ObsCure 1 (2004) PC version Longplay [p4of4] When the Good Ending is non Cannon
9Part 4 of 4 - When the Good Ending is non Cannon
and we end it on the good ending ... what is the bad one , after the last battle your heroes that still live go to a funeral when at it from the coffins deadly infection spores come out ... and all get infected
Yeah , the Original game from 2004 is a marvel ... that shows what SJW woke slop took from us ... from perfectly working mirrors\reflections that do not need Raytracing , to a perfectly scalable 2K textures that in itself was Overkill ... back then , but now ... nearly 21 years later wow when you see them on a 65" and you question, what went wrong with the industry today ... that this game only is 2,5gigs (when 1,4 gig are Bink Movies !!!) ... but games that have the same 1:1 quality are now 150gigs !!! ... oh right , Consoles ... that use the NVME as RAM not compressing those assets ... the AAA industry is so fucked ... even the Oblivion Remaster shows this ...
and yeah we will play the original then the awful broken Steam remaster ...
PS. how is the game ... the 6/10 or 4/10 its got from SJW jurnos at launch back in 2004 is VALID asf ... the main fault here is 1h after you get thrown in the faculty school complex and its semi Sand Box open world map of the whole place... that at first got you by the hand , showing you where to go ... but then , nah ... your on your own ... for this its got those weak scores , no hand holding aka you get no hits where to go next to progress the story ... well you have a team member that tells you where to go but only on Easy ... on other difficulty settings , its welcome to cryptic town ... you get this , near the Ending , when you have to figure it out where a set figure is placed , where they are and where to go next ... with no MAP ... yeah
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