Soldato
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Just finished the story, both endings. Anyone else feel the endings were kind of a let-down? Just felt underwhelmed really, everything up until that point was good.
Edit: After reading various interviews with the writer (Yohalem), I can sort of see what he was aiming to do, but honestly, it's all that disjointed and tenous that he failed more than suceeded. The scenes with Vaas probably was the closest the game got to getting most players to start thinking the deep thoughts that the writer is banging on about, but then to say that the terrible skinning animations and lack of actual skinned animals was a further to that just seems bloody awkward in my book. On top of that, most players are probably just in it for the 'shallow' game experience, merely brushing aside the Alice in Wonderland quotes and Vaas' ramblings as things that were a bit 'too weird for me I'd like to shoot more things please'. I find it admirable that Yohalem is willing to provoke the ideas and thought processes that he is talking about (particulary those pointed out in the Rock Paper Shotgun interview), but it just wasn't coherent enough. Maybe I'm just simple, or not the kind of audience he was aiming for.
Edit: After reading various interviews with the writer (Yohalem), I can sort of see what he was aiming to do, but honestly, it's all that disjointed and tenous that he failed more than suceeded. The scenes with Vaas probably was the closest the game got to getting most players to start thinking the deep thoughts that the writer is banging on about, but then to say that the terrible skinning animations and lack of actual skinned animals was a further to that just seems bloody awkward in my book. On top of that, most players are probably just in it for the 'shallow' game experience, merely brushing aside the Alice in Wonderland quotes and Vaas' ramblings as things that were a bit 'too weird for me I'd like to shoot more things please'. I find it admirable that Yohalem is willing to provoke the ideas and thought processes that he is talking about (particulary those pointed out in the Rock Paper Shotgun interview), but it just wasn't coherent enough. Maybe I'm just simple, or not the kind of audience he was aiming for.
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Anyone know where I can get a link for it? I can't download it off uPlay either I don't think.

