What is your "Playstyle"? - Page 3

LostLegend · 13-11-09, 15:07

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Originally Posted by snork

The little white baby-demon-things ? I found those really freaky.

I strongly prefer to play the games on my own, but sometimes I can't find a solution.

For example the cook in the submarine, I always tried it some wrong way (no details in black print, as I have not understood if LostLegend has already played it or not.)
spoiler : I always tried to crawl towards the cook as I thought this way the ovens and such would like hide Lara.

So I had a peek in the "official Eidos/Core Chronicles solution book" that came in package with my Chronicles CDs (ebay).

Lol, what a waste of paper - maybe 100 pages of screenshots with text, and from screenshot 60 or so on, there had been a layout mistake and all the following screenshots have the wrong text with them.

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The first time ever I looked up a walkthrough and used a savegame from that walkthrough, it fouled up things severely.
That had been TR3-London and the savegame had the areas I wanted to go to later already played (Nevada, South Pacific)

Yes the baby demons are freaky. They're evil marshmallows.

I have played Sinking Sub and all submarine levels.

I tried crawling too fist time but .... The game defies logic.

Rai · 13-11-09, 16:51

I like to take my time with a game and try to solve what I can on my own. Sometimes though I've been stumped and resorted to a walkthrough to get me going again. I find being stuck on one part too frustrating and boring; I want to get a move on.

Phlip · 13-11-09, 17:05

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Originally Posted by Rai

I like to take my time with a game and try to solve what I can on my own. Sometimes though I've been stumped and resorted to a walkthrough to get me going again. I find being stuck on one part too frustrating and boring; I want to get a move on.

Same. I always feel guilty if I look at a walkthrough.

rr_carroll · 13-11-09, 19:01

It should be fun. There's pleasure in solving something after a long struggle, but you're the best judge of how to enjoy yourself.

One thing about discovering bug solutions, there ARE no walkthroughs!

13-11-09, 16:51	#22
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13-11-09, 19:01	#24
rr_carroll Bug Scientist Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: California Posts: 4,559	It should be fun. There's pleasure in solving something after a long struggle, but you're the best judge of how to enjoy yourself. One thing about discovering bug solutions, there ARE no walkthroughs!