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Goldeneye Mouse And Keyboard Project 64 How To Approach Missions Jeff's opinion are entertainment, never to be taken seriously, as he is usually wrong.with a few notable exceptions.Goldeneye Mouse And Keyboard Project 64 By sterpainighra1976 Follow | Public I mean, I don't care about its multiplayer, but I think GoldenEye was a great game just for its mission structure. That's what most people played it for, and that's why it's always the thing talked about. It's easy to forget there is a single player component to GoldenEye, because even the fans of the game will only talk about multiplayer and how they played it nonstop through college or whatever. I don't actually know if Jeff or any of them would disagree with you about the single player, because the only times it's ever come up in conversation has been in context of everyone's fervor for the multiplayer, to which Jeff will express how he couldn't get into it on account of QUAAAAAKE. If you want to make the argument Quake and the like are better multiplayer games I will 100 PERCENT AGREE, I'm just seeing it as a whole package. Yes, but you can't discount the single player, that IS the game.the muliplayer was something the team at Rare just threw together at the last minute, it originally wasn't even going to be in the game. But GoldenEye's single player was pretty good for its day.

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In any other respect, PC multiplayer shooters are better on a design and mechanics level. So in a multiplayer sense I agree with Jeff that all GoldenEye deserves credit for multiplayer-wise was that it sort of found a good control scheme for an FPS on consoles. OP gave credit to Dark Forces, but I'm not even sure it deserves it, since DF is basically Star Wars Doom, and most of its 'story objectives' were go to place, and pick up something or destroy somebody/something. However, the single player stuff was actually pretty remarkable in its day, especially given that stuff like Half-Life was still a year or so off. The layout of the maps are just bad, and despite probably playing MORE GoldenEye than I did Quake or Unreal Tournament, I found it was much easier to have a mental image of how all the rooms connect in a Quake or UT map than the labyrinthine GoldenEye maps. And everyone I knew who was good at it would just try to camp the body armour spawns constantly. The fact that you couldn't walk off ledges in GoldenEye because of the way they coded the levels (probably a holdover from when the game was a rail shooter or something?) just made the multiplayer not fun, aside from the weapons also being really bland and hard to tell apart. I think Rare had atrocious multiplayer map design in GoldenEye (and Perfect Dark to an extent, though it's better). I'm pretty sure when just about anyone talks about Goldeneye, positive or negative, they're talking almost exclusively about the multiplayer aspect of it and not about any of the single player stuff. Just wanted to get my thoughts out there because I feel some people underestimate the campaign in Goldeneye just because you played it with a controller. Yes I know there were PC games that employ some of these things (Dark Forces as far as story-line goes) but Goldeneye was the first FPS I played that didn't feel mindless, and I played both PC and console games at the time. Goldeneye has stealth elements ~you weren't supposed to just shoot stuff on screen you had to sneak around~ Goldeneye has items specific to missions cameras, plastic explosives, Goldeneye has a narrative with missions guiding you through that narrative, Goldeneye has tons of levels and environments, Goldeneye has drivable vehicles, Goldeneye has individual body part damage, Goldeney has LOADS of weapons with crazy variety. Goldeneye has specific mission objectives. Outside of the control scheme (controller compared to mouse and keyboard) the depth in Goldeneye goes so far beyond something like Quake (which Jeff usually compares it to) that it amazes me that it's even a comparison. that Jeff and some of the other members of Giant Bomb make that since they were playing PC shooters at the time Goldeneye (as a console shooter) wasn't impressive.

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