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Of coursed they've aged, but Dark Forces 2 is one the defining games of my childhood. It was the first god damn time I ever got to use force powers and wield a lightsaber. And the live action cut scenes were as amazing as they were horrendous. Where did they even find actors that bad? Porn?
Dark Forces 1 was defining as well tbh. I missed Doom back in the day so it was still fresh.
There's a lot of 90's PC games that I love but wouldn't really play again anymore. I never really stopped playing old PC games, so that kind of separates the really solid games from the "allright for me at the time" ones.
The only 90's FPS games I still feel are good: Rise of the Triad, Doom 1 and 2, Shadow Warrior, Duke Nukem 3D. Maybe Quake 1 and Wolfenstein 3D, but they're very repetitive.
I can see that the games you grew up on are maybe a few years later than the ones I grew up with. I'm familiar with them though.
There's just so many games that I appreciate for the memories, but find to be really boring when I come back to them.
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There's a lot of 90's PC games that I love but wouldn't really play again anymore. I never really stopped playing old PC games, so that kind of separates the really solid games from the "allright for me at the time" ones.
The only 90's FPS games I still feel are good: Rise of the Triad, Doom 1 and 2, Shadow Warrior, Duke Nukem 3D. Maybe Quake 1 and Wolfenstein 3D, but they're very repetitive.
I can see that the games you grew up on are maybe a few years later than the ones I grew up with. I'm familiar with them though.
There's just so many games that I appreciate for the memories, but find to be really boring when I come back to them.
But seriously no love for Kotor?
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None whatsoever. I straight up hate it and all games with a similar gameplay formula. Just never got along with it. I remember playing it back when I had the original Xbox console and having a miserable time.
My idea of a great PC RPG is more something like Realms of Arkania 3: Shadows Over Riva or Dungeon Master II.
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None whatsoever. I straight up hate it and all games with a similar gameplay formula. Just never got along with it. I remember playing it back when I had the original Xbox console and having a miserable time.
My idea of a great PC RPG is more something like Realms of Arkania 3: Shadows Over Riva or Dungeon Master II.
Jesus Christ what a worthless piece of human garbage you are.
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Originally Posted by J.R.R. Tolkien
There is only one bright spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I hope that, encouraged now as ‘patriotism’, may remain a habit! But it won’t do any good, if it is not universal.
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Suck it, haters.
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