By that logic every game has QTEs, gaming on a basic level is QTEs.Blocks and dodges are basically QTEs.
By that logic every game has QTEs, gaming on a basic level is QTEs.Blocks and dodges are basically QTEs.
Blocks and dodges are basically QTEs.
I thought QTEs specifically prompt you on screen to press a button within a certain time period?
ONLY those that are generally FPS in the first place.By that logic every game has QTEs, gaming on a basic level is QTEs.
You have to block or dodge based on timing or animation queues within a specific (short) time to successfully block or dodge. As I said, much the same, not EXACTLY the same.I thought QTEs specifically prompt you on screen to press a button within a certain time period?
I will always compare any hacking or net running to that. Where you enter a completely different virtual world to accomplish whatever objective you are trying to do. Being able to remotely hack and fight with the system security instead of breaking in and get to a physical terminal makes the game play so varied that replaying a game would make it a new experience. It's a shame Microsoft destroyed that great game, they could have had a goldmine.Matrix runs in Shadowrun on sega genesis. But it's not a mini, it's a game of it's own.
Can someone tell me a game wherein the mini-games didn't suck?
Not gonna lie, it's the Bioshock Hacking that got me into puzzle flash games, especially the pipe ones!That is a toughie.
OK I think I got one, how about the water pipe puzzles from Bioshock?
OK I think I got one, how about the water pipe puzzles from Bioshock?
I totally understand what you meant now. I basically deleted the game. Totally let go, and just felt this wave of peace and relief wash over me. I'm so happy I don't have to play it anymore. The lock picking mini game, you could consider it the games version of hacking, it was so horrible. so so horrible. But I'm over it. A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.Blocks and dodges are basically QTEs.
I gotta disagree on this one because QTE's are abbreviated for "Quick Time Events" where you have to press a button at the correct time sensitive area to execute a scripted action/event where control is taken away from the player and you watch them perform an action automatically while your controls are temporarily locked for a few seconds. QTE's are very distinct and recognizable, once you experience one, you know you've experienced one in that context of a specific game.By that logic every game has QTEs, gaming on a basic level is QTEs.
Sorry everyone but bioshock pipe mini game is not originalThat is a toughie.
OK I think I got one, how about the water pipe puzzles from Bioshock?