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Gaming / Re: Metroid Discussion Thread
« on: March 14, 2011, 08:25:09 PM »Which is not what the game put you through, stop exaggerating.The game shouldn't have to put you through any situation where you have to lose health at all if you actually own the health-keeping item in the first place. BAD STORYTELLING. It's the equivalent of making a soldier take non-lethal bullets in his chest when he's carrying a kevlar around. It is, put simply, bad storytelling. They could have just said Adam had access to her suit or something, and he was the only one to be able to activate the upgrades. But they didn't. He let Samus go through a whole section of health-losing while she could have perfectly put a suit upgrade on. A suit upgrade that didn't make any difference if she had it on or not, because it was not a weapon, or transportation mechanism. It was a [tornado fang]ing suit upgrade. By this point, you're either trolling me, or you're really damn clueless. I'm honestly not discussing this point any further.
A Metroid he promptly took care of, without having Samus suffer the baby's death by her own accord this time around.
Funny, I don't recall Ridley being in every Metroid game.
A species that lends itself to being easily controlled due to their hive-mind mentality.
Even ignoring your complete and utter misunderstanding of how cloning works; she's a computer. If you don't want her evil, don't program her to be.
The other games didn't have a narrative to slap over our heads with.
Perfectly justified by the Federation mimicking the baby's reaction to Samus. You'd rather they make MB resemble a Metroid Queen?
He wasn't. He was in most of them, though. And we should expect him to be in one rather than not.
Perfect species to control through the means of cloning evil entities, huh?
You're both implying that cloning in Nintendo works at the level or actual cloning, and that a computer is anything without its programming. You honestly think they went that far in terms of characterization? Oh, and she was previously programmed to be evil, huh? The Chozo, masters of technological superiority, programmed a superior computer and it turned evil. Oh, the humans shall SURELY SUCCEED AT THIS. And before you start calling it a metaphor on human arrogance because the game has suuuuuuch a good story, I'll just say it's not arrogance. It is prime stupidity.
The other games had minimal story, which suited the Metroid series best. However, if you want a story, you better make it good. This was not good.
What? What does it have to do with the Metroids? They made her a kawaii uguu girl because they're japanese and they eat that [parasitic bomb] in spades. If they could give her big tits and have panty shots every 5 seconds, they would have.

