[ SECRET POST #2364 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2364 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Dishonored

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I would recommend it.
I normally hate first person games. I often can't play them because I get motion sick while playing. Sometimes it even triggers migraines. So, yeah, not a fan, not accustomed to them. But I wanted to play Dishonored so badly that I tried it. And I can only speak for myself, but it atually worked quite well.
I like the stealth options and it has some replay value because you can play the game in different ways and level up different skills. While I still think it got a bit over-hyped and I didn't like Corvo as a silent protagonist (because there really was no reason for that), it was an enjoyable game.
Also, the Outsider is a cool character.

Re: Dishonored

[dethtoll]

If you liked Dishonored, and you feel you can handle it, the Thief games (biggest influence on Dishonored) are cheap on gog.com.

Re: Dishonored

[(Anonymous)]

I used to play the first one way, way back, but ... I hate zombies! I could handle the Weepers, because they were still human but ugh, zombies.

But I might try it again, it's been a few years and I was... about 13 back then, after all!

Re: Dishonored

[dethtoll]

The zombies are scary when you first run into them, but after a while they become just another hazard to knock over. If I'm doing one of the undead levels (like Bonehoard) I usually bring holy water and flash bombs to deal with large groups of the things, but mostly they're not a threat.

Now, Hammer Haunts? Brrr.

Re: Dishonored

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I guess it had a lot to do with my age and my inability to properly play the game back then - one level, everything was all normal and then it went "go through that old abandoned mines" and all of a sudden ZOMBIES. I seriously wasn't expecting them ...

Re: Dishonored

[dethtoll]

Nobody was expecting them :) I think they were a holdover when Thief was meant to be something called "Dark Camelot." Personally I think they add a lot of necessary flavor to Thief, changing things up. Thief 2 did away with undead almost entirely (I think there's maybe six undead altogether, not counting one or two nonthreatening ghosts) but Thief 3 brought them back in full force, with a new, horrifying Silent Hill-ish wrinkle in The Cradle.

Re: Dishonored

[(Anonymous)]

Well. I think I'll have to look into it again sometime, then!

The little Thief tutorial shoutout in Dishonored was awesome as well.