Gilga
New Member
Definitely on the shotgun ... even if I was shotgunning the ceiling most of the time due to aforementioned y-invert challenges, it was fun. But the game engine/UI indeed felt really shakey. Having to hunt around to find the right pixel to enable "use" or "pickup" of an object on the ground made it feel like a 2005 (scratch that, 1995) game. I like Longest Journey a lot for the story/feel, but initial SW impression had me remembering its less than ideal UI as well..
But the environment is great, and running around London in an MMO is very cool.
But the environment is great, and running around London in an MMO is very cool.