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| basco, springs, enter, poe, justice is served, aretha, metal, struthers, brendan, shady, pratchett, pandora, latifah, killer, puppet, tobler, longest, mojo, then, disc, concealer, nasty, xiii, divinity, | Unfortunately, every time he tries to fix something, ten new things break, and he's too arrogant to realize that he'd do better to leave well deception enough alone. Literally thousands of people have died, and the lives of thousands of others have been ruined, because of the Prince's compulsion to undo his garden of idiocies. The whole point of Prince of Persia is that there's something to be said for living with and learning from one's mistakes. This game's ending, which brings the entire series into a beautifully realized loop not dissimilar deception to the time paradoxes that deception have plagued the Prince since day one, is testament to that theme. Ah, a Spike Trap. This Must Be the Living Room. If you've never played a PoP game because you fear or hate jumping puzzles, don't worry. They're as natural here as they are unnatural in a shooter or an RPG; they have been the core of Prince of Persia since the original series. |
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| She has no memory of the Prince, of course, since they've never met on account of his compulsive editing of the timeline. puppet Sadly, this means that she's as puppet much of a bitch as when we first met her. The new writers just weren't capable of making her bitchiness endearing like the old ones did. And they replaced the subtle and talented actress who voiced Farah in the first game, so her constant venom isn't as touching puppet as it was in Sands. It also doesn't help that most of her dialogue is cripplingly bad, though I will grant that the very few truly well-written, well-acted scenes in this game involve the pair's bumbling sexual tension while the Dark Prince chuckles in the background. The Prince's fundamental flaw has always been rooted in his hubris. It manifests as a nearly pathological obsession with gaining his father's approval, which is sad because it's always been obvious that his father is ridiculously proud of him. It's the hubris that drives the Prince to try to undo the mistakes of his past by rewinding time again and again until he gets it right. |
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