Silent Hill: Downpour, Part Two
Silent Hill: Downpour, Part Two
This week we have an lesson in proper bus behavior.
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They should have hired James to drive the bus and maybe they wouldn't have crashed. Great episode guys, I played a little of this game and liked it, I need to get a copy of it. Scowl Nexus!
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Odd, I was expecting an "eight hours later..." right when the overhead shot of the bus faded in.
Has anyone, like, ever gone to Silent Hill just because they missed the turnoff on the interstate? And then it becomes a psychological horror game about getting directions back to Exit 46A?
RAWHIDE!
Has anyone, like, ever gone to Silent Hill just because they missed the turnoff on the interstate? And then it becomes a psychological horror game about getting directions back to Exit 46A?
RAWHIDE!
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CaptainSpam wrote:Has anyone, like, ever gone to Silent Hill just because they missed the turnoff on the interstate? And then it becomes a psychological horror game about getting directions back to Exit 46A?
That's only if the protagonist was female. A male protagonist would never ask for directions, but just get lost around Silent Hill forever.
Also, I have no intention of playing this game, but I'm guessing Miss Scowl is just desperately misunderstood and later one becomes your love interest or something.
That or she is just the owner/mayor of Silent Hill and thought there wasn't enough people getting lost for spooky shenanigans to be happing.
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Valkyrie-Lemons wrote:That or she is just the owner/mayor of Silent Hill and thought there wasn't enough people getting lost for spooky shenanigans to be happing.
The insidious Silent Hill tourism board strikes again!
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To be fair, at least they're being proactive in getting more urr..."tourism" to Silent Hill.
You need that sort of drive in this economic climate. Local business is going to go bust if there aren't enough lost souls, I mean lovely tourists visiting.
Plus Silent Hill isn't that bad, it just has an image problem is all.
You need that sort of drive in this economic climate. Local business is going to go bust if there aren't enough lost souls, I mean lovely tourists visiting.
Plus Silent Hill isn't that bad, it just has an image problem is all.
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I too was surprised that there wasn't a Desert Bus joke/reference made. It seemed like it would fit perfectly. And given how fast he seemed to crash, I'm guessing it was Matt driving the bus.
Having never played this game, is there more to the cutscene? Or to be more accurate, will there be another episode? Or do we only get two? And how many questions am I going to ask?
Having never played this game, is there more to the cutscene? Or to be more accurate, will there be another episode? Or do we only get two? And how many questions am I going to ask?
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If there's another cutscene, I'm assuming that resets their "1 Rawhide limit" so they can do another one.
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Game play starts right after the bus crash, like less than a minute after.
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..and that was the...uh...
what're we up to in times we've died? Eight? Nine?
what're we up to in times we've died? Eight? Nine?
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Both Dragon's Dogma and The Darkness 2 used the 10th time I died. So this would be 11 or 12.
Graham wrote:The point is: Nyeh nyeh nyeh. I'm an old man.
LRRcast wrote:Paul: That does not answer that question at all.
James: Who cares about that question? That's a good answer.
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