El_Fuego_Fuerte

City of Heroes/Villains is really simple...they've done their best to keep it casual player-friendly, so there are virtually no stats to follow or anything like that. Very combat orientated game, but the combat system is absolutely fantastic. And you can't beat the costume designer.

Basically, it's mainly for when things are being knocked around. So, for example, in a game I shoot a crate, and it falls down. That's the physics engine at work. Obviously, it gets a lot more complex than falling crates...a good example being the Half-Life 2 physics engine.

I did the same thing, played it through once, started again immediately, and got as far as releasing the first seal (in Triet). But then I picked it up again last Saturday, and finished it for the second time this Saturday, and started it for the third time. I love this game.

The problem with this is that most people voting there will be going off of the BBC article which, to be honest, really didn't explain it very well. Just going by what that article said, I'd probably call it a miss as well, but I love it now, thanks to having read much better explanations of it all.