Words: They make a difference!
I was using one hand while walking!
Words: They make a difference!
I went nuts. it was OMG that is BB! OH NOEZ!!!! HIS EYE!!!
i am hoping TPP will be a lot better. Specially with the new direction of the writing. With less words and more emphasis on the delivery. I think it makes a big difference.
That is incorrect sir. I love them both
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rookie is poor term to use to describe naked snake, probably an error in translation. dude was a green beret. he was naive in terms of the fact that he blindly followed orders and was outclassed by the boss in battle early on. but he's not a rookie
rookie is poor term to use to describe naked snake, probably an error in translation. dude was a green beret. he was naive in terms of the fact that he blindly followed orders and was outclassed by the boss in battle early on. but he's not a rookie
He is not BB epic tho. Different kind of epic. Maybe more reserved? Like with the rerelease of MGS1 in The Twin Snakes. All the flare and addition of making Snake a badass felt out of place. Everything around him is exceptional except for Snake. Which the player can relate a lot more, and feel accomplished after taking on the bad guys.
With MGS3 i felt like BB was a badass. A sort of James Bond with a broken heart turning bad. I find that very interesting.
2 is a great piece of art but I think the game part of it is a bit lacking. 3 has the gameplay as well as the story
2 is a great piece of art but I think the game part of it is a bit lacking. 3 has the gameplay as well as the story
So this is for good? they don't go back on it later?
I really thought they destroyed any semblance of Big Boss' villainy with MGS3. The only glimmer was his sense of betrayal that was shown during the ending. I'm confident they change this with PP.
It literally took me years after beating MGS2 to truly appreciate the genius behind it's story. I truly don't mean to offend anyone, but MGS3 had one of the most straightforward plots of the series, making most exposition feel tacked on. The exception was the mental gymnastics Kojima played instead of stating that you were playing as Big Boss. By the way, I feel like I was in the minority in having no clue what the fuck was going on until Big Boss lost his eye. Up until that point, I though that Kojima made a James Bond parody using MGS characters. This was cool in the sense that I realized that this wasn't some joke, but a brilliant plot reveal.
I agree with this point. I know MGS isn't a super cereal, realistic series, but I wasn't sold that this "panty waist" could accomplish much of anything. They went overboard with the rookie angle. The more I express my opinion, the more I realize that my point was not the same as yours. But a green beret shouldn't be as clueless as Big Boss was.
He is not BB epic tho. Different kind of epic. Maybe more reserved? Like with the rerelease of MGS1 in The Twin Snakes. All the flare and addition of making Snake a badass felt out of place. Everything around him is exceptional except for Snake. Which the player can relate a lot more, and feel accomplished after taking on the bad guys.
With MGS3 i felt like BB was a badass. A sort of James Bond with a broken heart turning bad. I find that very interesting.
I thought that was fairly clear at the time.
I don't think I've been as excited for a game since Wind Waker. Hm. Maybe Brawl. But still, most hyped hype I've ever hyped.
So, like, will you guys let me in your cool club? I want to be a DD, too.
literally took me years after beating MGS2 to truly appreciate the genius behind it's story. I truly don't mean to offend anyone, but MGS3 had one of the most straightforward plots of the series, making most exposition feel tacked on. The exception was the mental gymnastics Kojima played instead of stating that you were playing as Big Boss. By the way, I feel like I was in the minority in having no clue what the fuck was going on until Big Boss lost his eye. Up until that point, I though that Kojima made a James Bond parody using MGS characters. This was cool in the sense that I realized that this wasn't some joke, but a brilliant plot reveal.
He is not BB epic tho. Different kind of epic. Maybe more reserved? Like with the rerelease of MGS1 in The Twin Snakes. All the flare and addition of making Snake a badass felt out of place. Everything around him is exceptional except for Snake. Which the player can relate a lot more, and feel accomplished after taking on the bad guys.
With MGS3 i felt like BB was a badass. A sort of James Bond with a broken heart turning bad. I find that very interesting.
I was lucky enough to have been on MGS, heck, videogame hiatus since 2003 at this point. I really didn't know what was going on. Why is Solid Snake now called Naked Snake and is a young man in the 60's? I really didn't get it. Not to mention, I never played MGS3 until '06/'07. I was completely in the dark, and I think that only enhanced my enjoyment of the game as a whole.
Her smile made those damn 3 hours more tolerable.
Creep mode on.
Gotcha. I wasn't calling you out or anything (I didn't play it until '09 and had all the information) I was just curious how much info Kojima was giving out. I've seen the MGS3 trailers and I know it said it was taking place in the 60s and was a new Snake but it could have been another clone for all we know.
MGS3 had a more dumbed down story. This was Kojima's reaction to MGS2's reception. Kojima wanted to make a more simple story so most fans could understand.
Alot of the bosses suddenly didn't have much back story and had almost no impact on the story. The main antogonist (Volgin) is also one of the most one dimensional characters in the series.
The whole game just revolves around his relationship with The Boss (who was nothing more than a plot device) and how succesfully completing his mission would change him as a character and result in the character we knew from Metal Gear, Metal Gear 2, MGS1 etc.
well, they did show him with the eyepatch in trailers, so it was pretty much a known thing that it was big boss. but it was also the assumption prior to those trailers that it was big boss, the moment the 60s was mentioned. besides the crazy theories of solid snake playing VR or big boss, or time-traveling, it was a known thing. kojima knew this too, as that entire scene there's this tension and teasing of the eye coming out with the boss holding the knife to it and all that.
but i could certainly understand how skullface or someone coming in fresh with basically no prior knowledge could be confused and no know it was big boss. i have friends who didn't know either
I've read some old GameFAQs threads on the VR stuff...
PythonSelkan has always existed in some form or another when it comes to metal gear.
I agree with this point. I know MGS isn't a super cereal, realistic series, but I wasn't sold that this "panty waist" could accomplish much of anything. They went overboard with the rookie angle. The more I express my opinion, the more I realize that my point was not the same as yours. But a green beret shouldn't be as clueless as Big Boss was.
has anyone ever offered up a theory on the name "ground zeroes?" why is the game called that?
has anyone ever offered up a theory on the name "ground zeroes?" why is the game called that?
Kojima said that the prologue was to do with the ground zero of characters like Snake and Kaz. Meaning that at the end of GZ, they are utterly destroyed, reduced to a blank state. In TPP, they have new beliefs, motivations, personalities, etc. So they're like new characters.
I think we all agreed it was fake.I don't know if the prior image is fake but is super simple to change.
I herd there was sum MGS3 hate ITT?
CHEEZMO™;148560266 said:Solidus is the best Snake.
I herd there was sum MGS3 hate ITT?
We all know what happens to MGS3 haters.
I stand by my statement about MGS3. The cheese was cranked from 8(MGS2) to 11, too many superfluous characters, and they made Big Boss look like a tactless bafoon... I don't know. I still love the game, but it feels off, even when compared to Peace Walker.
Nothing in MGS3 is as cheesy as the Rose conversations in 2.
The Ocelot meow would like to have a word with you.
The Ocelot meow would like to have a word with you.
Kojima Station Episode 22
Apparently there is sneak peek of what to come in the near future possibly Taipei Game Show. If nothing exciting comes out of this episode blame Love Deterrence for mistranslating the FB post.
Kojima Station Episode 22
Apparently there is sneak peek of what to come in the near future possibly Taipei Game Show. If nothing exciting comes out of this episode blame Love Deterrence for mistranslating the FB post.
Who'd like to join the "2015 Taipei Game Show Hype Rex"?
No, I said cheesy, not awesome.
Let's not forget The Twin Snakes here!
And you misunderstand the difference between 22 and 32!
It says "I will deliver slightly". Correct translation is obviously "I will show little" of what's to come thus a sneak peek. It's on you. Anything that happens is on you. You gave us yet another hope to hold onto.
It says "I will deliver slightly". Correct translation is obviously "I will show little" of what's to come thus a sneak peek. It's on you. Anything that happens is on you. You gave us yet another hope to hold onto.
Best dunker ever?Hai Lady when up against Donna Burke and Stefanie Joosten:
Most favorite player ever!Donna burke when up against Stefanie and Hai Lady:
Even though I wish we could play as Solid Snake, I love the fact that we get to see him from another perspective.I think the difference is you can always be assured Solid Snake is going to be altruistic. He will sacrifice himself for the greater good. Big Boss had a downfall we knew from the beginning, but there was a mystery still to unravel.
But you can't tell me Solid Snake isn't max badass, just play the ending of MGS2. You are a naked, shivering pretty boy and he is back in his tanker suit, with an infinite ammo headband, and an arsenal of guns. He gives you a freaking katana. He's supposed to make you feel weak and lame by comparison because he is the ultimate hero. I think that's pretty epic.