Mitsu
Supernova
- Joined
- Oct 22, 2009
Moved onto Kingdom Hearts II after beating the first one. Overall my previous feelings on Kingdom Hearts were true to the end. The game has a lot of charm, but is kind of clunky in the game-play department. If it weren't for the camera, it would play very well.
Kingdom Hearts II is a very notable improvement on the first game when it comes to game-play. Controlling the camera with the right analog stick is more fluid, and it no longer catches on walls and objects. However for all of the advances in how the game plays, and even the general production value, it loses a lot of the charm and atmosphere of the first game. Everything is sharp, cool, and complicated in Kingdom Hearts II. It makes me miss the measured simplicity of the first game. I don't feel like I gain anything from every aspect of the game being more complicated, but no more in-depth.
Finally, I've been playing Fallout 4 again. After losing my HDD, I had to re-mod it. That task took me no less than eight hours of scouring Nexus, installing, and testing. I was really excited to find a mod for half walls, but I can't get it to work properly. I also found and Ares Predator pistol mod, which makes the Shadowrun fan in my delighted. Made some improvements to my character's face, and finally got around to using a CBBE body with some body-slide outfits. Don't know if I'll actually beat the game this time, considering I've started it over nearly a million times. No lie. Totally true fact.
Kingdom Hearts II is a very notable improvement on the first game when it comes to game-play. Controlling the camera with the right analog stick is more fluid, and it no longer catches on walls and objects. However for all of the advances in how the game plays, and even the general production value, it loses a lot of the charm and atmosphere of the first game. Everything is sharp, cool, and complicated in Kingdom Hearts II. It makes me miss the measured simplicity of the first game. I don't feel like I gain anything from every aspect of the game being more complicated, but no more in-depth.
Finally, I've been playing Fallout 4 again. After losing my HDD, I had to re-mod it. That task took me no less than eight hours of scouring Nexus, installing, and testing. I was really excited to find a mod for half walls, but I can't get it to work properly. I also found and Ares Predator pistol mod, which makes the Shadowrun fan in my delighted. Made some improvements to my character's face, and finally got around to using a CBBE body with some body-slide outfits. Don't know if I'll actually beat the game this time, considering I've started it over nearly a million times. No lie. Totally true fact.