Yep. totally awesome. that's for sure! Wait till MK Armageddon comes out! Oh wow...
----- Original Message ----- From: "Harrison Tu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "'Gamers Discussion list'" <Gamers@audyssey.org> Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2006 9:34 AM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Chillingham and games with replay value >I play Mortal Combat Deception. It is awsome. > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Behalf Of Neo > Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 11:49 PM > To: Gamers Discussion list > Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Chillingham and games with replay value > > > HI, > it seems to me as if visually impaired gamers have either no or little > experience with the mainstream games, or just think that the level of > complexity you get from these games is impossible for the blind > accessible > ones. Either way, looks like they get too easily grateful for what the > developers release nowadays, thinking it's the best they can get and not > > wanting more. What's so cool about fighting bad guys, shooting at > snakes, > catching rats with a net or spraying termites in an antique shop? (Have > a > friend who bought Bavisoft games so played them when I visited him.) The > way > you do it is all the same and there is nothing more to it. Although I'm > gonna give out a major spoiler now, I'm gonna betray the most > perfect part about my planned boss for one of my games now to give you > an > idea about the potential complexity I do imagine. > It's gonna be a game somewhat inspired by Resident Evil, so that you > will > get to face him several times throughout the game and will have the > choice > to fight for your life or run away like hell. HOwever, he is too strong > for > you to beat him, you can only stun him for a while so that you have > enough > time to run, and he can easily beat you. In the end, however, you will > gain > control over a military battle vehicle equipped with a machine gun, a > grenade launcher (with three possible types of grenades) and a flame > thrower > and will face him in this final battle. Depending on what you do, you > could > get several a bit different endings. You can use any of the three > weapons or > just try to drive over him. If you use the machine gun, although it's > strong > enough to get rid of most other creatures easily, he can regenerate well > > enough to stay healthy. The rain of bullets would however prevent him > from > moving ahead very quickly, so that you could easily run away and end the > > game in one possible way. If you use the grenades, it would either do > nothing to him as well or would injure him seriously, so that he would > get > out of your way for a while, but his regeneration would again make him > stand > up after some time. And if you used the flame thrower or ran over him, > you'd > crush him like a bug (hey, hey, Super Liam! :-) but it of course would > be > pretty darn difficult to do so that the battle would have something > really > tough to it... > Not to mention that if you combined the weapons together, you'd still > achieve nothing except stunning or paralysing him for a while and thus > getting a less satisfying ending, if you didn't use fire or the weight > of > the vehicle, again. > But you can of course still play Grizzly Gulch and catch some rats after > > winning this game. :-D > Best wishes, > Lukas > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "matt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "Gamers Discussion list" <Gamers@audyssey.org> > Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2006 1:31 AM > Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Chillingham and games with replay value > > >> Where did you hear you can become a criminal in Grizzly Gulch? There >> is >> also >> more than the menu driven things. You get to shoot bad guys and try to > >> avoid >> hitting Cecil the bank teller or the lady. You also get to shoot in > the >> shooting range which brings up a question. How is there a robot in the > >> wild >> west? Also you get to do other cool things like swipe at rats with a > net >> and >> shoot at snakes. I do however think that the replay value is pretty > small. >> The only part that makes that interesting is instead of having three > ways >> to >> shoot at bad guys you have five. Three being left right and center and > >> five >> being left left middle middle right middle and right. That makes it > pretty >> difficult. Well just my two cents, Later, Matt >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "ari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <Gamers@audyssey.org> >> Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 6:10 PM >> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Chillingham and games with replay value >> >> >>> Hi Raul, >>> This is what makes me not buy Grizzly Gulch iether. At least I heard >>> a review of the game, and it was like: 'What would you like to do >>> now?' The user basically just chose and, as you say, it sounds so >>> menue driven. I heard a rumour that, if you wanted to, you could >>> become even a criminal, but when I contacted bavisoft to ask some >>> questions about GG, I got no answer (to be fair it was near Christmas > >>> a few years ago). I was wondering whether >>> Chillingham was different. >>> A companies games I'd like to buy are Code Factory's, but I wish > their >>> was >>> a >>> place where I could order them online. >>> This is what also annoys me about Gma games, and other vendors, where > >>> they >>> don't support online ordering. I know you can pay by other means, but >>> since >>> I don't control that sort of finance, it's really too much effort. >>> Another >>> thing that I have heard about Code Factory's games is that you get > the >>> game >>> on a CD, with no activation or registration. It now goes against my >>> principals to buy a game where the game generates a code, and I need > to >>> ask >>> the vendor for an unlock code. I tried it with Troopanum, but I can't >>> stand >>> the fact that everytime my computer crashes or is formatted, I have > to >>> email >>> them for a new unlock code to break the generated one. I'm not > talking >>> about >>> games that connect and get a code from the server, I just don't like >>> people >>> having so much control over a product that I feel I've purchased the >>> right >>> to play the full version, without having always to ask them for > unlock >>> codes. What happens if for some reason they refuse to give me a new > code, >>> because they've somehow lost my record of purchase, or they don't > answer >>> my >>> emails because they've gone out of business? >>> Ari >>> >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Gamers mailing list .. 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