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dtgreene: [...]
Maybe you might be thinking of Eryi's Action?
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amok: yes, that was it. cheers.
D'oh! I didn't realize dt_greene already suggested that game...
op being the dude dtgreene, I totally assumed it was the anime type of "trap" :P
I assume you're talking about this :D
Yeah, I can't imagine that would be fun.
Most adventure games with mazes are also such. You just HAVE to die to be able to map it out.
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amok: yes, that was it. cheers.
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muntdefems: D'oh! I didn't realize dt_greene already suggested that game...
and thank you to :)

I found out I actually have the game on steam as well
Post edited June 27, 2018 by amok
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timppu: Gay men are not my competitors, other hetero men (and lesbians) are!
Don't forget the bisexuals. Holes or poles they're all goals.
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dtgreene: I could easily see a pure adventure game qualifying ("open door" -> "The door falls away from the wall, crushing you. Game Over").
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SirPrimalform: That's Sierra in a nutshell.
That would be one of the more forgiving Sierra games.

The Larry 2/Space Quest 2/King's Quest-school of design would be: "open door" -> "The door falls away from the wall, hitting the protagonist on the head. Protagonist goes 'Ouch! That hurt!' but carries on as usual. -> "Protagonist dies near the end of the game from cerebral hemorrhage caused by the door hitting him on the head"
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amok: again - where in the OP are any suggestions of what you are saying? Please point them out to me.
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tinyE: Give him a second; he's Photoshopping one in.
Please show me an example of an image I photoshopped and posted on this forum? Or retract that slander.
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tinyE: Can we pleases stop pestering the bigot and get back on topic? :P
You're on thin ice. Idiot head.
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initialpresence: I wasn't. The wretched degeneracy that is rife through out the West is incalculably destructive. People have the right to live how they wish. But the constant pushing and glorification needs to stop. And this has nothing to do with the morality of times gone by. Turning degenerates into some sort of "heroes" can only result in damaging societies. But as someone once said, let all the creatures that lurk in the mud hatch out. If you can find a safe and comfy place, it's a fascinating time to be in our world, gruesome, but fascinating ...
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Fairfox: lmao wtf tf
i aint sharin' any red wine with you tahts fo' sho'
youd probs pour it onto teh ground, stomp on it an' froth b'oot western decadence 'n' degradation
No. I enjoy a glass of wine. A little decadence goes a long way. Unfortunately we're probably past the point of no return, but I keep trying - some sort of heroic "save the world" complex I guess. As for degradation, do you really want to be degraded? I doubt it.
Post edited June 28, 2018 by initialpresence
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initialpresence: [...]
I am so glad you answered everyone else and skipped skipped my question. confirms everything I need to know about you.
Reminding users that mods are watching this thread. Keep that in mind when expressing views, keep them civil. If not, you will be met with moderation.
Heh, figures. All threads end up about sexuality, gender, "dirty leftist" vs "neo-Nazi" anyway. Sigh.
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amok: I am so glad you answered everyone else and skipped skipped my question. confirms everything I need to know about you.
I believe this gentleman may articulate the situation far more succinctly than myself ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jevP4aLzzqc
Sorry. What was your question?
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amok: I am so glad you answered everyone else and skipped skipped my question. confirms everything I need to know about you.
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initialpresence: I believe this gentleman may articulate the situation far more succinctly than myself ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jevP4aLzzqc
Sorry. What was your question?
can you please point out exactly what in the OP is about the issues you have outlined? I asked it twice now, you ignored it each time.

and no, not going to click any random YouTube links, as it has no bearing on my question at all - the YouTube video will not be able to highlight any sections of the OP.

edit - in other words - what parts of the OP are offensive, inappropriate or spam to warrant a downrate (and even report as spam...) - please point them out.
Post edited June 28, 2018 by amok
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Linko90: Reminding users that mods are watching this thread. Keep that in mind when expressing views, keep them civil. If not, you will be met with moderation.
All I want to know is why he came into a thread about gaming and went on a homophobic rant.

As soon as I have the answer I swear on my mother's grave I shant say another word to the man.
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Linko90: Reminding users that mods are watching this thread. Keep that in mind when expressing views, keep them civil. If not, you will be met with moderation.
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tinyE: All I want to know is why he came into a thread about gaming and went on a homophobic rant.

As soon as I have the answer I swear on my mother's grave I shant say another word to the man.
Maybe they wanted to make this thread a trap?

Anyway, back to the topic of the thread:

I looked into Eryi's Action a bit more (I might even consider buying the game from their website), and while I don't condone using Steam, apparently in the Steam version you get achievements for dying in certain ways. I think that's a good use of achievements for this sort of game; reward the player for finding deaths so that the player is encouraged to seek them out rather than frustrated at the game being unfair. It also fits the topic, even if it is unfortunately (and unnecessarily) tied to a specific gaming service.

By the way, that sort of achievement is could work well, not just for trap games, but for things like complex roguelikes where deaths can sometimes take interesting forms (see Nethack, where anything that can damage you can kill you, and there are tons of unique death messages in the game (like being killed by Newton's 3rd law, I believe)).
Ignore the trolls and let's get back to the topic people.

I've got a recent trap I fell into in one of the Way of the Samurai 3 endings actually. There's one ending where you can choose to be arrested and sent to be executed in someone's place. I thought that i'd be able break out a wreck havoc or that someone would save me at the last minute, so I chose to take the fall. Nope, you totally get executed and it counts as one of the endings lol. Gotta love that player choice in the Way of the Samurai series though.