It just felt like a driveby shitpost without anything backing it up. I admit it got to me. Apologies.
It was a drive by shit post I usually ignore those, its ok lol I didn't see what you were doing so I apologize also. Cheers!
It just felt like a driveby shitpost without anything backing it up. I admit it got to me. Apologies.
What "should" gaming be?
If they make a witcher 4, I hope they bring back Gerald, he's to great of a character and finally in his prime.
Lets face it, for all the love it gets, TW3 is just a reskinned Assassins Creed or Dragon Age that isn't completely brain dead. You are doing pretty much the same things, the writing is just better and you could argue it is a more interesting world.
Either way, people who love those sorts of Ubisoft or EA games are going to like TW3 as well and it was marketed accordingly.
No one said it had to, but you're being really obtuse if you think that the only thing we enjoy about the game is the narrative.
It's fine if you don't appreciate what the game has to offer, but it's just not a good look on your part to insinuate that we just play games for story and we don't care about "gameplay".
I always expect answers for these questions to be that every game should be Souls.
If they do it'll be as a minor role if not a cameo, as they've already stated Witcher 3 is the end of Geralt's story.
And New Vegas. And Pillars of Eternity.Oh please. Obsidian have us Kotor 2. Still one of the best RPG ever.
I'm not saying it has mass market appeal just because it was successful.
I'm saying it has mass market appeal because it is an open world where you go on a series of missions and have some story bits.
Lets face it, for all the love it gets, TW3 is just a reskinned Assassins Creed or Dragon Age that isn't completely brain dead. You are doing pretty much the same things, the writing is just better and you could argue it is a more interesting world.
Either way, people who love those sorts of Ubisoft or EA games are going to like TW3 as well and it was marketed accordingly. Sure they might scratch their head at using oils, but luckily the game lets you completely ignore pretty much ever single system and just go on glorified fetch quests exploring the world and killing stuff.
I give it credit for rising about mediocrity, but I just don't believe it rises up that far.
I think people shouldn't be upset about Witcher 3 winning GOTY.
My question is no one's upset about Ori beating Bloodborne? LOL
I enjoyed the game, but you have to admit the quest design was basically hold down the detective mode button and run around alot.
The quests where you had to kill specific monster bounties were great, though. Just like they werenin TW2.
And New Vegas. And Pillars of Eternity.
uh what now, Dragon Age: Origins has a much more nuanced combat system than any Witcher game.
What "should" gaming be?
uh what now, Dragon Age: Origins has a much more nuanced combat system than any Witcher game.
I think people shouldn't be upset about Witcher 3 winning GOTY.
My question is no one's upset about Ori beating Bloodborne? LOL
And assassins Creed has better parkour and combat than w3. W3 parkour is mediocre.
I'm not serious...Or AM I?
Good thing you don't make games.
I should of got this game during black friday UGH!
I never insinuated that but it was probably all lost in the flurry of posts and responses. I was originally commenting on another post about how people are choosing Bloodborne over W3. I was just saying some people, like myself, prioritize gameplay over other aspects. I find it much easier to disregard a crappy story for great gameplay but have a harder time ignoring rough or bad gameplay to enjoy a good story. Like I said before, if bothcan be achieved, great. I personally couldn't get through much of the gameplay of W3 to enjoy the other stuff. It was a chore for me and I don't play games to feel like I'm doing work. I am sure may people here had issues that prevented them from enjoying MGSV, but I had no problem snagging Platinum Trophy because the gameplay was so much fun, for me.
I am burnt out on the open world template of exploring icons on maps and fetching shit for npcs. W3 quests were actually good, but like I said before I couldn't get past the combat and general gameplay to enjoy them. My favorite western rpg was Divinity EE, if that gives you any insight.
What "should" gaming be?
I always expect answers for these questions to be that every game should be Souls.
I doubt this came as a surprise. They had absolutely no competition this year.
I'm not saying it has mass market appeal just because it was successful.
I'm saying it has mass market appeal because it is an open world where you go on a series of missions and have some story bits.
Lets face it, for all the love it gets, TW3 is just a reskinned Assassins Creed or Dragon Age that isn't completely brain dead. You are doing pretty much the same things, the writing is just better and you could argue it is a more interesting world.
Either way, people who love those sorts of Ubisoft or EA games are going to like TW3 as well and it was marketed accordingly. Sure they might scratch their head at using oils, but luckily the game lets you completely ignore pretty much ever single system and just go on glorified fetch quests exploring the world and killing stuff.
I give it credit for rising about mediocrity, but I just don't believe it rises up that far.
You know, the epitome of perfect video game gameplay.
Okay, let's do this.
1. The performance has been fixed. Please watch the new Digital Foundry analysis.
2. The quest design is far from repetitive. The quest are the most varied I've played in any video game. If you're going to break down a game's mission design to its very basics then:
MGS V is set of go kill people, go fulton people, go destroy tanks missions repeated over and over. It doesn't even have many boss fights.
Bloodborne is just kill creatures and bosses, with a few side quests.
Fallout 4 is literally just go to a place and clear out raiders/mutants.
3. Try the alternate movement system. It's greatly improved. I'd concede that the combat isn't particularly fantastic, but it's still better than 90% of WRPGs.
Critics have enjoyed it, gamers have enjoyed it, and it shows.
That's a constructive post. I love both, gameplay AND story but if I had to prioritize one over the other, story always gets me in the end. I pushed through the horrible combat Legend of Heroes, Prophecy of the Moonlight Witch, but was fascinated and excited about the characters and stories.
Bloodborne has AMAZING combat, the best combat I've ever played in a game in MY LIFE. The story was confusing AF at first and obviously that threw me off but its a souls game techinically so I literally should've expected that. But then I explored the lore, examined notes in the game, read about item information and that's when BB's story kicked in. It's too nuanced the story, it leaves you asking for more questions each time you receive an answer.
But after 200+ hours of playing and exploring the game I finally began to understand the story in it. People aren't willing to put this amount of work into a game just to decipher its story and I don't blame them at all! It's wayy too much work and definitely for dedicated hardcore fans only.
Witcher 3 is much more accessible and appealing and has a world brimming with opportunities to tackle on and a story to follow through without difficulty. So if there indeed have to be a GOTY it honestly had to be Witcher 3.
Bloodborne is simply too niche and for a very specific audience.
Really?
Metacritic would say otherwise
MGS V - 93
Witcher 3 - 90
Fallout 4 - 87
Those all seem pretty damn close to me.
Really?
Metacritic would say otherwise
MGS V - 93
Witcher 3 - 90
Fallout 4 - 87
Those all seem pretty damn close to me.
Witcher 3 is a 93 on pc and and 92 on ps4.
2077
Let's gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I think people shouldn't be upset about Witcher 3 winning GOTY.
My question is no one's upset about Ori beating Bloodborne? LOL
apparently they're being even more ambitious with that game.
I hope they go for density rather than scale. TW3 is fucking massive as it is.
Real talk, I haven't played MGS5, or Ori should I get both or just one? #impoorsohelp
Real talk, I haven't played MGS5, should I get it?
I hope they go for density rather than scale. TW3 is fucking massive as it is.