Very vinegary, not sweet. Works as an interesting side dish, but not great. Try something else to respect the beautiful lotus root.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Luis HernandezI find narrative games harder to replay. So, I just avoid the game for a number of years so that I forget all of the little details. eventually I can replay it, perhaps with a bit less shock.tweet link
not everything needs to be replayable, but I find too many games are forgettable.
Quotethe games that I like to replay are usually spaces I like to inhabit, be it because of a sense of nostalgia or just because they feel nice.
I and my brother played a lot of tfc, every once in a while I log in to hang out in those places and hear those noises.
Quoteits very much about virtual places I like to inhabit to me, or some feeling like that that brings me calmness, in puzzle games like tetris etc
Quotethere's a couple of servers where people still play, there are ones with bots too, but when the ones with people are kinda full I go in, lots of old maps get revived and the community is small and chill, people voice chatting and stuff, its very much about virtual places I like to inhabit to me, or some feeling like that that brings me calmness, in puzzle games like tetris etc
Quotei don't know if "replayability" is necessarily a useful term. eg in narrative-heavy games that hype up their replayability by emphasizing explicit narrative/moral decisions, if i replay such a game i usually just end up making the same decisions
because if this is a game i'm only gonna replay again in 2-3 years if ever, why would i spoil this playthrough by making decisions i think are bad? so the "replayability" is entirely notional in practice
vs the games that i actually want to and do replay the most often are games like doom or blood that are viscerally satisfying moment-to-moment, even if there's less room to make different choices within the game
games that lean heavily on random/procedural content also have. you know, the old saw about "every run is different!" meaning "every run is basically the same in important ways", such that again any "replayability" just comes down to whether i enjoy the game moment to moment
Quotei really enjoy games which reward curiosity and experimentation, which let you incrementally develop a relationship with the space over time.tweet by loren schmidt
QuoteA game is a machine the designer crafts and tweaks to respond to play.link