#Firewatch henry voice Patch

To those claiming 'this is art, man' no it's not, not by any stretch. Poorly written, poorly developed, bait-and-switch 'game' was a joke. Overall this non-game, interactive, fetch-quest of a story/walkthrough was an annoying waste of my time and money. If it made you feel mad or disappointed, go with that feeling because it's the right one to have. The anticlimactic ending demonstrates pure laziness on the part of the devs. All that alone was over the top and pointless. I thought the peaceful surroundings, rendered with a dreamlike quality by artist Olly Moss, would be a soothing change of pace from the brown and grey found in most blockbuster games. Then, how could he do all of it by himself without anyone ever noticing while at the same time faking permits and setting up all these elaborate government conspiracies and other bs just to gaslight two below average rubes out in the middle of nowhere. Similarly, I originally imagined that playing Firewatch a new adventure game about being a fire lookout in a national park in Wyoming would be relaxing. Like how could he afford or get all that bulky and expensive equipment way up there and behind that fence. The premise of what he was doing up there and why he was doing it was riddled with unrealistic plot holes. As to the story, the guy attempting to gaslight Delilah and Henry was ridiculous and unbelievable. The interaction was tedious and repetitive with all the inane fetch-questing and annoying dialog with Delilah and the over-the-top angsty teen girls who basically kept screwing with Henry throughout the walkthrough to an unbelievable and petty level all because he scolded them for trashing the park.

#Firewatch henry voice Patch

I had to go online to get a patch just so Henry could open door(s) and pick up objects. Henry can be a bit of a blunt instrument one minute, and a sharp-eyed sleuth the next. FYI: Funny how much dislikes this video got.Guys you never have the chance to meet Delilah She PRETENDS TO WAIT BUT SHE DOES NOT 's sad i.

The voice acting coming in over the radio waves makes me wonder why voice acting sounds so stilted in other video games. Also by the fact that Henry can't die nor can he fail any 'mission' since there aren't any because this isn't a game. The walkie-talkie you carry makes Firewatch more intimate than youвЂ™d expect. I saw no evidence of any kind that Henry could have any real affect on this world at all which is evidenced by a YouTube video that effectively demonstrates this with a 'Silent Henry' walkthrough. Regardless of what you do with Henry, the character whose sole purpose is to convey a poorly written story with a lazy ending, you always end up with the same/identical result. I was immediately perturbed by the fact that this was sold to me as a game when in fact it was nothing more than a poorly-written interactive story. Similar to 'Gone Home', which is an interactive exploration simulator, Firewatch is not an actual game but rather an interactive fetch-quest Similar to 'Gone Home', which is an interactive exploration simulator, Firewatch is not an actual game but rather an interactive fetch-quest story.