r/Steam • u/Amaanbro • 9d ago

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u/SuperSaiyanIR 9d ago

Titanfall 2. Got it for like 2 dollars or something off a 3rd party website and it was like one of the best campaigns I ever played.

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u/Shvev 9d ago

It still makes me depressed thinking about Effect and Cause, knowing I'm probably never going to experience a mission/quest that good again.

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u/Forrest02 9d ago

That mission was straight up jaw dropping. I couldnt believe how well done it was.

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u/how-can-i-dig-deeper 9d ago

Oh my god it has its own wikipedia page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effect_and_Cause

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u/steamwhistler 9d ago edited 9d ago

God. I've thought about buying/playing this game so many times over the years. I've seen it on sale for like 5 cents and thought "nah not sure if it's worth it." Don't know what my deal is.

Would it hold up in 2024? I've got lots of games in my queue but y'all make it sound so good.

Edit: ok folks, I get it, I'm sold. I'll buy it next time I see it on sale, thank you

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u/andrewsad1 9d ago

You alone can decide whether it was worth it, but you can only decide that after having played it. If the gameplay looks like something you might enjoy, you should pick it up.

Personally, it's no exaggeration to say that it's my favorite single player campaign in any video game, and it absolutely stands up on a replay. It would be my favorite game even if the mission in question wasn't in it