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Ashton · 02/13/2009, 09:35 pm

I have played a lot of RPGs from the SNES era that coudl easily have been "point and click" for many puzzles. There is a time and a place for everything. I agree above where they mention the Path AI can have brainfarts at times (worst is a fence with one open gate, you ALWAYS run into the gate and walk against he gate at a slow pace for 10 minutes to get to the gate... and then you get stuck on the post next to the gate...)

I really dont like dirct control. It's great for Halflife and Portal; action games, but I really dont like it in adventure games...

02/13/2009, 09:35 pm	#17
Ashton Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 1,017	I have played a lot of RPGs from the SNES era that coudl easily have been "point and click" for many puzzles. There is a time and a place for everything. I agree above where they mention the Path AI can have brainfarts at times (worst is a fence with one open gate, you ALWAYS run into the gate and walk against he gate at a slow pace for 10 minutes to get to the gate... and then you get stuck on the post next to the gate...) I really dont like dirct control. It's great for Halflife and Portal; action games, but I really dont like it in adventure games...