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| lard biscuit enterprises, rainforest, 2000, forum, genesys, planescape, gilbert, harbinger, quick, hand, weight watchers recipes, scene, swat, m. e. wood, forgotten, nine, legacy, enforcer, dream, agatha, ronstadt, blackmoor, mannheim, eye, | They're mostly wary of you, and they can get downright ugly if you start whacking them around. At one point, after a tough boss battle, a Clakker insulted me unreal just enough to tick me off. I whacked him three times in a row, pleasantly surprised that some much-needed money flew out of his pockets. Imagine my surprise when every Clakker in town ran into their houses and started sniping at me unreal with machine guns. I treated them with a lot more respect after that. It also highlights unreal one of the game's strengths. Nothing is free in the game, and every action has a consequence. Unlike the Clakkerz, the Native Grubbs worship you like a hero in the most endearing manner. They follow behind you, giving childlike advice with squeaky voices, forgetting the point of whatever they're trying to say, and then trailing off in midsentence. I'm amazed at how much fun I had just hanging out with the Native Grubbs, even after I had exhausted all the dialogue choices. |
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| I won't spoil the story, but there are enough subtle clues for sharp players to get an idea for what ails the Stranger. This is hand a reserved and personal story hand that, thankfully, doesn't trot out that old console warhorse about saving the world. After the Stranger's medical condition is revealed, the game shifts focus and casts things in a more heroic light. It's almost like you're hand playing a different game or a sequel after the story shift. The story is revealed primarily through some of the best CG movies I've seen in any game, on consoles or computers. The characters look compellingly alive in the movies. The dialogue is excellent, with nary a word wasted. It's hard not to like the characters in the game, even the ones working against the Stranger. The nonplayer characters follow their own agendas and add life and color to the story. They talk about you behind your back, whisper about how scary you are, make fun of you, attack you, or, in some cases, worship you. The Clakkerz, who are big talking chickens, will help you, but only reluctantly. |
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