Come on guys, I was taking the piss. There is nothing 'subtle' or 'stealthy' about a gatling 12ga...
CDPR. If there is going to be an 'easter egg' of some variety, I want THIS. I just want to use it once. Pay attention.
hehe I like it, subsonic rounds is when mass becomes more important. I want a sub sonic brick gun.
*LAUGHS*
OHHH, that's good. I should totally contact the fabrication geeks I know, and pitch the idea of making one.
(These are the same group of people that made a flamethrower for one of their BBQs. Just because. That pinata never stood a chance...)
I will admit, there are some interesting less than lethal weapon options in 2020...
Just makes me sad that this is the direction games seem to going... the latest trend if you will... games getting dumbed down, sillied up, and straight up wimpified...
CDPR won't do that. If you want reassurance find some early 'lets plays' of TW2, and watch how many people got their asses handed to them in the prologue. And as I think on this more, I'm not sure this is the type of game where you can literally go through most of it without killing people. The pacifist approach just doesn't seem right for '77.
I just remember being excited for Prince of persia on the PS3.... and then I got it, and it was literally impossible to die... you could not die no matter what.... I don't think I have ever returned a game faster...
"If there's no challenge, there's no point playing..."
How about the game starts so that every encounter can be passed without killing anyone, but as the game goes on depending on if you haven't killed anyone it would present situations where you can't advance without killing?
Ok that sounds stupid even for me
Ok that sounds stupid even for me
While I am strongly at the camp of "I should be able to finish without killing " what I really want is the game making me want to go against that. I want a gut wrenching feeling of going against the "ideal" and wanting to kill somebody and not in a cartoonish evily evil whiskers twirling villainy kind of way.
EDIT:
Hell, I want the game,the story, the narrative, the characters inside to tell me how foolish and silly my choice of pacifism. I want to see the "morally high ground" tremble and shake yet I want to be able to make that choice.
EDIT2:
I'll try not to give a spoiler. Remember Stalker: Call of Pripyat? The first quest, you find an artifact and the guy meets you and says that he needs this artifact to heal his brother. Remember? I want that. Spoiler I shot him the next time I saw him.
EDIT:
Hell, I want the game,the story, the narrative, the characters inside to tell me how foolish and silly my choice of pacifism. I want to see the "morally high ground" tremble and shake yet I want to be able to make that choice.
EDIT2:
I'll try not to give a spoiler. Remember Stalker: Call of Pripyat? The first quest, you find an artifact and the guy meets you and says that he needs this artifact to heal his brother. Remember? I want that. Spoiler I shot him the next time I saw him.