Anonymous
7/11/2025, 9:36:18 PM No.11861834
Do you know that feeling when you run around the entire perimeter of a game and still can find the thing you need to interact with to move the game forward?
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 9:37:56 PM No.11861839
>>11861834 (OP)
I play point-and-click adventures, yes, I know that feeling.
I play point-and-click adventures, yes, I know that feeling.
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 10:03:05 PM No.11861886
>>11861834 (OP)
Do you know that feeling when you look at the box art of a game and think "Man, this has to be epic!" and it's so , so, so not?
Do you know that feeling when you look at the box art of a game and think "Man, this has to be epic!" and it's so , so, so not?
Anonymous
7/12/2025, 3:23:03 AM No.11862491
? played this a few years ago and I didn't have to consult any guides at any point? it was pretty much just a movie tier game with very little real gameplay
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Anonymous
7/12/2025, 3:23:10 AM No.11862492
>>11862479
>Just look up a guide.
Fuck you, white boy. Stick your head in a noose and hang yourself, you fucking cracker.
>Just look up a guide.
Fuck you, white boy. Stick your head in a noose and hang yourself, you fucking cracker.
Anonymous
7/12/2025, 3:32:41 AM No.11862505
>>11862491
>very little gameplay
I'm sure this is a meme about the cutscene saturation that was pretty standard at the time, but SO3 arguably has the best combat in the series, some aspects were hilariously broken, but its generally considered the high point of the game.
>very little gameplay
I'm sure this is a meme about the cutscene saturation that was pretty standard at the time, but SO3 arguably has the best combat in the series, some aspects were hilariously broken, but its generally considered the high point of the game.