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greencreeper · 29-08-2004, 00:12

I wonder if thinking you're injuried produces the same physiological response as being injured?

My ideal game? Crumbs. No character interaction or a second character to cart round with you. A sense of fun - like Heart of Evil (HL mod) or NOLF. Excellent range of realistic weapons but nothing too powerful - just becomes pointless. Huge number of levels, exceptionally difficult but not impossible. I want to be frightened and challenged. When I first played Half-life it took me ages to leave the pipe. Going down the cliff face was hell - I was dripping sweat, my heart rate was nearly 120 bpm, and my blood pressure could have been measured in PSI. I don't do heights

I want a range of enemies with differing characteristics and weapons. I want realistic damage - if someone shoots me in the head, I expect to die. Puzzles are important - something to test my brain. Maps with choices - different routes - would be good.

I think that covers it

BTW - I'm largely an FPS man. I've played a couple of point n click games, and I like The Lost Vikings, but that's it.

29-08-2004, 00:12	#5
greencreeper Inactive Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Leeds - the dog house Age: 49 Services: Email me for a current price list Posts: 8,270	Re: Your ultimate game I wonder if thinking you're injuried produces the same physiological response as being injured? My ideal game? Crumbs. No character interaction or a second character to cart round with you. A sense of fun - like Heart of Evil (HL mod) or NOLF. Excellent range of realistic weapons but nothing too powerful - just becomes pointless. Huge number of levels, exceptionally difficult but not impossible. I want to be frightened and challenged. When I first played Half-life it took me ages to leave the pipe. Going down the cliff face was hell - I was dripping sweat, my heart rate was nearly 120 bpm, and my blood pressure could have been measured in PSI. I don't do heights I want a range of enemies with differing characteristics and weapons. I want realistic damage - if someone shoots me in the head, I expect to die. Puzzles are important - something to test my brain. Maps with choices - different routes - would be good. I think that covers it BTW - I'm largely an FPS man. I've played a couple of point n click games, and I like The Lost Vikings, but that's it.