Askre

I don't understand the confusion personally. So far for me the updates have been clear as day, the prototypes are being made in a browser, the actual game will not require a browser to play. I don't get where the confusion comes from. I'm not being sarcastic, I genuenly do not understand what the confusion is about. :huh:

I don't understand the confusion personally. So far for me the updates have been clear as day, the prototypes are being made in a browser, the actual game will not require a browser to play. I don't get where the confusion comes from. I'm not being sarcastic, I genuenly do not understand what the confusion is about. :huh:

I would be all for hard core mode. I tend to save very often (honestly that's one thing the Space Quest definately teaches you to do) so the whole "death being punishment" is really never a factor for me.

I must be one of those oddballs who never minded any death in the sierra adventure genre, be it the far more serious King's Quest to the downright Hilarious Space quest. This is actually my beef with the Lucas Art games, they are too easy because you can't die. There is no risk, there is no "oh dear if I do this to this guy will I die?" or "or I wonder if this is one of the games where you fall of edge.... yeah you do...". Don't get me wrong, I do love the various Lucas Art Games, but for me I feel the Sierra games are more realistic in terms of when you fail, because you fail in real life, things have consequences, trying to rob a store has consequences (shot in the head with a shotgun in Larry 1 for example). This is why I don't mind the deaths in Sierra games. I don't want to feel safe; I don't want to be pandered to. I want to be thrown out into the unknown with only my meager wits to defend myself with and whatever isn't nailed down around me and hope the next corner doesn't have an Orat ready to eat me.