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[Blood-Pigggy]

Well it's not like they were promising Ultima's virtue system or something, it's just that the final iteration of their supposed "moral choices" were rather lackluster.

[gufu1992]

Originally Posted by Blood-Pigggy

Well it's not like they were promising Ultima's virtue system or something, it's just that the final iteration of their supposed "moral choices" were rather lackluster.

You do one thing, and the voice is just sad, bad ending. You do more of a thing, bad ending with creepy voice. You don't do those things, and it's a happy ending. Can't I just **** the city and get out?

[Blood-Pigggy]

Did you play the game? There's a very clear explanation as to why you didn't just leave in the first place.

Also, where would you go? Up into the middle of the ocean so you can just die slowly up there? I think the main character would prefer a wrench to the skull rather than die of thirst in the middle of the Atlantic.

[gufu1992]

Originally Posted by Blood-Pigggy

Did you play the game? There's a very clear explanation as to why you didn't just leave in the first place.

Also, where would you go? Up into the middle of the ocean so you can just die slowly up there? I think the main character would prefer a wrench to the skull rather than die of thirst in the middle of the Atlantic.

Of course you'd rather want to tae a wrench! the vita chamer is right next door!

[Blood-Pigggy]

Right, which gives you more of a reason to find out what's going on, to stop Vita-Chamber respawning and the elimination of the prospect of suicide via retardation.

[gufu1992]

Originally Posted by Blood-Pigggy

Right, which gives you more of a reason to find out what's going on, to stop Vita-Chamber respawning and the elimination of the prospect of suicide via retardation.

Well... at least it still has health bar/health monitoring. Unlike the usual go get hit, then hide untill you heal.

[Panthro]

I completed it once (good ending) and although I enjoyed it, I was left with a hollow feeling after all the endless promises and hype that were made. I found myself taking the easy option of tooling up with guns and offensive plasmids to blast my way through because I wanted to see the story, but the gameplay (outside of certain set-pieces) was so repetitive. The reliance on vending machines was very much an irritation of mine, especially for weapons upgrades...

How many reviews gave this 95% or more I have no idea, I'd give this about 80% at most.

I would love to think that in the future, games producers could keep it under their hats until they know what they'll be selling, rather than making empty promises. (For another rant of this nature, ask me about oblivion!)