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Originally Posted by Nekrocop
I said it a million times, gameplay isnt the only thing that makes a game. Its not more important than story or graphics FOR SOME PEOPLE. And we GET IT, you want more GAMEPLAY. TWD is about story, that doesnt make it overrated for us as individuals. People play Angry Birds because of fun gameplay. People like the story of Spec Ops the line and ignore the generic gameplay. Its a fact that people play different games for different reasons, and we are not obliged to look at the gameplay of a game ONLY. Its not that what makes us gamers.
End of story.
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You're right. Gameplay isn't the only thing that makes a game. But the same thing can be said about story, visuals, and content. It's everything that makes the game great. I'd say the same thing about DNF. The gameplay was good because it was fun action and had variety of platforming. But I can't say it's a great game because the story is weak. Yes, just like TWD "that's the point" but that isn't an excuse.
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Originally Posted by Platinumb
The gameplay in this game is picking and choosing the dialogue, to impact character interaction/friendships.
This sort of game makes me poo my pants: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVIdHPG0wYI
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While I never played L4D all I have to say is that it's made by Valve. :P
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Originally Posted by Hudomonkey
I like RPGs and some shooters but the thrill of working out a puzzle is higher than from any other genre
So I would say yes
I do spend most of time playing RPGs like Morrowind and Oblivion and is probably my most played genre but they don't have comparable gameplay
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Yes the gameplay style isn't comparable. That isn't my concern. It's the quality of the style which the adventure genre hasn't evolved since the 90s.
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Originally Posted by Robbingrobin
It is, but more in the traditional sense then that, that the game industry made.
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How do you mix the Adventure genre with the RPG genre?