#f.e.a.r. extraction point

[theawesomehyperon]

Me getting the achievement Laser Showoff.

[bigmangamin]

[acidxshark]

From July 16th to the 22nd, I'll be running the Sharkstream Mid-Aughts Shooter-thon to raise money for my wife Natalie's bills and medical expenses. For each donation of $20 or more, a new game will be added to the queue to be played from beginning to end. If we hit whatever our donation goal at the time is, I will also add Duke Nukem Forever to that queue, also to be played from beginning to end.

Our first stream will be on Sunday, July 16th at around 6:30 PM CST on https://www.twitch.tv/acidxshark

Hope to see you there!!

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F.E.A.R. Extraction Point (2006)

[shogoakuji]

hi beloved i want to know what are the top games to play to get to know you<3

killing floor 1

saints row 2

f.e.a.r 1/perseus mandate/extraction point

pathologic classic/2 teehee

the path <- my friend leo once saw pictures of this game and went 'wow this does explain a lot about you actually' HAHAHA

vampire the masquerade: bloodlines

deus ex: human revolution/mankind divided [the og deus ex is great too obviously i just have a thing for jensen LOL]

darkest dungeon

half life 2

alice madness returns [i would recommend asking me about triggers first before u play this one though]

[arcticgraverobber]

I just finished: The F.E.A.R franchise!

I'd heard a lot about the F.E.A.R franchise, and it seemed up my alley - as a big Resident Evil fan, a survival horror-esque FPS seemed perfect for me, however I wish I had looked into how people generally felt about the sequels.

The first game I enjoyed quite a bit - it's not anything super amazing in my opinion, but it's a pretty decent shooter with plenty of exploration and stealth. The horror elements are mild but somewhat effective in their subtlety, and the game is generally just fun - same can be said for the expansions, all though playing them one after another did feel like a bit of a slog.

The second game is takes a pretty quick turn off the deep end. The game is obsessed with trying to seem like proper horror, and it just seems a bit ridiculous. Frequent attempts to shock the player destroy any atmosphere the game may have built, which the first game managed to do fairly successfully. Lore documents also become more frequent but far less interesting, a trend that was felt across genres. Most of the time it's just telling you what you already knew from playing the first game, or just vaguely paying attention whilst playing this one.

The third game is the worst in many ways, although I ended up enjoying it more than the previous. The game is a bald faced attempt to turn the franchise into Warner's own Call of Duty clone, but at least that was different to what I'd been playing for so long at that point. After the second game the third felt like a breathe of fresh air - not being set at the same time as the first game and at least initially in a different place was very nice, and the fact it's extremely short helps a lot too.

The game is a decent enough CoD clone - but it is a travesty that's what they turned the games into. The idea that F.E.A.R 3 could ever compete with CoD is insane to me, it's just not a compatible franchise - not only is it an insult to the very idea of creative integrity, it's just a plain bad idea. CoD and Battlefield players are not generally going to be interested in a game called F.E.A.R.

The narrative elements of the game bug me a lot too - done away with now are any written story notes, CoD pl;ayers won't read anything - instead the story is told through painfully slow sections where the player is forced to walk through empty areas while listening to meaningless monologues. This was a trend in many games for a while, an attempt to seem deep and artsy without understanding any of the reasons why you might put these kinds of things in a game. Thankfully the trend seems to have died out now, but it lasted throughout most of the 2010s at least.

Overall I would recommend the first F.E.A.R games, maybe even the expansions - but I'd probably skip the sequels if you care about your own mental well being.

F.E.A.R: Significance: 1/3 Grade: B

F.E.A.R Extraction Point: Significance: 1/3 Grade: C

F.E.A.R Perseus Mandate: Significance: 1/3 Grade: C

F.E.A.R 2 Project Origin: Significance: 1/3 Grade: D

F.E.A.R 3: Significance: 1/3 Grade: D

[sandrodeandrade]

F.E.A.R.: Extraction Point

While the huge explosion at the Origin Facility destroyed the Auburn district and devastated the city, the helicopter evacuating the survivors of the first F.E.A.R. team crashed in the middle of the chaos.

Point Man meets up again with SFOD-D Douglas Holiday and F.E.A.R. doctor Jin Sun-Kwon. They mention that they can't contact F.E.A.R. command or Delta Force, however, an SFOD-D extraction point has been set up on the roof of Auburn Hospital, informing Point Man that he should head there too. Moving on, Point Man meets Paxton Fettel, the game's antagonist and Point Man's younger brother, in a nearby church. Fettel notes that the circumstances don't make sense, since Point Man killed him a few hours ago. He reactivates the Replica soldiers, who had been dormant since his death, and sends them after Point Man. Meanwhile, Jin is captured by Fettel's replicas, but later manages to escape while being transported by subway; from there, she goes alone to Auburn Hospital. Point Man and Douglas Holiday end up meeting and navigating a warehouse, but the ghostly Alma Wade, through her apparitions, kills Holiday.

Point Man is forced to proceed alone through the subway, which leads directly to Auburn Hospital. During Point Man's journey through the winding tunnels, Alma, in her younger form, opens the way for him several times, killing Replica soldiers standing in his way. The replicas eventually become desperate and place demolition charges in the subway tunnels in the hope that the resulting explosions will kill Point Man. Although initially unsuccessful, Point Man ends up being caught in one of these demolition explosions and is ejected from the tunnels into a nearby parking structure. From there, Point Man makes his way to the hospital, which is next to the parking structure. Jin is on a desperate run, seeking refuge in Memorial Hospital. The Delta Force agents are dead, and Point Man is on his way. Tension mounts as Jin worries that Point Man is not following her. She fears dying alone with "them".

As Point Man approaches the hospital, he is confronted by disturbing visions. Spencer Jankowski and the young Alma Wade appear, begging him to hurry. The environment turns into a maze of hallucinatory corridors. Jin runs ahead, pursued by Nightmares, while one of them turns on Point Man. But then something extraordinary happens. When Point Man catches up with Jin, he grabs his arm. Their eyes meet, and in an intense moment, he hugs her tightly, puts his forehead to hers and kisses her. At that moment, a flood of memories overwhelms Jin. She can now hear Point Man's voice telepathically, and he reassures her. Alma won't be able to hurt her, and the two of them must escape together.

And then, in the blink of an eye, the world returns to normal. The bond between Jin and Point Man has strengthened, and they will face the unknown side by side. 🌟 Point Man and Jin head for the service elevator. Suddenly, the power goes out and he has to find a way to restore it. As he walks through the dark basement, he is separated from Jin and Point Man witnesses several hallucinations, which include a series of prison cells containing the dead Armacham Technology Corporation victims of Alma Wade's F.E.A.R. murders. Jin is taken by Alma to witness images of her past and the origin project. jin hears Alma's voice saying why did he choose you suddenly jin feels her memories invaded the first time she met Point Man the intimate relationship between the two and the pact to keep the relationship secret. at that moment Alma accesses a memory of jin that moves her a scene of jin in labor saving a woman in traffic and puts the baby in the arms of the mother Jin says it is a healthy boy. Jin hears Alma's voice saying now I understand he chose you. The hallucination disappears and Jin returns to the hospital and rushes to the roof for extraction. After the hallucination, Point Man returns to Auburn Hospital and is contacted by Rodney Betters, telling him to get to the roof for extraction. The elevator is then reactivated and Point Man finally reaches the roof of the hospital. Paxton Fettel unleashes a squad of Replica Elites on Point Man. When Point Man has finished dispatching the squadron, a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter moves in to evacuate them. However, as it approaches, Fettel, through unknown methods, destroys the Blackhawk, with the resulting explosion throwing Point Man backwards into a wall and knocking him unconscious. Jin wakes him up, and carries him to the roof railing, to witness the whole city in flames. the Story ends with Paxton Fettel saying. "A war is coming, I saw it in my dreams. Fires sweeping the land, bodies in the streets, cities turned to dust. Retaliation…"

[dapper-lil-arts]

we're live streamin some comm work and also f.e.a.r. Extraction point! I figured I need to feel smth strong so Im throwing myself in the scariest part of one of my fave horror games

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[cartamoth]

it is a genuine shame monolith closed down both for the people working there and because they did keep having cool ideas even in warner bros licensed ip hell

but my first thought was 'no more f.e.a.r. that's really unfortunate' before remembering f.e.a.r. hadn't been good since extraction point

[bazgaming]

F.E.A.R. : Extraction Point All Cutscenes Game Movie | PC 4K UHD

[maniacoverlord]

It's time for F.E.A.R: Extraction Point! Thanks to @WithinTheAshes on Twitter for helping me get it running again! https://www.twitch.tv/maniacoverlord

[commander----shepard]

Paxton Fettel in F.E.A.R Extraction Point

sound starts ~ 0:12

Always loved his voice tho

[acidxshark]

LIVE NOW!!

It's not very often a game will explicitly acknowledge that the method by which it brings back its principal antagonist makes no Goddamn sense, yet here we are.

Art by @teamcatple

[kerri-the-skunk]

Well, that sucked.

[mysteamgrids]

F.E.A.R.: Extraction Point

[thathomestar]

i beat extraction point! i did the unthinkable and just started a new game to get past the crashing issues. it actually worked, i was kind of surprised.

this expansion is basically just FEAR but condensed into a 3-4 hour experience. i’d highly recommend it if you loved FEAR, but the crashing issues can be frustrating. it happens a little bit past the halfway point of the expansion as well.

normal difficulty was a bit too easy for me, but hard was too difficult. i suppose i could have powered through hard mode, though it might not have been as fun. spas12 still too good though. check out this guy i blasted into a door.