It's not just stealth. There's a solid melee system, a pistol, explosive and electrical traps/bombs. It's a far more diverse game than Thief and I'm betting you would love it, SC. It also has a wonderful art style.
Sorry to disappoint! :lol:
EDIT: Alright, I've watched a video of Age Of Empires II HD and it looks like a medieval version of the older Command and Conquer games, which I'm a fan of. Now, where's my wallet?
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You have disappointed the Gods of Strategy. Get in your time machine, go back ten years, and play Warcraft for Fuck sake!
Hey, that was during my Dark Age! I was still on console back then! *shudder* I was a thrall of Sony, though I eventually broke free!
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Wow, really? Infinite ended up being kind of disappointing for me, in the long run. Whereas I've replayed Bioshock 1 a few times and occasionally I still want to go back and play it again.
Dishonored is $4.99, why does anyone even have to think about getting that?!
Get it, duh!
I paid full price for Dishonored, and was happy with that. At $4.99 it's a steal.
@veleda - can't argue that Bioshock 1 has more replay value, because of the bigger variation in play styles. I think Infinite only manages two playthroughs at most, one to find out what happens, one to go back and pick up on all of the little things you may have missed the first time.
In terms of how good the games are, I can't argue with anyone prefering the first game over Infinite. It's just personal preference - the story in Infinite, and the little touches like the music, added a lot to the game for me. But looking at it solely as a game, I would agree that Bioshock has more to it.
I paid full price for Dishonored, and was happy with that. At $4.99 it's a steal.
@veleda - can't argue that Bioshock 1 has more replay value, because of the bigger variation in play styles. I think Infinite only manages two playthroughs at most, one to find out what happens, one to go back and pick up on all of the little things you may have missed the first time.
In terms of how good the games are, I can't argue with anyone prefering the first game over Infinite. It's just personal preference - the story in Infinite, and the little touches like the music, added a lot to the game for me. But looking at it solely as a game, I would agree that Bioshock has more to it.
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Your choice, but my own view is no. I couldn't get interested in the add-ons. (Different protagonists). The Void Walker Arsenal is definitely a waste of money. I got two of the four packs free with the retail version, and they're typical irrelevant content packs. Anyway, if GOTY goes down to 75% later, the two real DLC will probably go down to 66%, so you'll still get them very cheap, and you won't have wasted money if you find you're not interested.
Oops, missed City Trials. It's basically mini-quests/challenges. If you like that kind of thing, then it's maybe the one thing that would justify it.
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Dishonered is in my Library too 
Thanks guys will let you know
Another that I wanted since a long time it' The Incredible Adventure of Van Helsing. Not much, but still a funny game, just I don't think it's worthy E 7.36. Which makes me very
About Assassin's Creed III: the offer is nice, how is it? I'm not exactly a fan of the saga, but I've enjoyed played the first 2, when I have nothing else better to play.
Thanks guys will let you know Another that I wanted since a long time it' The Incredible Adventure of Van Helsing. Not much, but still a funny game, just I don't think it's worthy E 7.36. Which makes me very
About Assassin's Creed III: the offer is nice, how is it? I'm not exactly a fan of the saga, but I've enjoyed played the first 2, when I have nothing else better to play.
To me, Assassin's Creed III wasn't great, it took itself way too seriously and they didn't use the time period to it's fullest potential. Added to that, the main character, Connor, was just dull and had almost no personality compared to Ezio. I would honestly just recommend getting Brotherhood. You'll still be with Ezio and you have an almost 1:1 scale size Rome to explore.Dishonered is in my Library too
Another that I wanted since a long time it' The Incredible Adventure of Van Helsing. Not much, but still a funny game, just I don't think it's worthy E 7.36. Which makes me very
About Assassin's Creed III: the offer is nice, how is it? I'm not exactly a fan of the saga, but I've enjoyed played the first 2, when I have nothing else better to play.
Ah, regional pricing. I paid US$7.49. It was one I'd had wishlisted for a while.Another that I wanted since a long time it' The Incredible Adventure of Van Helsing. Not much, but still a funny game, just I don't think it's worthy E 7.36. Which makes me very
You'll regret that sorely, I'm not even exaggerating, absolutely horrible don't even dare to touch it.
(and I say this as an "ex-fan")