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That is a capital crime.
But i will give this one a chance in a month
Memorable bossfight with good patterns.
I think the dev will have to work on the replayabillity.
You didn't touch on it but a huge deal for me was no focus on class variations and the lack of movesets (spec axe in my PT). + a lack of exploration, I know I will not find something new on my next PT.
I did enjoy the story, but it is kinda wierd how it flips in the seriousness so hard.
I found it funny but I did enjoy the games spooks more so it was deff a clash having to go from death in an apron to the whole mother theme.
Which is ok since it's your opinion!
Thanks for good conversation and explanation.
As I said I do agree its a bit rude, but I had some issues with the philosophy and it really soured my experience, add to that some not optional forth wall breaks and the tone was all over for me and not the MGS3 corny way. I did laugh a few times and some things were genuinely great, I do like the WAY the story is told in many cases, the spoilers in flash forwards I dont like but many of the events and scenes after death's were interesting and is a good way to turn a sour experience(failing and dying) into something interesting.
I have very mixed feelings on the game and I can be really crude very often.
First thing first thanks for the detailed answer.
I get your position on philosophy of the game, and respect it as a presentation of your opinion, but I still tend to believe that this is cheap to try to call plot of this game "not above the high school class level" even if we weren't talking about philosophically aimed script of the game, this criticism is very poorly understood in any normal way, it just seems like a cheap way to take it out on the things you didn't like, such as messed up game story, which actually is a strange roller coaster with philosophical theme.
Still, your review is great, and this is the only thing I found bad enough, for my perspective to motivate me to ask about this.
I can go into further detail if you want as to why I think its a hot mess with some very basic high school level philosophy spread throughout.
My point abuut the level of philosophy WAS condescending but I was a bit put off by some of the lines in the game that sounded really pretentious. The intentions might have been good and as I said I do agree with the core belief behind its message, but it put me off a lot when death was rambling in a pretty overwritten manner.