04-26-2007, 12:11 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-Goatling+April 25, 2007 11:00 pm--><div class='codebox_title'>QUOTE (Goatling @ April 25, 2007 11:00 pm)</div><div class='codebox'><div id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteEBegin--> I get the feeling that they are exaggerating ACLR's cons. [/quote:81f24f9fc6]
X-Play always exaggerates the flaw of any game that it doesn't like from the start. I've seen few reviews where it given games a chance. That's the problem with them and mainstream reviewers in general, they expect to see something in a game that immediately blows them away, or sets it apart from other games in the same genre, or previous installments. For all the past games, there hasn't been that big of a change in AC's mechanics. Which basically means its overall acceptance in its PS2 incarnations will always be screwed.
And for the record, there is a difference between newbs and noobs.
As for the original topic, it could be possible that aside from what the game says about the Internecine being factories of lost technology from before the Great Destruction, it could also be a creation of one of the Corporations. It's kind of a hard call to make as to which one because evidence isn't pretty substantial in either case.
X-Play always exaggerates the flaw of any game that it doesn't like from the start. I've seen few reviews where it given games a chance. That's the problem with them and mainstream reviewers in general, they expect to see something in a game that immediately blows them away, or sets it apart from other games in the same genre, or previous installments. For all the past games, there hasn't been that big of a change in AC's mechanics. Which basically means its overall acceptance in its PS2 incarnations will always be screwed.
And for the record, there is a difference between newbs and noobs.
As for the original topic, it could be possible that aside from what the game says about the Internecine being factories of lost technology from before the Great Destruction, it could also be a creation of one of the Corporations. It's kind of a hard call to make as to which one because evidence isn't pretty substantial in either case.
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