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Started playing this again. I only just finished Episode 1. I love how long days are in this game. I am enjoying taking my time and soaking in the atmosphere.

[ninjafetus]

Oh, wow. Finished tonight. I can't get over how good the total experience was... it's a shame they don't make more like this.

You know a game is good when the inability to share the experience with a friend who's not as far as you is a frustrating experience. I really want to laugh with him about the absurdity of the bone theft quest, but he's not there yet. :p

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Your car options and overall car performance can be improved. The inability to zoom out on the map does kind of suck, but I treated it like having an actual map in the car. Kind of cumbersome until you learn your way around.

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The driving (steering) is a hilarious, complicated pain in the ass when you first start. It's much more enjoyable when you get car upgrades. The long open roads are always enjoyable, though I wish they would have had more conversations with yourself available so that they could keep going throughout the game and the epilogue. I've never played Headhunter, though, so I can't compare.

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God damn it, fuck you guys and your semantics.

Red 0's version of terrible: "Not the level of mechanics and design I've become accustomed to from titles of overall high quality."
Your version of terrible: "Not enjoyable."

There, discussion over. You both enjoyed it. Fuck.

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I bought the US 360 one.

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Don't stop paying him, though. It does pay off in the end.

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It opens up right after the lumber mill, actually.

[ninjafetus]

You've never seen Twin Peaks and you say he came off as a simpleton? I mean, if you had knowledge of the specific situation, maybe yeah, you'd have some validity for your statement. But since you don't, you're basically saying that there doesn't exist a single situation where a non-simpleton could desire closure. That's a pretty large statement. I mean, you're a law guy, right? I assume you've taken logic. Care to justify that quantifier, or are we just going to assume 'lol internet' on this one? And you probably shouldn't try to be the bigger man regarding 'bringing up people's personal career to assume character traits' when the next thing you do is say a freelance games journalist is probably a dick at Starbucks. Just saying.