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Miscguy · 07-27-2005, 09:25 AM

No hell, no point.

To much resident evil with the virus bullshit. To much resident evil 2 with the mutated humans.

Honestly the teleportation shit was really the way to go with it. I actually liked the idea of a "temporary crossover" via teleportation in doom 3. Also that they attempted to research it, and seeing how it all went wrong by building it and putting the facts together as you went along. Discovering little bits of what they were doing up into the full picture. The mystery and alluding to things really made the games story telling better, and would have probably made the movie a little better.

If you can look past the "oh look another guy just popped out of nowhere" of doom3 the story, and how it unfolds is actually isnt that shabby.

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Miscguy is Offline 2nd Lieutenant Posts: 3,811 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Redmond, Home of Microsoft	07-27-2005, 09:25 AM No hell, no point. To much resident evil with the virus bullshit. To much resident evil 2 with the mutated humans. Honestly the teleportation shit was really the way to go with it. I actually liked the idea of a "temporary crossover" via teleportation in doom 3. Also that they attempted to research it, and seeing how it all went wrong by building it and putting the facts together as you went along. Discovering little bits of what they were doing up into the full picture. The mystery and alluding to things really made the games story telling better, and would have probably made the movie a little better. If you can look past the "oh look another guy just popped out of nowhere" of doom3 the story, and how it unfolds is actually isnt that shabby.