Hell yeah. It manages to be a stupid over the top anime inspired crazy roller coaster in all the ways a Metal Gear game should be.

I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
Hell yeah. It manages to be a stupid over the top anime inspired crazy roller coaster in all the ways a Metal Gear game should be.
I'm a little surprised that this game got so many 10/10s when it has so many flaws even ignoring the incomplete story.
Shit like Mother Base grinding, the dead overworlds, and the awful boss fights.
I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
I wonder if the "ending" that wasn't present at the bootcamp were missions 31-50. Can't see how someone would consider the end to be satisfying in the face of all the grinding that has to be done.
If/when I get into the game proper, I doubt I'll be able to do all the Side-Ops. There are quite a few that only open after Mission 46 is completed, for example.
When does this happen? I don't remember it, and I've played the MSX and NES versions.
I mean they should have at least played through Chapter 2 and realized how bad the missions are there.
What do you do in Chapter 2 other than fetch a person or container from some lightly guarded post?
For all its faults the game deserved to review well. Maybe it didn't warrant so many 10s, but the core gameplay is exceptional enough that I'm still considering whether or not this will be my GOTY.
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I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
That's what he says, but he does that to give the illusion that "Ishmael" is part of Venom's subconscious. However, the truth tape implies that he awaken sometimes within the 9 years (zero visits him 2 years in the coma and he is asleep. Ocelot visits him when he is awakened already which we can assume is sometimes between year 7-9 since it is close to the the hospital being raided).
I will have to disagree with this. I agree with your Rising thoughts, but disagree to an extent with your MGSV thoughts. It tells a story that requires thought, but i agree it is unfinished.
Can you guys sum up why this game reviewed so well? Did most reviewers not get to the back half of the game?
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I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
To me the story requires as much thought as an 80s soap-opera.
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I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
I wonder if the "ending" that wasn't present at the bootcamp were missions 32-50. Can't see how someone would consider the end to be satisfying in the face of all the grinding that has to be done.
If/when I get into the game proper, I doubt I'll be able to do all the Side-Ops. There are quite a few that only open after Mission 46 is completed, for example.
But the missions in the backhalf don't do anything with the gameplay. There's no new tricks or gimmicks. How often did we have security cameras in the missions? Once?
I will have to disagree with this. I agree with your Rising thoughts, but disagree to an extent with your MGSV thoughts. It tells a story that requires thought, but i agree it is unfinished.
From what I remember Kojima just makes things up without taking a deep look into the past.https://youtu.be/YLsDwx_QCPo?t=1269
Big Boss wasn't meant to die in the original game. So if Kojima came up with the Venom twist to explain his "first death", then he doesn't remember much of his own games.
Metal Gear is pretty anime.
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The truth hurts. Metal Gear has always been nonsense, but a glorious nonsense.
Are you saying Metal Gear is not anime.
Because if you are then
Have you been playing different Metal Gear games?
You're in denial.
Can you guys sum up why this game reviewed so well? Did most reviewers not get to the back half of the game?
Have you been playing different Metal Gear games?
Ōkami;177910211 said:Also, after beating mission 45 is there no way to get Quiet again? I got her the Sniper Wolf alt but was never able to use it.
For all its faults the game deserved to review well. Maybe it didn't warrant so many 10s, but the core gameplay is exceptional enough that I'm still considering whether or not this will be my GOTY.
Anyone know what happened to revisiting Camp Omega in TPP?
Ōkami;177910550 said:From what I remember Kojima just makes things up without taking a deep look into the past.
I think I remember reading that in an interview or something like, like he mostly ignores some of the details in past games.
No. While MGS has its Japanese background and influences, what made the series so great is its mesh of everything else along with it. PW was too anime, it tipped the scale way off balance. Rising was straight up anime fanfiction crap and it was pretty dumb because of it. MGS3 was the best of all MGS games. It has the perfect balance of Japanese and Western influences. Hell, even Kojima & Shinkawa say that they approach MGS with the intent on making it easily identifiable on a wide scale basis. If it was pure anime, then the target audience would be in Japan only and people outside of Japan who are into that. I am not, and yet MGS has been my favorite series since '98.
Shame. Everything that was cut.. DLC??Cut.
No. It's the ultimate troll.
Like, they didn't even think of the bright idea to maybe build some fucking AI sniper or train someone so that the mechanic would still be there, it just won't be Quiet.
I think it's kind of shitty that they straight up removed that buddy mechanic from the game after that point.
That's like saying Cowboy Bebop isn't anime because it's influenced by western movies. Metal Gear Solid has always pulled from classic anime tropes and styles. It's named after a bipedal robot for god's sake.
Shame. Everything that was cut.. DLC??
Cut too.What about this?
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What about this?
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That's a terrible analogy.
Can you guys sum up why this game reviewed so well? Did most reviewers not get to the back half of the game?
I will have to disagree with this. I agree with your Rising thoughts, but disagree to an extent with your MGSV thoughts. It tells a story that requires thought, but i agree it is unfinished.
To be fair, Metal Gear 1 and 2 are pretty standard army men doing army shit with maybe a big robot at the end.
Metal Gear Solid though is totally anime. The first one has flying psychic people and a cyborg ninja and a fist fight on top of a giant robot (that has a dick laser).
That's a terrible analogy.
Its ok
You like a series heavily(obviously) influenced by anime/manga
that doesn't make you an anime fan
you can still be seen in public
Anyone know what happened to revisiting Camp Omega in TPP?
MGS 1-3 had dumb anime stuff but I could take it seriously. And I always will.
Rising is a fantastic game and I hope we get a sequel but it is on a whole other level of stupid. There IS a distinction between classic MGS dumb and full Rising dumb. So count me on the side of Infinity Patriot.
I believe people have found the area, but not the scene.