Tomb Raider

[Demon_Skeith]

Well tomb raider is now out, which system do you have it for and do you like it?

 

[GamerPerfection]

Xbox 360 and it is fucking awesome!

 

[GracefulAssassin]

GOTY so far without a doubt. Ni No Kuni was my GOTY, but my god this game was worth the wait. It's magnificent. Anyone with a PS3 or 360 needs to play at least the story.

 

[GamerPerfection]

Hmm i'm doing my walkthrough for this game, but it doesn't really have chapters, so not sure how to decide to split the videos? That's annoying.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I would base it on objects, such as walkthrough how to escape this place, walkthrough to make it through this maze, ect.

 

[GreyHelm]

Hmm i'm doing my walkthrough for this game, but it doesn't really have chapters, so not sure how to decide to split the videos? That's annoying.

When you do walkthroughs, do you do the entire game from beginning to end? If so you can probably just split them up whenever there's some downtime, or right before a end/boss sequence, and just number them as you see fit. I didn't know you did those, maybe I'll check some of them out.

 

[GracefulAssassin]

Hmm i'm doing my walkthrough for this game, but it doesn't really have chapters, so not sure how to decide to split the videos? That's annoying.

I'd leave it at a huge cliffhanger.

 

[GamerPerfection]

@GreyHelm, yeah i'v been doing them for a while now.

Having continued playing it again last night I did notice when you get to certain points it does come up with kind of a chapter name when it gives you your objective. So i'll see if I can base it on something like that.

It's not so much about me splitting them, it's more about if people look for a Tomb Raider walkthrough on youtube and see my videos they would need to know which one they are looking for.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

@GreyHelm, yeah i'v been doing them for a while now.

Having continued playing it again last night I did notice when you get to certain points it does come up with kind of a chapter name when it gives you your objective. So i'll see if I can base it on something like that.

It's not so much about me splitting them, it's more about if people look for a Tomb Raider walkthrough on youtube and see my videos they would need to know which one they are looking for.

I know what you mean, when I searched walkthroughs before it says part 10, part 11. Well what does those parts cover?

 

[GracefulAssassin]

Yeah, that's why I hate it when I get stuck in an RPG. Takes like 30 minutes just to find the freaking video.

 

[Lleyn]

Yeah, that's why I hate it when I get stuck in an RPG. Takes like 30 minutes just to find the freaking video.

I thought only noobs got stuck in RPG's
I only check walkthrough for hidden side quests, to decide what character to use/drop and to find hidden items.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I'll admit I got stuck in FF 8 a lot, had to buy a guide book to beat the game.

 

[Lleyn]

Only RPG I ever got stuck in was Golden Sun: The Lost Age. It was one of my very first RPG's and taught me how important it was to pay attention to the terrain. I remember getting stuck in a spot for hours cause I didn't see I pillar I could've "moved".

 

[GracefulAssassin]

Final Fantasy I is hard without a guide. I still sometimes forget where I'm supposed to be going. Same with II.

 

[Lleyn]

Tales of Abyss is much worse. The map doesn't even show directions of where you are suppose to go.

 

[GracefulAssassin]

Ugh, I forgot about that. Great game, but I constantly had to look up videos.

 

[Lleyn]

Seriously, someone just told you you had to head to this or this direction. But if you turned off the game and too a break you had no way of knowing where you needed to go, except if you have an awazing memory.

 

[GracefulAssassin]

Person doesn't know how to play then. I take breaks to, and have no trouble with getting back on track.

 

[Lleyn]

Except that my breaks normally last a couple of days

 

[GracefulAssassin]

Your point? It's easy to get back on track, especially if you just look at the map.