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That's exactly what I mean – I want to play games based on one theme, but not another. You like listening to electronic soundtracks for anime, but you don't like death metal, and I like playing mafia-style games set in fantasy worlds (this is just an example), but I don't like games set in sci-fi or, even more so, in real life (the "Hosovskaya psychomafia" game I played recently is an exception, because I really liked the description in four sentences and the simple, stupid setting that's about nothing, almost classic. There's no theme there at all).

Does he happen to have a McDonald's bag handy?

You can't have a real American without McDonald's!

Yes, I thought the same thing.

Are you kidding me?

Expedition

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We want to erase the existing boundaries between games and movies. We want our project to become a starting point after which people would begin to perceive cinema and video games as entertainment of the same level. Because I am sure that in reality this is exactly what it is.

And I think I know why most modern games don't appeal to me. And here's how it turns out.

I think I've figured out why I don't enjoy most modern games. And here it is.

Nope, it's just the duckling syndrome and chronic old-school mentality.

No need to be an old-school player.

Nope, it's the duckling syndrome and chronic old-school mentality.

It's unlikely to apply to someone who frequently changes their preferences when encountering something more interesting.
Moreover, most of the old games that I liked were played by me later than many modern ones. I can give a few examples.
I finished Fallout 3 before I became familiar with the first games in the series; moreover, before that, I hardly encountered the Fallout universe at all. Nevertheless, I liked Tactics the most.
I finished Baldur's Gate later than Dragon Age. The situation is the same as in the previous example.
In general, I can only recall a couple of old games that I liked and played before anything newer.
Nevertheless, I am open to everything new and try to look at new works objectively. As an example, I've mentioned Saints Row: The Third several times, which was released at the end of 2011. I actually liked it very much.

Here's the "duckling syndrome" – the first game in the series that you played (not necessarily the first one released) is the one you like the most.

Is Lordi writing an autobiography?

Here's the "duckling syndrome" – the first game in the series that you played (not necessarily the first one released) is the one you like the most.

Klov, as usual, jumped into the conversation of the "white lords" with his own opinion, without even understanding the post he was responding to.

Did Lord read books at the age of five and not play with building blocks? And not even with LEGO? What a strange person.

I had a dream that Amko turned into a worm, and his brother and two other guys flushed him down something like a toilet/sink. I wanted to save him, but I didn't make it in time. Afterwards, I started to suspect that the worm wasn't actually Amko...

Ara, as always, came and ruined everything with his twisted dreams.

I don't know what you're talking about; the phrase

I played Fallout 3 before I became familiar with the first games in the series, and moreover, I hadn't really encountered the Fallout universe before that. Nevertheless, I liked Tactics the most.

is perfectly clear even without knowledge of the game.