The game is a gem, learn to appreciate clever desing.It isn't clever design. Did you miss the fact that what you argued in the first place was an opinion as well? Originally posted by Weaselheart:sure, rant to win, u´ll get far, your opinion is as subjective and meaninless as any opinion could get.Love that you only start pulling this ♥♥♥♥ when I argue back.
The ink ribbons only serve to make two mechanics which were already bad on their own even worse when implemented together. It's tedious, time wasting filler ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that gets in the way of actual exploration and progression.
Resident Evil fans love to pretend this is somehow depth, but it's not. Over the course of playing you just accumulate more and more crap until yet another trip back to the item box is inevitable. It takes about two seconds to decide what you need to take with you. What players call clever planning and thinking ahead, you call tediumThere's no clever planning or thinking ahead involved. Adults tend to understand the importance of a game not deliberately wasting their time better than kids do. Kids these days.I'm probably older than you. You'd probably like checkpoints and a chapter systemNo, actually I'd prefer it to be like Silent Hill 1-3, which were better games. Games nowadays do everything for you.And are better in some ways. Instead they've made a game where you're swimming in resources all the time yet have to constantly make trips back to an item box to rotate the garbage you've accumulated out so that you have room for more. The limited space serves a purposeAny purpose it could possibly serve could be accomplished by simply putting less resources in the game overall. It serves no purpose other than to be a minor, constant annoyance to the average player, and punish players who can only play in short bursts. Originally posted by Weaselheart:Is not arbitraryIt is arbitrary.
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