09-21-2007, 02:33 PM
Brell:
Back to your initial question that started this thread.
I personally prefer mansions that are in one difficulty degree only, but that's just a matter of taste. I prefer them as they can suit you better, but they of course won't suit everybody. Whereas in a mansion in the E/N/H-style, I usually tend to be bored in the EASY beginning, enjoy the middle and part of the end, but - more often than not - I get stuck somewhere before the end in the very HARD last rooms, without ever finishing it.
Your new story sounds VERY VERY interesting, and I'm looking forward to it.
But one more thing (of personal taste): I don't like it, when there's too many BBBs...as -even when they're funny or essential for the story- they tend to always
But I have to admit, that's the same issue why I never liked too many reading boards in museums. As important as that background info may be, it usually detracts me too much from the art itself, so to speak.
Back to your initial question that started this thread.
I personally prefer mansions that are in one difficulty degree only, but that's just a matter of taste. I prefer them as they can suit you better, but they of course won't suit everybody. Whereas in a mansion in the E/N/H-style, I usually tend to be bored in the EASY beginning, enjoy the middle and part of the end, but - more often than not - I get stuck somewhere before the end in the very HARD last rooms, without ever finishing it.
Your new story sounds VERY VERY interesting, and I'm looking forward to it.
But one more thing (of personal taste): I don't like it, when there's too many BBBs...as -even when they're funny or essential for the story- they tend to always
break-upthe playing experience. It's too much start-stop-start for my taste.
But I have to admit, that's the same issue why I never liked too many reading boards in museums. As important as that background info may be, it usually detracts me too much from the art itself, so to speak.