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7/1/2025, 3:17:28 PM
>>95990256
That's just like your opinion, man. The concept of getting vital packages to remote destinations, unmolested by hostile people creatures or obstacles, all while you manage your equipment integrity and power from harsh conditions to bridge settlements sounds cool to me.
>>95990276
Fellow ludens enjoyer or salty tendie, I'm not certain. Either way nice to have you too. Keep on keeping on.
>>95990538
I mean yes, the main cast was about as many people, but you had a nation of service men and preppers on top of that to flesh out the world. Your second point is um spoiler sensitive let's say, but who can keep a good villain like Higgs down? He's Sam's Ocelot. To that point, I'm not sure how that's chuckle worthy. Returning cast in the sequel is actually properly used.
Look I get it, a game where you throw pee grenades at umbilical-bound souls of the damned while you deliver a metric ton of horse tranquilizers to elderly doomsday preppers, thanks to a magical baby in a terrarium that sees dead people, your fresh-faced teleporting gilf love interest, Guillermo Del Toro raring for shower chats and a zealous yet suspiciously wealthy company that harnesses the power of wireless photon printers to finance your expedition all just to push megaband internet on the destitute unwashed masses was not perceived to be a viable video game experience when it debuted to the world pre-covid, yet despite that fact Kojimbo believed in it enough to make that crazy fever dream a reality and now everyone can't get enough of Norman Reedus crying indiscriminately on the camera while fucked up undead whales float upside-down overhead. Simply imagine all of this in card form... La Creatividad could pull this off.
That's just like your opinion, man. The concept of getting vital packages to remote destinations, unmolested by hostile people creatures or obstacles, all while you manage your equipment integrity and power from harsh conditions to bridge settlements sounds cool to me.
>>95990276
Fellow ludens enjoyer or salty tendie, I'm not certain. Either way nice to have you too. Keep on keeping on.
>>95990538
I mean yes, the main cast was about as many people, but you had a nation of service men and preppers on top of that to flesh out the world. Your second point is um spoiler sensitive let's say, but who can keep a good villain like Higgs down? He's Sam's Ocelot. To that point, I'm not sure how that's chuckle worthy. Returning cast in the sequel is actually properly used.
Look I get it, a game where you throw pee grenades at umbilical-bound souls of the damned while you deliver a metric ton of horse tranquilizers to elderly doomsday preppers, thanks to a magical baby in a terrarium that sees dead people, your fresh-faced teleporting gilf love interest, Guillermo Del Toro raring for shower chats and a zealous yet suspiciously wealthy company that harnesses the power of wireless photon printers to finance your expedition all just to push megaband internet on the destitute unwashed masses was not perceived to be a viable video game experience when it debuted to the world pre-covid, yet despite that fact Kojimbo believed in it enough to make that crazy fever dream a reality and now everyone can't get enough of Norman Reedus crying indiscriminately on the camera while fucked up undead whales float upside-down overhead. Simply imagine all of this in card form... La Creatividad could pull this off.
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