You guys should stop complaining about every single little problem and just enjoy what you have. If you always imagine how much better something could have been, you'll end up whining all your life. When you eat a sandwich, do you wonder how tastier it could have been? How the bread is so dumbed down compared to the one you had when you were a kid. No, you eat the ****ing sandwich without thinking about it. Why can't you guys do the same with games? It's just entertainment. tl;dr : You will enjoy your games a lot more if you play them for what they are instead of what they could have been.
[QUOTE="greatmax1"]^Half-life 2 is barely a shooter. It's really more of a first-person adventure game with shooting. HL2 is really unique because it's closer to a movie than a game in some way. If you play half life 2 expecting an action packed shooter, you're doing it wrong. The half-life series has it's own style and that's why it's considered one of the best.dakan45
Cod4 was closer to a movie than any other game. Why is it not considered great? Because it had action and did not bore you to death? In what year did you play hl2? Be honest. This can explain it all.
^Half-life 2 is barely a shooter. It's really more of a first-person adventure game with shooting. HL2 is really unique because it's closer to a movie than a game in some way. If you play half life 2 expecting an action packed shooter, you're doing it wrong. The half-life series has it's own style and that's why it's considered one of the best.
Mordin and Jack died in my game. Everybody was loyal except Jack. I'm starting to think that personal upgrades affect who lives and who dies. I had every upgrade possible except Mordin's omni-tool and Jack's biotic upgrade, they both ended up dying. So, for those who managed to keep everyone alive, did you have every member's special upgrade?
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