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Topic: What are you playing now?

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27 APR 2005 at 11:04pm
Deleted UserStill Life has hit the shelves!! -the thing is, I was looking for the Moment of Silence...

So, I am playing Still Life now (well, later tonight really).



28 APR 2005 at 8:51pm

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OK, what's with Lights Out?  I keep getting lost, or I can't go back to where I've just been, or I can't find where I was a few hours ago, etc.  
o I have a bad game or is this how it plays?   This is really the oddest game I've played.  I never know where I am or how to get somewhere else.  And the ''Save'' thing.  What's up with that?  I don't think this game wants to be played.  Is this the way this game is, really? I'm not going to look at a walkthrough until I'm just about to give up but .... has anyone played it and am I doing something wrong? ??? :-/
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Myst IV - Never finished it.  Got frustrated with it.&&Myst V - Did not finish it either.  Very disappointing.&&ATTWN - BORING!!! Never finished it.  Kept falling asleep.&&Paradise - So far .... not so good&&Voyage - Not on my favorite list

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29 APR 2005 at 5:32am
Deleted UserAnaka,

Lights Out (Dark Fall II) is worth it. Keep going. It's an independent game, so it may have a few quirks that way (different from conventional commerical TAC games), but it's not buggy or weird (like Alida).

The story is great. Check the UHS hints for a few kick starts, and you'll get it.

Patience. Use the force!

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29 APR 2005 at 5:35am

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well.....the first part of the game is a little confusing. you need to always turn around and look to all sides and behind you, it gets better, easier to understand really
oh one thing I noticed that can be a problem is that sometimes after you have interacted with one thing on a screen the curser wont respond right to other hotspots, just click off the screen on your inventory a lot and it will work again.
hmm as for the save games they are just saved as text files arent they? or was that only darkfall..now I cant remember

So many roads to ease my soul....

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29 APR 2005 at 5:37am

deliadee

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and I agree it is very worth it, the story is very good, not as scary as the first one but creepy and just, well, good! dont give up

So many roads to ease my soul....

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29 APR 2005 at 5:45am
Deleted UserWhat I'm playing now: Post Mortum.

I have some issues here. The dialog tree sucks. Yes, I know, piss some characters (in the game) off and it doesn't matter--you'll get satisfaction later. But it's still a PITA.

I'm saving before each and doing each dialog tree methodically to find the proper dialog "path"... what drudgery.

Often, when I'm stuck, hints are no help. Walkthoughs reveal that "you'll get that tool or clue in this place or that place, depending on how you ask questions in the dialog".

Bah. Many are boring tedious anti-immersive, mundane and pointless exercises that are beyond the realm of logic or intrigue (e.g. fun).

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29 APR 2005 at 3:10pm

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The dialog tree was a VERY common complaint from those that played Post Mortem.

Get through it and familiarize yourself with Gus.

Remember that Still Life will be waiting for you when you're finished.  

I miss my Bubba: 1986 - 2006.


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29 APR 2005 at 4:27pm

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And do a save game before the end.

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