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So you've gone without sleep for several days so that you can beat Half-Life 2. Finally, with the help of your enhanced gravity gun, you've stopped Dr. Breen. Well, what's left?
The unfortunate answer is: nothing. Half-Life 2 is a one way ticket.
Where do you turn now? What game could ever draw you in the way Half-Life 2 did? What game could immersive and keep you glued to your monitor, even after coming off the most intense chapters of Half-Life 2?
This answer is far from unfortunate. This answer is: Descent.
Descent adds a new dimension to gameplay. Literally. In descent, you are free to fly up and down.
No this, is not merely a flight sim, in fact, it is far from it. Descent is an FPS with 6 degrees of freedom.
6 DOF means you can:
Move Forwards and Backwards (1st Degree)
Strafe Left and Right (2nd Degree)
Slide Up and Down (3rd Degree)
Turn Left and Right (4th Degree)
Pitch Up and Down (5th Degree)
Bank Left and Right (6th Degree)
Many of you may think Descent is dead. This is untrue. There are several popular dedicated servers running, and many dedicated players still playing.
If you are interested in learning more about Descent, then private message me and/or respond to this thread. We can arrange for you to begin playing shortly. You will not be dissapointed. I have attached a screenshot of typical Descent III play, in case any of you need some more convincing.
This is a message from a gamer who played and loved Half-Life 2 and continues to play and love Descent. Although the gameplay styles themselves are not too similar, the two games have one thing in common, one thing that has made them ultimately enjoyable to me. You become immersed. I have posted this because I think that some of you would be suprised at what Descent has to offer. I hope that some will respond.
The unfortunate answer is: nothing. Half-Life 2 is a one way ticket.
Where do you turn now? What game could ever draw you in the way Half-Life 2 did? What game could immersive and keep you glued to your monitor, even after coming off the most intense chapters of Half-Life 2?
This answer is far from unfortunate. This answer is: Descent.
Descent adds a new dimension to gameplay. Literally. In descent, you are free to fly up and down.
No this, is not merely a flight sim, in fact, it is far from it. Descent is an FPS with 6 degrees of freedom.
6 DOF means you can:
Move Forwards and Backwards (1st Degree)
Strafe Left and Right (2nd Degree)
Slide Up and Down (3rd Degree)
Turn Left and Right (4th Degree)
Pitch Up and Down (5th Degree)
Bank Left and Right (6th Degree)
Many of you may think Descent is dead. This is untrue. There are several popular dedicated servers running, and many dedicated players still playing.
If you are interested in learning more about Descent, then private message me and/or respond to this thread. We can arrange for you to begin playing shortly. You will not be dissapointed. I have attached a screenshot of typical Descent III play, in case any of you need some more convincing.
This is a message from a gamer who played and loved Half-Life 2 and continues to play and love Descent. Although the gameplay styles themselves are not too similar, the two games have one thing in common, one thing that has made them ultimately enjoyable to me. You become immersed. I have posted this because I think that some of you would be suprised at what Descent has to offer. I hope that some will respond.