If I liked The Order and Ryse, I’ll probably like this one too.
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Or did you mean only green rat shills?
I also liked The order and Ryse - shame that we didn't receive sequels.
Ryse was a XONE launch title so its problems could be excused, The order though...even though I loved it for what it was, i couldn't blame people shitting on it due to its very one and done nature, super short running time AND that fookin' full price tag.
I only rented the game for 2-3 days and finished it, had I spent 60-70 euros for it though I'd be livid to this date.
Which brings me to :
Ryse could have been MS's God of war-type franchise ffs, there definitely was potential for a franchise, you had great characters, beautiful graphics and nice sound production and as for the gameplay, they just needed to spruce it up, give it some variety, and BAM, multi million seller right there, instead, what did they do ? They bought and (obviously) backed up a hack company (Ninja Theory) and this is the result, a 5-6 hours press forward for awesome®.
Same thing about the Order, it had so much friggin' potential that it's not even funny (Steampunk Victorian era + Knights of the round table shit + Vampires+ Lycanthropes thrown in ? sign me the fuck up) and the little gameplay that was there was actually oomph-y, "meaty" and nice (talking about the shooting scenarios/bits and not the G'awful Lycanthrope QTE fests) but unfortunately, in the end, Ready at dawn released a product that felt more of a tech demo than a game.
All of its problems could easily be addressed by a sequel but no, Soony decided that it was not worth it and instead we got games like Horizon (derp) and a 2nd, bloated GOW (with that MCU levels type of writing).
As for the shilling friend, if you know you know.
Cheers