: Perhaps the krids should never have actually been shown.
: Once you see something, it diminishes in its ability
: to generate fear.
That's not entirely true. *Points to the German Nazi SS Elite Stormtroopers*
: Blindingly fast you say? Heh, believe it or not, krids
: are exactly the same speed as zerks :/ Perhaps more
: levels where you had warrs would have helped - I
: always found it strange how in both levels, warrs just
: disappeared halfway through.
Krids verus zerks...too close to a fair fight. I wonder why Warriors do disaper since its not like you are out of them or anything.
Well maybe you are if "We suffered appalling lossses getting His Majesty safely on board the Vigilance. Not a single man from the outer guard made it to the ship."
: Personally I feel that Myth III could, and should have
: had a narrator. No reason why the writings on the cave
: wall couldn't have been a first-person history, or a
: collection of them.
: cheers
: Iron
Certainly they shouldn't read so boringly...speaking as some who reads nonfiction for fun (Nerd alert! Nerd alert!) I've read some very interesting third person stuff...but it is never going to be as grim as first person unless you have a lot of quotes and such.
I agree though, nothing is wrong with the historical writtings being in first person. Or at least have a few of them be first person.
MJ had too little time to put out a product that would please us...if anything non bungie would.
Its not a bad game in and of it self...still humilating when you lose horribily several times in a row.
Played General Pepper a few (relatively speaking) days ago on Gamespy and he kicked my ass every time...of course I'm not very good at Myth III, but I was pretty upset with myself.
Back to the main issue of the post...Myth II and certainly not Myth III don't have the TFL...whatever it was that made it so desperate.
Seraph
