design levels, none of that kind of hardcore programming. I want to have easy access to pure creation tools and easier access to unleashing whatever is in my mind at the time.

I'd love to see more customization in games in general, but again: it's not worth customizing if you can't show it off to others. And I'd love to see the above addressed in future games (if not all of it, then at least *some* of it)

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Buy Modnation racers.

(06-02-2010, 07:19 PM)Finlandia Wrote: [ -> ]He didn't spell pinocchio right..
One thing I never got in the Left for Dead series was that your gun had a sight on it, and one character was a Vietnam veteran, but they couldn't look down a sight?

Something I'd like to see in more new games though bearded heroes that you play as, there's always the kick-ass partner who has a beard, but unfortunately your not him, and another thing I'd like to see is more casual designs, I'd just like to play as a person in a band tee and skinny jeans rather than a steroid using buff brute.
Thats just me though :F

Scott Pilgrim DS will be out soon. God, hold your horses.

(06-03-2010, 02:55 PM)lava Wrote: [ -> ]Buy Modnation racers.

i intend to

(06-01-2010, 04:08 PM)oB2Ko Mario Wrote: [ -> ]words

ffxi* also yeah its character customization sucked ASSSSSSSSSsssssssssss thats the one thing i'll admit

ffxiv goes overboard with customization IMO. you get like 32 hair colors, 30 hair highlights, 20 skin colors (this is all literal, not exaggerating) and so on its a lil crazy and hard to scroll through without saying "fuck it" and settling for somehting you only kind of like

OB2Ko, have you played Little Big Planet? You might really like it! Its fun and extremely customizable, and is solely focused on online multi-play.

why buy little big planet when lbp2 is coming out soon

and modnation racers customization is infinitely more fun

Oh also

I've pretty much written the article now, so in terms of personal usefulness the thread is over

But you can keep discussing it, IDC.

i forgot you were writing an article on this honestly.

cant blame me though due what the thread became.

(06-03-2010, 04:33 PM)sexhaver1994 Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-01-2010, 04:08 PM)oB2Ko Mario Wrote: [ -> ]words

ffxi* also yeah its character customization sucked ASSSSSSSSSsssssssssss thats the one thing i'll admit

ffxiv goes overboard with customization IMO. you get like 32 hair colors, 30 hair highlights, 20 skin colors (this is all literal, not exaggerating) and so on its a lil crazy and hard to scroll through without saying "fuck it" and settling for somehting you only kind of like

oh damn
I can't believe I mixed up XIII and XI
I am terrible at games forever now u____u

but I'm really excited for XIV though
is it true that the PS3 version gets free online? My friends are trying to tell me that, but I'm finding that too good to be true
even if it costs money, I'll be more than happy to pay for it :^)

(06-03-2010, 07:08 PM)Iceman404 Wrote: [ -> ]OB2Ko, have you played Little Big Planet? You might really like it! Its fun and extremely customizable, and is solely focused on online multi-play.

yes, I have played Little Big Planet, and I wasn't fond of it
at all
I felt limited by its level creator, and I didn't like how you had to go through the single-player to find most of the items used for level creation
plus, it just felt boring. I also wanted to just jump right in and make a level, but the entire tutorial that I had to go through to even start kinda killed it for me

meh, I might play it sometime soon, but it wasn't as good as it was hyped up to be :C

let's see if LBP2 is any better