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Originally posted by Concept View Post
Hey, at least he got some this time. : P
I know the lucky bastard. But every woman he loves dies, hes a walking death trap.
Watch out ladies, Hal is on the Prowl!
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Originally posted by Spatial101 View PostAgain, having had more time to reflect ,that's what I got from it too. To an extent it was giving me the same vibe I get from a really good Anime story but with added interactivity.
As you'd expect from a game from an Eastern dev company it has a lot of social and cultural traditions embedded in it. There's an inherent awkwardness about some aspects of it, some of which fit the very definition of lost in translation. A good example is the moment between
Otacon and Naomi in the aircraft and the coyness you see between them.
The game is still dogged in parts by corny dialogue and some annoying (albeit rare instances) of terrible voice acting (Otacon's crying just made me want to slap his head off his shoulders), but I found all these tend to become insignificant against the plus points that far outweighed them.
I do think that how much you get out of the game will depend on how much you liked the others and how much of a fan you are of Snake's adventures.
I said before it's release that I expected nothing less than fan service, and got it in spades.
I agree that you get much more out of the game depending on how involved you've been with the series over the years. Although every Metal Gear has social commentary, it's not what I enjoy it for. I enjoy it for the abstract insanity, the attention to detail, the fact that the game (more so than ever before when you consider how narrative has changed) feels completely different to anything else out there.
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Originally posted by Zero9X View Post
I know the lucky bastard. But every woman he loves dies, hes a walking death trap.
Watch out ladies, Hal is on the Prowl!
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Just watching the first mission briefing, the
extended one from the main menu
and forgot to ask earlier
I know the eggs mean something as such, but why is she singing random numbers? some sort of code I take it
This will just get better on the 2nd play through now you know stuff, even little things such as the
names of the chickens laying the eggs being called solidus, liquid etc, 'only two eggs? solidus isn't very well today' or something along those lines
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So after saving over my completed game save file and being devastated i have now recovered and am tackling a second no-alert playthrough. Made it to act 2 where
you are in naomi's lab and the frogs bust in. Anyone have any tips to get through this without alerting?
Seems ridiculously hard but i haven't had many attempts yet.
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