Mafia_Jabba Posted June 18, 2001 Posted June 18, 2001 Anyone else think black and white was a little too slow..I mean it was great and all and revolutionary and junk...but it was a little too slow for my tastes
Guest Vagabond Posted June 18, 2001 Posted June 18, 2001 Come on MJ, you know this isn't JKII related I'm moving this to the Theed Hangar forum.
OnlyOneCanoli Posted June 18, 2001 Posted June 18, 2001 I played the first two worlds, got to the third which was fairly difficult, and stopped playing due to boredom. But yeah, it was a good try, well made, nice graphics, but just got real old, real quick.
CaptainRAVE Posted June 19, 2001 Posted June 19, 2001 Its cool to play for 1 day. But then it just gets boring.
GEJoeSolo Posted June 19, 2001 Posted June 19, 2001 I hacked my game and made my creature half the size of the first world and super powerful
Darth Simpson Posted June 19, 2001 Posted June 19, 2001 I agree with Canoli, the game gets old fast. It quickly becomes a game of micro-management, where you are constantly working to please your village. Sure, the creature is a really good distraction from this, but to be successful you have to constantly care for your worshippers, which is incredibly dull.
Guest ZeroXcape Posted June 19, 2001 Posted June 19, 2001 It was incredible at first, but I couldn't even stand playing LAN games at school. Games took so long, that is felt like Rebellion or something
TheJackal_jk2 Posted June 19, 2001 Posted June 19, 2001 That game had too much hype (I think it is worst then the StarWars movies, but that is <u>my</u> opinion). I was amazed by all the good reviews and the screenshots. A few days after release I bought it, now it's just collection dust. I am at the 4th level, where my creature has been capture and I have to save him. After 4 hours I had enough, uninstalled it. In fact, the previous levels has a bunch of "silver scrolls"...I didn't bother doing them. Waste of time.
Darth Simpson Posted June 19, 2001 Posted June 19, 2001 I think one of the problems with B&W, aside from the micro-management, is that the game is too free. You can do whatever you want, but there's no sense of direction what-so-ever, which really puts a stop to the story. There's simply too much to be distracted by.
Mafia_Jabba Posted June 19, 2001 Author Posted June 19, 2001 you guys took the words out of my mouth...micro management...I would like a game with creature only combat and personality development though
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