Favorite Game Features

[Wes Mantooth 26]

pause and being able to save and not start over from beginning everytime

I thought you were a Demons Souls fan?

 

[slaychandim]

I thought you were a Demons Souls fan?

ha ha i am I have learned to adapt. But pause is nice

 

[lastplace09]

Diablo 3 - the nemesis and gifting system is awesome


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[lastplace09]

Helldivers does cross save so much better than rogue legacy.

It is instant and completely seamless.


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[xIx EDGE xIx]

This is an older one, but I loved the sanity meter in Eternal Darkness. It was a really cool concept in where the lower your sanity was, the more the game would mess with you.

It would range from subtle things like the camera tilting or the walls bleeding, to more extreme things in where the game would fake you out by showing false death scenes, fake game crashing, pretending to delete your save data of the Gamecube's memory card, etc.

I don't know if any game has tried to incorporate a similar system as the main draw to the game since then, and if so, it hasn't been to the level of Eternal Darkness. I know Arkham Asylum did some similar things during the Scarecrow sequence, but it was only for a few moments; the game wasn't built around it.

 

[carnageX]

This is an older one, but I loved the sanity meter in Eternal Darkness. It was a really cool concept in where the lower your sanity was, the more the game would mess with you.

It would range from subtle things like the camera tilting or the walls bleeding, to more extreme things in where the game would fake you out by showing false death scenes, fake game crashing, pretending to delete your save data of the Gamecube's memory card, etc.

I don't know if any game has tried to incorporate a similar system as the main draw to the game since then, and if so, it hasn't been to the level of Eternal Darkness. I know Arkham Asylum did some similar things during the Scarecrow sequence, but it was only for a few moments; the game wasn't built around it.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent is similar. Doesn't do quite the same with fake game crashes/fake save corruption though. But keeping your sanity up is important throughout the game.

 

[Omoplata]

This is an older one, but I loved the sanity meter in Eternal Darkness. It was a really cool concept in where the lower your sanity was, the more the game would mess with you.

It would range from subtle things like the camera tilting or the walls bleeding, to more extreme things in where the game would fake you out by showing false death scenes, fake game crashing, pretending to delete your save data of the Gamecube's memory card, etc.

I don't know if any game has tried to incorporate a similar system as the main draw to the game since then, and if so, it hasn't been to the level of Eternal Darkness. I know Arkham Asylum did some similar things during the Scarecrow sequence, but it was only for a few moments; the game wasn't built around it.

I loved how you played the different ancestors in vastly different historical periods too. Man that game was a fantastic and revolutionary.

 

[PP Mguire]

Skyrim.

 

[1etherer]

Warcraft 3, ft - creating custom maps and having botnets

 

[lastplace09]

X-ray bullet view in sniper elite is amazing and I could play this game over and over on that basis alone.


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