Dude, same.
As someone that has played all the games more for the combat than the story I was really disappointed by the newer ones.
The combat felt so much clunkier and the movement in game was so heavy…?
The whole time I’m just trying to get through it and the story just feels like a rehashed version of the last one.
I’m glad other people liked it so much but I hated all the changes to the gameplay and just couldn’t get into it.
Flashbacks to when my daughter had just started walking and pressed the button on my Xbox while I was playing Assassin’s Creed 2, corrupting my save file at 90% completion.
I was like “no no no no!!! Ahhh…awwwwwww….”
Poor thing got so confused, I had to tell her it was alright but explain to her not to do that.
Couldn’t really get mad at them, they literally didn’t know they shouldn’t do that thing yet, lol, but damn did I have to start all over!
Marvel Midnight Suns?
That’s actually hilarious
And that trailer looked pretty promising…so what’s your take here? Or do you just hate optimists, in general? Because that’s okay, too!
Speculation, but he said his goal was to make the first actually explorable open world, world.
So I’m guessing they’re trying to make an entire world for you to explore, whether you enjoy that or not is going to be up to you and the type of games you look for.
Personally, I was never able to get into the Minecraft types so this probably won’t be for me, but if it’s good I’ll likely still give it a go.
But if I don’t pre-order the new Call of Duty while slamming down a Mountain Dew: Code Red, I’ll miss out on all of the experience boost bonuses and be left behind!
If we’re to believe his new marketing spiel, I think that the catch or the draw is that the entire world actually happens to be explorable this time.
Holy shit memes are powerful
Holy shit how did I miss this.
It even sounds just like him.
Not everything has to be competition level gameplay…
Appreciate the perspective, I didn’t realize that.
Feeling a bit foolish but at least I learned something.
Here’s Bloober’s blunt response: “Konami is the publisher of the game and communication is definitely part of their job.”
I don’t think people should be bullying the developers over this shit, but also what a shitty response to the people simply being excited for your game and wanting you to share more of your work and progress with them.
It’s either extremely tone-deaf in today’s super interconnected era, or they are hiding something they’d rather people not see.
I’m going to have to go with the latter, because usually if you’re proud of your work/product, you are eager to show it off to people.
Totally worth it on ps5 if you’ve got one, the controller adds a lot of immersion to the whole thing as well, so it’s probably a better place to play it overall.
Circana executive director and analyst Matt Piscatella addressed this on Twitter, noting that Epic Games is “not part of the DLP, so digital sales are not included.”
Well that’s worthless, then.
According to the article the game would literally spawn enemies behind you quite often, that sounds more annoying than difficult.
Take two was actually one of the only publishers that had very small layoffs early in the year. They’ve been way better than most.
I’ll get right on it.
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