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Where the game is great fun if you just happen to know how to play it, otherwise you're probably not going to understand why anyone likes it as you spend hours running in circles. TwainД«lzut3 wrote:Having not played the games I can't really comment, but your own posts seem to suggest that the games kind of fall into the same trap as Hexen. Maybe I'll give it a better go at some point though.Д®njay Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.

It's just not a game that 'speaks to me' and I don't really see anything in it to get me enthusiastic about investing time and effort in it. Many people consider that Strife was too late (to be fair, partly because of the dominance of Build games by that point) but RR was released almost a year after Strife I think.Дon't get me wrong, I don't actively dislike RR or anything and I'm certainly not 'hating' on it.

Quake had come out the year before and Half-Life, Unreal etc were just around the corner. RR came out the same year as Quake II (I think). The paragraph about other 3D games certainly rings true. The hi-res nature of them really exposes the 90's POV-Ray-like appearance of them and (IMO) that was always a look limited by technology that would get better sooner or later (as indeed it did). I agree with all of the points that you made about the game that I hadn't already said, particularly the look of the sprites. Joined: Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Twitch ID: nashmuhandes Github ID: nashmuhandes Nash AKA Nash Muhandes! Twitter/Facebook/Youtube: nashmuhandes

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I've been meaning to give RR another fair pass as soon as I have some free time and if there's a sale - going to play it with Raze of course, because in 2020 I wouldn't settle with crummy mouse code from the 90's. Of course the irony is here I am now in 2020 still playing and modding pixelated sprite-based shooters. the whole 'sprite-based 3D shooter' thing felt outdated by then. The real reason I didn't play this back in the day however was because my attention was already turned to other 3D games at the time - Quake, the Nintendo 64 and Playstation, etc. The game's art assets remind me of Tekwar (except not as badly done). Right down to the not 'getting' the redneck part and also (especially for me) the art style - the sprite renders are too high res that they clearly reveal the sub-par modeling work, and the really high resolution level textures just doesn't mesh well with the simple line-style geometry common in classic game engines like these. My reasons are pretty much the same as Enjay's.

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