It's at 75% average right now which means it's a pretty good game?
From reading all the reviews and feedback, sounds about right? Everyone says they got a really good premise and great foundation to build upon. It's just a very empty house they built so far.
75% for all that sounds about right to me. I don't get the anger.
Who does the mock reviews?
Critics destroyed Lost Planet 2 too. Really liked that game. The worst part is why they destroyed it... =(
Saying that you had no choice but to die, so boss fights were all about having enough extra lives. Because it was a TPS they didn't know dodging had IFs like Monster Hunter does.
In a dev doc, they mention that and Saturn
Fair enough. I thought the Resident Evil franchise had fallen on leaner times.
RE6 and colonial marines didn't have the hype machine of Destiny. from the makers of Halonis also a tall order. I really can't compare those games at all to Destiny.
Yep. That's a good comparison.Yea hype-wise I think the last game that rivals Destiny is Star Wars The Old Republic, which was another "small" MMO lacking in endgame and whatnot.
Sega sure pimped it as one, as did Gearbox. And with people on a Gearbox high from Borderlands, I'm pretty sure most saw it as AAA.
Look at Amazon user review. The most positive review that had the highest helpful votes is 3*. The average is below 3.5 on all versions.
Compare that with other games like MK8, DS2, Wolfenstein....
http://www.amazon.com/review/R2LF1H7U919LKV/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00BGA9Y3W&nodeID=468642&store=videogames
RE6 and colonial marines didn't have the hype machine of Destiny. from the makers of Halonis also a tall order. I really can't compare those games at all to Destiny.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9YoJjdEBv8So in "Out Here in the Wild" they do indeed mention Saturn which we know didn't make it into the final game, but that's way different then saying Bungie lied to everyone by saying you could go where ever you wanted.
I'm not trying to be aggressive here, I'm also disappointed in the limited scope of the game, but I don't think Bungie ever really promised us the moon and the stars... [Metaphorically]
Yea hype-wise I think the last game that rivals Destiny is Star Wars The Old Republic, which was another "small" MMO lacking in endgame and whatnot.
Good times. Good times.
Probably not a popular opinion but I feel this way about Castelvania Lords of Shadow 2; at least the user score is in the green: http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/castlevania-lords-of-shadow-2
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
The user score is green in that one because nobody cares enough to troll the user scores on that game, the game is truly awful.
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
This is misleading.
The full quote from that video is:
"A place that I like to call older Russia. So all of this is playable space, that we hope to one day get to send you to. It is all real geometry, you could go there, we could go there right now but I'll just show you this. [Throws a grenade]"
This is a display of the scope of the engine of Destiny. They are showing off the extensive geometry of the world they've built. They even say "Someday".
I know this is phrased badly, but I think it's a stretch to imply they're lying to us.
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
That's crazy. I'm not even lucky. Every legendary engram I've found has come out blue.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Advanced Warfare.
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
I'm sorry, I'm not quite sure what you are trying to say?
Are you trying to tell me LP2 was shit anyway? If so, okay then. I'm not hurt by that.
Wolfenstein is an amazing game though.
Games are too demanding to have split screen now.Except, it's so barebones compared to what we got with Halo.
My wife was just playing some split screen MP with my son in Reach. Why in 2014 are devs taking away so many features.. it's just stupid.
One of the great things about Halo was playing split screen with my son, creating levels, then playing some more.
Sorry for not being clear. I meant to say, in Destiny's case average user reviews and critics review are same.
Metacritic average is around 7.5. Average user review is around 7. It is not like critics are being un-fair to Destiny.
Never mind, I was referencing the wrong video.
Games are too demanding to have split screen now.
How's the competitive multiplayer, even if the rest of the game sucks Bungie always get this right.
They really did know what they were doing by not saying "You can't go there, but we hope to make that area fully playable for post-launch DLC".
I know which video you're talking about. They could have just left it at talking a big game and underdelivering. But then throwing the grenade was the salt in the wound.
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Games are too demanding to have split screen now.
But would those mechanics alone have taken that metacritic from the 60s to...the 80s that I know a lot of RE6 fans would deem no longer underrated?
The combat mechanics are great. Mercenaries that relies on that mechanic follows suit. Enemy animations are great in typical Capcom fashion. But everything else really drags the game down when you step back, and that's what reviewers sort of have to do to communicate to the most people as possible
Edit: What world have I stepped in where Resident Evil isn't AAA?
It absolutely would because going by many of the more heavily negative reviews those people played it like Gears of War which the game just isn't designed to be. Hell, there are enemies that pull you out of cover and throw you into the middle of combat! The reviewers didn't communicate anything but misconceptions to people because they didn't understand the combat or most of the abilities you have at your disposal. That's my problem with it if anything, most game critics don't seem to be very good at games or bothered with experimentation at all. Which is perfectly fine when they're "analyzing" the story or what have you but for technical action games that is a major detriment.
All of this is of course heavily off-topic at this point, now just descending into the merits of Resident Evil 6Hell, very different arguments for the flaws of both games. Resident Evil 6 is incredibly complex and has so much variety that for some people it becomes unfocused. Destiny on the other hand is simple and repetitive with much of the hype based around social features that don't really deliver.
That used to my go-to-site.Looks like they might have to go to the bottom of the barrel and quote cheatcodecentral for some positive press.
I noticed The Evil Within is similar with that when it comes to explosives when you don't see books flying off but Dusk's preview seem to indicate there are a lot of breakable stuff and the game does have great attention to detail in other stuff.You know another thing that get's me... when you have stuff in your world that just doesn't react.
There's bags hanging from the ceiling by rope. Yet you can shot them, stab them, run in to them... they don't move. Completely static.
This big of a budget, make the world feel alive.. at least a little.
It's really one thing Metro did such a great job of.. it felt like I was in the subway.
I'm perfectly happy with the game. I'm having a lot of fun with it, and it's actually the first game in a longtime, that I can't wait to get back to when I start it up.
EGM said:Destiny has a problem with definite articles. In Bungies last franchise, Halo, you were the Master Chief, stoically underdeveloped savior of the universe and perennial badass. In Destiny, youre a Guardian, one of hundreds (or thousands or millions, its never entirely clear) of errand boys and girls on a non-stop rampage around the Solar System. That turns out to be a more important distinction than it might initially sound.
For the warts it does have, I find the game to be a charm to play. Enjoying the PvP more than I thought I would be.
Hopefully Bungie can pull a 'Diablo 3', and tweak the game to make it more enjoyable to the naysayers.
They have a great framework here, they just need to build more upon it.
man that guy has an arm