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Dispositionpsn t1_j6c64we wrote
Yes and mostly no. Mods are nice, are they necessary to enjoy a detailed, thought out story? No. Not at all.
Most mods can help quality of life but let's be real. The greatest mods ever made, still lack the production value, quality voice acting, and stability needed for a decent to wonderful experience. I love mods and use them in all my PC games(when available) but I've never played a mod better than one of the many first party Sony games.
It makes sense if you want to have fun, but it doesn't make sense if you want to experience a narrative the was well crafted over 5+ years and a team of a 100+ people. Of course the AAA studio can still fail to deliver but honestly, even after a decade+ of mods I've yet to play sonething from a modder that's the calibur of a AAA studio.
There are mods that are better games and I've played mods that I would pay 60 bucks for, but majority of the time, in 20 years, the payed employees and big budget games still hit hard.
Counter strike is the best mod almost ever made, but it's still not better than Half life and I wouldn't give up the experience I felt with half life to play counter strike.
I know CS isn't a mod that relates to single player experiences but it's my best example of yes, mods are necessary, but today, no one has a made a mod that I can agree is better than the original. The biggest Skyrim mods in the world are fun, and great to play, but still lack perfection and attention to detail (for obvious reasons, not for lack of talent but because they will never have the team and budget to pull off what they want). That being said, I'm still waiting on Skywind
Dispositionpsn t1_j6c54um wrote
Not as long as it will take you to realize it's a waste of time
Dispositionpsn t1_j67vcxf wrote
Reply to My dad’s first visit to NY in the early 80s by arkaell
I know the term is outdated but I can't think of anything else to say. Epic!
Dispositionpsn t1_iycn9j8 wrote
Reply to comment by Euphoric_Version_170 in Is minesweeper still alive? by QueasyAssociation246
Looks like a place to get a virus 😂
Dispositionpsn t1_iycm8y2 wrote
Reply to Dark Souls in a nutshell. by ChallengerKamika
You're playing it wrong.
Dispositionpsn t1_iuj9gme wrote
Reply to comment by Optimus-Maximus in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
It is a true masterpiece.
Dispositionpsn t1_iuhrfkw wrote
Reply to comment by Swords_Not_Words in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
There is a massive consensus it's trash, and I did watch some of it and it confirmed my fears of it being trash.
Dispositionpsn t1_iuhr3z8 wrote
Reply to comment by Inevitable_Soft4897 in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
Notice I didn't offer an opinion on why. I didn't need to see the new robocop, or new total recall to know they are shit. At least with this I gave it a chance lol. I'll be sure to watch it next time because I upset someone on Reddit.
Dispositionpsn t1_iuho9z7 wrote
Reply to comment by Inevitable_Soft4897 in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
Nope. I refused. Then I caught a few minutes on cable and confirmed all my fears of it being shit, so I turned it off.
Dispositionpsn t1_iugu5la wrote
Reply to comment by CMelody in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
Oh I didn't know that lol. The video game was the perfect sequal to Carpenters film tho
Dispositionpsn t1_iugjs8c wrote
Reply to comment by HorrorMovieFan45 in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
Oh yea "duh". Sorry lol 😆😆
Dispositionpsn t1_iugii95 wrote
Reply to comment by Creative-Cash3759 in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
You haven't watched the greatest horror film of all time? Just buy it, it's worth it. And also don't watch the remake from the 2000s. Just watch Carpenters version then the true original if you like old films
Dispositionpsn t1_iugidmh wrote
Reply to comment by parkwayy in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
I was gonna say the same thing but I didn't want to come off cocky lol. The noose is completely noticable, and not even close to invisible.
I do like the second theory the OP came up with tho.
Dispositionpsn t1_iughaqe wrote
I've always seen the noose but I never thought about it that way. I just thought he made it in case he wanted to kill himself. If he was already taken over though, couldn't the thing just mutate into something and ooze out a small window or something?
Dispositionpsn t1_j6n3nv6 wrote
Reply to comment by Dregor_Richards in What is for you the best scenes of a character ending his life ? by Fiatlux1800
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