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Official Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Thread
- Thread starter Naked Snake
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Matrix
LeBron loves his girlfriend. There is no other woman in the world hed rather have. The problem is, Dwyanes not a woman.
"Yeah, there's one camoflage available so far, with more to come. Hopefully the'll put one of those I sent for the competition, since I didn't get selected to be among the four camos included on the game disc 
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Two up now
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Doom_Bringer
Banned
come on people, this is an official game thread.
Let them talk about the game and not troll please.
Let them talk about the game and not troll please.
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
Hey, is the Kyle Cooper's intro just like the one we saw a sneak preview of on IGN before the video was pulled down?
Simo
Member
evil ways said:
Also..
You can shutdown the electric fences by shooting the relay boxes at the very end of the fence. That way you won't get shocked if you run into the fence when in Alert mode by accident or something
I know this is thread for the game but I figured some might be interested in seeing the revised artwork for the 2 Disc OST for MGS3:
Pedigree Chum
Banned
How are you supposed to hold someone (with the O button), and pull the gun out (with the [] button) at the same time? I hate that, I have to press both buttons at the same time, requiring to use my fingers. Is there something I'm missing here?
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
You don't have to hold O while pressing []. Just let go of O and quickly press [].
Pedigree Chum
Banned
Marconelly said:
Ah, nice. What if I'm in in 1st person mode when I do it, will it still work?
skip said:it's better that you figure it out on your own.
Meh, I kinda knew what to do at first but the thing was that the stupid menu wouldn't appear when I first died, so I just continued and did pointless stuff for the next 10-20 minutes or so, until I tried dying again at the 'spot' and opening the items menu
You could pretty much tap circle and let go once the grapple animation begins. From there, you can start holding square to do the meat-shield thing. You have to have at least one button held down in order to keep the soldier within your chokehold. You can even hold down only L3 while interrogating for example. Just keep switching up held buttons to perform unique actions.
Has anyone found a way to drag guards around while choking them though? This is my biggest complaint with the system so far, too often I grab some guard in the open and want to drag him to some isolated area for interrogation, but I can't figure it out.
Has anyone found a way to drag guards around while choking them though? This is my biggest complaint with the system so far, too often I grab some guard in the open and want to drag him to some isolated area for interrogation, but I can't figure it out.
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
Member
Penny Arcade trolls Metal Gear Solid 3 (found after following a link to a PA trolling of Nintendo DS:
"By the time we had finished the second Metal Gear Solid, we had gone quite mad and had begun literally to chew upon one another....They say time heals all wounds, which isn't actually true. For example, the simple passage of time can't cure aggravated damage (such as that dealt by vulgar magick) or reverse the effects of magical diseases like lycanthropy or mummy rot. However, in our case, it was able to make us forget just how long the cutscenes are in an MGS game. Though not a wound per se, strange sensations are created by them, such as the impression that your brain's mouth is actually agape and hanging open inside your skull. We were listening to a codec conversation yesterday that was so long, so God damned long, that the entire Earth was destroyed, remade, and our species achieved a level of development commensurate with what had risen before.
The cold war setting, the expression of a different era of espionage altogether is the main reason I wanted it - and in this, it strikes unerringly. The idea - the idea, now - of sneaking through natural environments, this also drew me in. The cinematography is, again, marvelous. Konami has managed to find a cache of powerful, secret chips in the system and are working them in tandem, like a rowing crew. I'll tell you true, though: I don't know if I can endure the game long enough to reveal it in any significant quantity. The controls don't feel classic at this point, they feel obstinate. The organic setting and global glow just serves to muddy things I need to be explicit, like enemy locations and environmental features. You have to want to like it pretty bad, and honestly, I thought I did."
"First of all everything Tycho said about MGS 3 is right on the money. If you want to know what the game is like but you dont want to buy it, heres what you do. Go out into your backyard and lay down in the grass for fifteen hours. Every twenty minutes have a friend come out and step on your balls. That will give you a pretty good idea of what MGS 3 is like."
Every time I go to that site, they're complaining about something, I swear. They bug me.
"By the time we had finished the second Metal Gear Solid, we had gone quite mad and had begun literally to chew upon one another....They say time heals all wounds, which isn't actually true. For example, the simple passage of time can't cure aggravated damage (such as that dealt by vulgar magick) or reverse the effects of magical diseases like lycanthropy or mummy rot. However, in our case, it was able to make us forget just how long the cutscenes are in an MGS game. Though not a wound per se, strange sensations are created by them, such as the impression that your brain's mouth is actually agape and hanging open inside your skull. We were listening to a codec conversation yesterday that was so long, so God damned long, that the entire Earth was destroyed, remade, and our species achieved a level of development commensurate with what had risen before.
The cold war setting, the expression of a different era of espionage altogether is the main reason I wanted it - and in this, it strikes unerringly. The idea - the idea, now - of sneaking through natural environments, this also drew me in. The cinematography is, again, marvelous. Konami has managed to find a cache of powerful, secret chips in the system and are working them in tandem, like a rowing crew. I'll tell you true, though: I don't know if I can endure the game long enough to reveal it in any significant quantity. The controls don't feel classic at this point, they feel obstinate. The organic setting and global glow just serves to muddy things I need to be explicit, like enemy locations and environmental features. You have to want to like it pretty bad, and honestly, I thought I did."
"First of all everything Tycho said about MGS 3 is right on the money. If you want to know what the game is like but you dont want to buy it, heres what you do. Go out into your backyard and lay down in the grass for fifteen hours. Every twenty minutes have a friend come out and step on your balls. That will give you a pretty good idea of what MGS 3 is like."
Every time I go to that site, they're complaining about something, I swear. They bug me.
T and Halo 2. CQC rules...The voice acting for the most part TOTALLY blows. They're not even trying anymore at this. The VA's lack range, acting ability, and generally all missed any emotional marks the story had.
I hope to god this is the last of the MGS series wrapping up the trilogy, because if David Hayter is like this now I'd hate to hear what he'd be like for the rumored MGS4. Holy hell did he ever mess this up.
I hope to god this is the last of the MGS series wrapping up the trilogy, because if David Hayter is like this now I'd hate to hear what he'd be like for the rumored MGS4. Holy hell did he ever mess this up.
SolidSnakex
Member
Socreges said:
That's basically it. Ever since the first MGS he's been trying too hard to sound like Solid in that game and it comes off kind of fake.
Has anyone downloaded the Mummy camo yet?
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
It's too late to write anything coherent, but man I'm at the begiinning of the Operation Snake Eater, and I love this game to tears. Everything about it has been beautiful so far.
Marconelly said:
Well then, you're in luck, because the stuff you've already played, while still good, has been the worst part of the game so far for me. It gets much better.
I'm loving this game. The bosses are awesome, the story is coherent (so far), and the game is challenging, but not to the point of frustration (again, so far).
I can see how some people might not like this game, but for me, this is good stuff.
Shit, the enemies wake up FAST in Hard mode. I'm going to start killing them after shooting them with a tranquilizer because they're waking up before I can even advance far enough.
I like that, though. The game is pretty challenging. Though I often commit suicide after being found because its so easy/impractical to escape. I wish the 'Game Over when found' option was available from the beginning.
I like that, though. The game is pretty challenging. Though I often commit suicide after being found because its so easy/impractical to escape. I wish the 'Game Over when found' option was available from the beginning.