(An exception to the rule would be the recent Bioshock Infinite pre-order that gave away actual game titles that equaled over half the value of Bioshock Infinite itself. Even as an adult I can't get past the second sentence of an introduction.
Even more absurd is the people who do this and then complain the game is terrible and they wasted their $60.
#METRO LAST LIGHT MORAL POINTS FULL#
By pre-ordering a game, you allow retailers to lock you into full price with no promise of it being worth anywhere near that much.Įven buying a game the day of launch is a bit absurd. No game is guaranteed to be good, or worth the commanding launch price of $60 USD average. Killing or sparing doesn't affect a lot, I recommend sparing when it's possible but don't avoid killing if you get discovered. You are giving someone money to possibly fuck you over. Metro: Last Light - All Moral Points and Redemption Ending Guide runie 4.31K subscribers Subscribe 6.5K Share 492K views 9 years ago This is a complete guide to getting the good ending in. Yes, you can skip a lot of moral points, the ones that matters are the ones you get for saving people, doing good deeds, making moral choices or listening conversations. I play games to enjoy the story and interaction, and I feel like the morality points made a lot more sense this time around. Trying to bribe people with special editions, extra maps, weapons, bullshit "DLC"? Why the hell should I be enticed by trivial nonsense? And why shouldn't that set off alarms about a game that no one has reviewed? Completely illogical from any perspective except the retailers. It ends up removing some of the moral ambiguity of the first game, by making the existential threat seem more.
Waste of money and a gamble that you lock yourself into. Last Light doesnt have the same mystique. Metro Last Light Redux \ All Moral Points CraKGamingTV 1.36K subscribers 3.5K views 1 year ago 00:00:00 MP-1-SPARTA 00:00:28 MP-2-SPARTA 00:01:43 MP-3-SPARTA Show more Metro: Last.
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