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I don't mind story or lore heavy game but this is my issue with the dialog in this game. They have given virtually all the talking cast the same verbal tics and tropes.
Was cute for 2 minutes, made me want to punch a kitten by the time our protagonist with decades of law enforcement experience starts stammering at the sherrif like a 15 year old caught with a doobie (the exact same way the grocery lad did 5 minutes prior... ugh).
Coupled with the moron "movie logic" that immediately follows this and the wild swings in tone for no reason, I just skip all the cutscenes now.
If the story was good, or interesting, it wouldn't be so bad. (Its still atrocious that we don't get an actual assault until an 1 1/2 + hours into the game, or more since I stopped playing.)
Like, I get that Lilly is ignored and kind of looked down upon as Sheriff and they all think she's worthless as they talk over her. But do you *need* the rando cops to have 5 minutes worth of random movie descriptions? Its so horribly done, its worthless and a waste of time, I just don't understand.
The first game started exactly at the right point.
The second one starts... with a tutorial where some guy gets shot. And then it turns out nothing has started, not really. You have to listen to the local Morons Anonymous for another hour, and I've quit reading some classic books for less. Not to mention even Rambo handled that far, far, far better.
Requested a refund.
"Just ♥♥♥♥ off" every time one starts.
Now this sequal.. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ they're painful.
I have all sounds muted but they're still playing, and loud as ♥♥♥♥.
Had to start the game over after ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ up too many times early, having people who won't work together, too shorthanded, and auto-assigning the equipment and getting ♥♥♥♥♥♥ by that (hate that new waste of time "feature").
And those fkn 20 questions at the start, combined with the XCom ripoff tutorial. Make all that ♥♥♥♥ skippable, instantly.
Women being referred to as 'He' all the time, as well as the sounds not muting makes me think this game wasn't finished.
Should've listened to ACG when he said "wait for a deep sale".
Reading comprehension fail.
The backstory has nothing to do with the sound not muting, female cops being called he, nor does it contain any information about which cops will/won't work with each other, when they're going to appear, nor explain which equipment should be equipped, how many uses etc. you need.
The backstory has no relevance to the gameplay at all. I don't give a ♥♥♥♥ who Chaffee, Laura and Lana are and my life is longer for not sitting through that ♥♥♥♥.
This was my largest gripe after the story being so moronic. This is two games (the patrol management mini-game and the tactical game), tied to a bunch of unskippable, poorly written, wierdly voice acted, trash anima-story-slides that don't actually affect anything.
When the story *attempts* to tie to gameplay (like the "chief battle" days) the game actually rigs it so that your gameplay results don't matter. Being "on rails" is not supposed to be a target goal in game development.
It is mind boggling.
This is how the game devs would have written your single line:
"Bob, What I mean is... errr uh, you see... the writing is... Writing isn't easy and... (cough) well, you how there is good and bad stuff right? Like Good and Evil and Yin and Yang? (Did you see the baseball game?) Well anyways, back to my original point... Shirley, the thrust of this, the real gist I mean... is that... well, you just can't... you see... the writing is good and stuff."
No, the writing is trash like the above.
"Psh, just skip all the story content in this story driven game."
This game is barely X-Com lite, and it doesn't even do that very well. If I wanted to skip all the things that make the game unique, I'd just go play X-Com again.
Epic precision. If I could 'like' a post on steam, I'd do just that :)
It also might be the case of writing being extraordinaly good at depicting people who can barely articulate a coherent thought without circular reasoning. It might also be the minutes of a Morons Anonymous meeting. We'll never know.
I quit reading Proust for that reason - the near-pastoral idiocy and hypocricy was depicted all too well for reading about it to be anything but torture.