Re: Geist - anyone else bought a copy?

On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 17:50:34 GMT, Ray Blaak
<rAYblaaK@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>I tried it and abandoned it after 10 minutes. I simply could not abide by the
>awful control scheme at the beginning. The idea of game might be good, but I
>see no reason to put up with the work of learning how to move properly.

You gave up because you couldn't play the game without learning first
and couldn't be bothered learning? Have you thought about giving up
video games and just watching other people play them instead?

Choobs
.

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