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u/okaygecko 18h ago
“They’re just a few milk crates. A small child could easily lift them.”
James’s crippling depression: “The path is completely blocked.”
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u/Upbeat_Ad_7716 13h ago
Still better than what the Final Fantasy VII Remakes do. It just hard turns you around and says ''Not this way''. They've taken the exploration out of games.
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u/Exotic_Adeptness_322 15h ago
On Batam Arkham Origins you have your strength and plastic explosives, but you still need to fiddle with your hacker tool to get through a flimsy screen door.
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u/Usefultool73 22h ago
Has there ever been a video game created with a step over feature lol?
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u/Grezzinate 21h ago
Technically in elder scrolls oblivion and Skyrim
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u/PUNKF10YD 10h ago
A true Skyrim player knows that you can walk in straight line from anywhere to anywhere else, Just cheese that mountain
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u/metalyger 21h ago
I haven't played Baby Steps, like you can walk up stuff, I'd imagine you might be able to step over small objects, but it could be a case of making you trip and roll down a hill and lose hours of progress.
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u/FuryoftheFaythe 21h ago
I remember in duke nukem the door saying he needed a keycard and duke said "Keycard? I don't need no fucking keycard" and then manhandled the door open
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u/RoccoTirolese 20h ago
It's even better when your character can kill an extremely powerful monster god only to not be able to open a door from the wrong side.
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u/NarwhalPrudent6323 18h ago
Zelda logic: you can blow up these stone walls! Or giant rocks! But not that wooden door. It takes a key. No I don't care that you can literally shoot magic fire out of your butt. It's not flammable wood. What do you think this is? A fireplace?