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ESFER25
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 Friday, November 25, 2011
But why would you buy this if it's Serious Sam with cool graphics? Seriously, I think this game is mediocrity at its best.
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RealDeal
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Friday, November 25, 2011
ESFER25 wrote : But why would you buy this if it's Serious Sam with cool graphics? Seriously, I think this game is mediocrity at its best.
I didn't buy it for graphics
edit-from da first day I started gaming I remember the first game was dangerous Dave,that game thought me that it's the gameplay that matters
and from that day gfx never mattered...
I like serious sam because I fell its a true walk in the park where you just do what you want without thinking your going to be dead
a true picnic of a game where your just out hunting for some weirbulls
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ESFER25
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Friday, November 25, 2011
That's my point.
This game brings nothing new but graphics compared to other Serious Sam games.
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RealDeal
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Friday, November 25, 2011
ESFER25 wrote : That's my point.
This game brings nothing new but graphics compared to other Serious Sam games.
they had to do that because todays kids don't like a bad looking game 
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Linkxp500
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Friday, November 25, 2011
RealDeal wrote : ESFER25 wrote : That's my point.
This game brings nothing new but graphics compared to other Serious Sam games.
they had to do that because todays kids don't like a bad looking game
Which brings us back to square one. If it is nothing new besides graphics, why did you buy the game? It is repetitive and boring. RD, you really are on a losing streak.
Oh, and you say you did not buy for the graphics? And then you say the developers made it have good graphics just because today's kids don't like a bad looking game? Seems to me you are whining about today's games, that they HAVE to have good graphics to sell.
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RealDeal
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Linkxp500 wrote : RealDeal wrote : ESFER25 wrote : That's my point.
This game brings nothing new but graphics compared to other Serious Sam games.
they had to do that because todays kids don't like a bad looking game
Which brings us back to square one. If it is nothing new besides graphics, why did you buy the game? It is repetitive and boring. RD, you really are on a losing streak.
Oh, and you say you did not buy for the graphics? And then you say the developers made it have good graphics just because today's kids don't like a bad looking game? Seems to me you are whining about today's games, that they HAVE to have good graphics to sell.
I brought it for the gameplay and the ahead story you mad kid,jezus Trizzle Dizzle what is wrong with you
they made the graphics better to suit the current world I am not a new gamer,gfx are made better to just suit your eyes,you want the game to look like how it looked 10 years ago?
I am not explAINING THE REPETITIVE and boring part again
and I am not a kid..you failed sir reterd
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SSJ8Gogeta
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
Meh,don't like this junk.
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Linkxp500
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
RealDeal wrote : Linkxp500 wrote : RealDeal wrote : ESFER25 wrote : That's my point.
This game brings nothing new but graphics compared to other Serious Sam games.
they had to do that because todays kids don't like a bad looking game
Which brings us back to square one. If it is nothing new besides graphics, why did you buy the game? It is repetitive and boring. RD, you really are on a losing streak.
Oh, and you say you did not buy for the graphics? And then you say the developers made it have good graphics just because today's kids don't like a bad looking game? Seems to me you are whining about today's games, that they HAVE to have good graphics to sell.
I brought it for the gameplay and the ahead story you mad kid,jezus Trizzle Dizzle what is wrong with you
they made the graphics better to suit the current world I am not a new gamer,gfx are made better to just suit your eyes,you want the game to look like how it looked 10 years ago?
I am not explAINING THE REPETITIVE and boring part again
and I am not a kid..you failed sir reterd
I never called you a kid. But why buy the game when you have the original or can easily play the original on an emulator? How is the story different if it is a remake? It doesn't make sense.
The gameplay is the same, maybe more user-friendly I'll admit, but generally the same. I can see you buying the game if only for the overall better quality of the game rather than merely playing the game just because it is new.
If this is how you think, then you have a point to playing the game.
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RealDeal
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
I never called you a kid. But why buy the game when you have the original or can easily play the original on an emulator? How is the story different if it is a remake? It doesn't make sense.
simply because this game is the ahead part of the story
and what the heck are you talking about a remake its a totally new game
serious sam hd first and sceond encounter are remakes of the original
serious sam 3 bfe is a completely new game or is the latest installment to the series
[quote]The gameplay is the same, maybe more user-friendly I'll admit, but generally the same. I can see you buying the game if only for the overall better quality of the game rather than merely playing the game just because it is new. [quote]
ahead story and gameplay
edit-I noticed that you get emotional very fast,you don't look at the history of any topic and just jump of to conclusions and make fun of people
you haven't played the previous games haven't you?
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Linkxp500
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
RealDeal wrote : edit-I noticed that you get emotional very fast,you don't look at the history of any topic and just jump of to conclusions and make fun of people
you haven't played the previous games haven't you?
I did not get emotional in that last post. I looked at the posts made throughout this topic, but I admit I made a few incorrect conclusions. I will also admit I am slightly turning the facts to my favor, though it is obviously not a successful attempt.
I did not make fun of you at all. In fact, near the end of my last post, I conceded most of my arguments prior to let you know I am trying to understand what you are saying about the game.
And last but not least, no, I did not play any of the previous games.
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Grega
Perpetual Traveler
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Monday, November 28, 2011
As a side note.
RealDeal did you even read about the game?
BFE stands for BEFORE FIRST ENCOUNTER. it's not a sequel its a prequel. It does not continue the story. It most likely only provides some BG information on the main character at most.
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NikhilR
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Monday, November 28, 2011
I played serious sam the first encounter, and while the first level brought on a few surprises, the rest of the game was just overkill.
So all I did was stop playing it when it got too repetitive.
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Ankit
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Grega wrote :
BFE stands for BEFORE FIRST ENCOUNTER. it's not a sequel its a prequel. It does not continue the story. It most likely only provides some BG information on the main character at most.
that's what I dislike about it.. I wanted the story to be continued 
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RealDeal
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Grega wrote : As a side note.
RealDeal did you even read about the game?
BFE stands for BEFORE FIRST ENCOUNTER. it's not a sequel its a prequel. It does not continue the story. It most likely only provides some BG information on the main character at most.
I know that's its a prequel,I just wanted to say its a different game
@nikhil
I played first encounter 15+ times and it never got boring,especially the final boss
I can understand if the second encounter got boring
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Anoxable
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Serious Sam: The Random Encounter beats all serious sam games.
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RealDeal
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Epic wrote : Serious Sam: The Random Encounter beats all serious sam games.
wow I forgot about that,will play that too
what about serious sam double D?
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NikhilR
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Monday, November 28, 2011
RealDeal wrote : Grega wrote : As a side note.
RealDeal did you even read about the game?
BFE stands for BEFORE FIRST ENCOUNTER. it's not a sequel its a prequel. It does not continue the story. It most likely only provides some BG information on the main character at most.
I know that's its a prequel,I just wanted to say its a different game
@nikhil
I played first encounter 15+ times and it never got boring,especially the final boss
I can understand if the second encounter got boring
Oh I never said it got boring. Very intense action though my aching fingers threatened me with suicide unless I stopped.
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RealDeal
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Monday, November 28, 2011
I think the reason I never found it boring is because I used to quit the game after every level or about 1 hour of gameplay,that way the game was always fresh for me
you guys should not finish the full game in one day
serious sam or any other
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Grega
Perpetual Traveler
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Monday, November 28, 2011
RealDeal wrote : I think the reason I never found it boring is because I used to quit the game after every level or about 1 hour of gameplay,that way the game was always fresh for me
you guys should not finish the full game in one day
serious sam or any other
Games need to be finished. Games with no finish are sandbox types. But any game with a story calls out to be completed. Well that is if the story isn't total trash.
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RealDeal
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Grega wrote : RealDeal wrote : I think the reason I never found it boring is because I used to quit the game after every level or about 1 hour of gameplay,that way the game was always fresh for me
you guys should not finish the full game in one day
serious sam or any other
Games need to be finished. Games with no finish are sandbox types. But any game with a story calls out to be completed. Well that is if the story isn't total trash.
I mean don't finish the story or basic campaign all at once,enjoy every moment of the game
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Linkxp500
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
RealDeal wrote : Grega wrote : RealDeal wrote : I think the reason I never found it boring is because I used to quit the game after every level or about 1 hour of gameplay,that way the game was always fresh for me
you guys should not finish the full game in one day
serious sam or any other
Games need to be finished. Games with no finish are sandbox types. But any game with a story calls out to be completed. Well that is if the story isn't total trash.
I mean don't finish the story or basic campaign all at once,enjoy every moment of the game
The only scenario you'd be right in is if we wanted to explore every nook and cranny of the game. That would be the only way people would rather take a break somewhere in the middle of the game. If all we wanted to do was complete the level, I believe I'd want to finish it all in one sitting, depending on how long the story is, of course.
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Grega
Perpetual Traveler
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Linkxp500 wrote : RealDeal wrote : Grega wrote : RealDeal wrote : I think the reason I never found it boring is because I used to quit the game after every level or about 1 hour of gameplay,that way the game was always fresh for me
you guys should not finish the full game in one day
serious sam or any other
Games need to be finished. Games with no finish are sandbox types. But any game with a story calls out to be completed. Well that is if the story isn't total trash.
I mean don't finish the story or basic campaign all at once,enjoy every moment of the game
The only scenario you'd be right in is if we wanted to explore every nook and cranny of the game. That would be the only way people would rather take a break somewhere in the middle of the game. If all we wanted to do was complete the level, I believe I'd want to finish it all in one sitting, depending on how long the story is, of course.
if the story is good itll drag you in like a good book to the point that you won't even be looking at the clock. If the story is bad, then you'll see me do 10 minute plays of a game. And drop it usually before I even finish.
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RealDeal
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Linkxp500 wrote : RealDeal wrote : Grega wrote : RealDeal wrote : I think the reason I never found it boring is because I used to quit the game after every level or about 1 hour of gameplay,that way the game was always fresh for me
you guys should not finish the full game in one day
serious sam or any other
Games need to be finished. Games with no finish are sandbox types. But any game with a story calls out to be completed. Well that is if the story isn't total trash.
I mean don't finish the story or basic campaign all at once,enjoy every moment of the game
The only scenario you'd be right in is if we wanted to explore every nook and cranny of the game. That would be the only way people would rather take a break somewhere in the middle of the game. If all we wanted to do was complete the level, I believe I'd want to finish it all in one sitting, depending on how long the story is, of course.
nope I didn't mean anything like that,was not even talking about exploring the level
I am just saying enjoy the game{general} 
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Linkxp500
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Grega wrote : Linkxp500 wrote : The only scenario you'd be right in is if we wanted to explore every nook and cranny of the game. That would be the only way people would rather take a break somewhere in the middle of the game. If all we wanted to do was complete the level, I believe I'd want to finish it all in one sitting, depending on how long the story is, of course.
if the story is good itll drag you in like a good book to the point that you won't even be looking at the clock. If the story is bad, then you'll see me do 10 minute plays of a game. And drop it usually before I even finish.
Right.
RealDeal wrote : nope mean anything like that,was not even talking about exploring the level
am just saying enjoy the game{general}
What I mean is that I couldn't enjoy "every moment of the game" without actually progressing through the story or discovering secrets or easter eggs.
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RealDeal
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Linkxp500 wrote : Grega wrote : Linkxp500 wrote : The only scenario you'd be right in is if we wanted to explore every nook and cranny of the game. That would be the only way people would rather take a break somewhere in the middle of the game. If all we wanted to do was complete the level, I believe I'd want to finish it all in one sitting, depending on how long the story is, of course.
if the story is good itll drag you in like a good book to the point that you won't even be looking at the clock. If the story is bad, then you'll see me do 10 minute plays of a game. And drop it usually before I even finish.
Right.
RealDeal wrote : nope mean anything like that,was not even talking about exploring the level
am just saying enjoy the game{general}
What I mean is that I couldn't enjoy "every moment of the game" without actually progressing through the story or discovering secrets or easter eggs.
yes.... well if you enjoy that way then its totally fine
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