Minerva: Metastasis 2

[General Vivi]

im downlaoding now can't wait to play it. i loved the first one

[Mazy]

Heh never heard of it, might check it out

[⌐■_■]

Wow, how is it that I never heard of this?

/dling

[Taylor Swift]

played the first one it was indeed fun

[-Stratesiz-]

Heh never heard of it, might check it out

Uhmm... It's done by Adam Foster, a Nigthwatch sir ~~

Anyway, the second part was brilliant! Level design kicks Valve's buttocks in terms of freedom of movement and multiple pathways enabling far richer strategic possibilities.

[Tequila]

Yeah. Phenomenal. Wonderful.

Some challenging combat too on Normal - HL2 had none of that.

Some of the creativity and subversion of existing content is fantastic; reminds me of the old days where anything was possible even with limited materials, for example Neil Manke making a SPACESHIP out of standard HL1 stock.

Looking forward to the third episode. How about some Striders and other assorted bad boys next time around?

[Algor]

looks cool, i enjoyed #1, i'll have to give this a try when i get home.

[Spellbinder]

d/l'ing

Spellbinder.

[Mazy]

Heh never heard of it, might check it out

Uhmm... It's done by Adam Foster, a Nigthwatch sir ~~

Anyway, the second part was brilliant! Level design kicks Valve's buttocks in terms of freedom of movement and multiple pathways enabling far richer strategic possibilities.

Yikes, well I haven't been into checking mods out alot in the last couple of years.

Should try and chance that I guess

[General Vivi]

wow the mapping and stuff just blew my mind away . this person is very talented. .. . .. very. i seriously can't wait to see whats comming around the ben here.

[Ginger Lord]

Visuals is excellent, gameplay ok, the find a button miles away and backpedal gamestyle is becoming a tad overused now.

[dissonance]

In-fucking-credible.

And what did he do to the lighting? That is some of the best lighting I've seen in Source.

[Furyo]

Just played it, and while I thoroughly enjoyed the first one, this second part feels a little bit like a "deja vu". Of course not in the mapping sense, but in terms of history and gameplay. Like GL said, the finding a button far away is nice for a while, then it gets boring because it gets predictable. And while the idea of going to the same place multiple times and having different things happen is always a welcome addition to a level, I don't like the feeling of going in circles trying to find some obscure switch, which already was a sensation I had playing the first level, though not on the same scale.

[dissonance]

Ah, true, I agree. When I saw those orange cask things, I immediatly thought of Quake for some reason.

[Bic-B@ll]

i thought "awesome"