Holy inferiority complex Batman.Man, completely tore up the AAA release of Forspoken.
Why not just enjoy the game and talk about why you enjoyed it?
Holy inferiority complex Batman.Man, completely tore up the AAA release of Forspoken.
This would be pretty cool, we would be back at a time when people actually played games for themselves and word of mouth spread for games people loved.Aren't the reviews of corporate outlets a little null since the consumer already reviewed it.
Imagine a world where all games are shadow dropped and the consumer reviews it completely sending "journalism" review scores the way of the dinosaurs.
Agreed, and for a change us gamers get to tell reviewers what to like. lol. All the positive vibes (both on the internet and in game) are bound to push the scores up a bit.Disregarding the positive reviews for a sec, Its good this game dropped in the hands of gamers before the reviewers got their fingers on it. They tend to soil the rep of games with some more than often faulty assessments which deters most gamers from giving a game a proper chance. Very, very few bother to give a game a chance, even if it might look remotely interesting to them, after its been sullied by the opinions of the "renowned" gaming media "experts".
This time around, gamers got to assess it for themselves without any prior influence.
Nope you are complete wrong here. It has just as many moves and mechanics as any of those games you have mentioned.If you compare it to character action games it's simple.
If you compare it to your standard action/adventure game it's complex enough.
So it depends on how you want to categorise it.
Less weapons. But its on par with any action game. Its kept intentionally simplified at times because the rhythm aspect makes it more complicatedOpe you are complete wrong here. It has just as many moves and mechanics as any of those games you have mentioned.
It just doesn't give you everything in the first stage.
Weapons are replaced by the character attacks which can also be upgraded and get move moves for which those other games don't have. I don't want to spoil it for people so I won't go into it too much detail.Less weapons. But its on par with any action game. Its kept intentionally simplified at times because the rhythm aspect makes it more complicated
Absolutely, I haven't paid attention to a review score since Clinton was in office.This would be pretty cool, we would be back at a time when people actually played games for themselves and word of mouth spread for games people loved.
Makes me think of simpler times like the McDonald's thps demo etc.
Nope you are complete wrong here. It has just as many moves and mechanics as any of those games you have mentioned.
It just doesn't give you everything in the first stage.
I can't tell you everything without spoiling the game but yeah there is just as many combos ground , air, juggles, grapples , and character assisted.![]()
You guys are trying too hard. Since you want to tell me I'm "wrong" how about you count up everything here on these respective lists and tell me what the results are:
https://prodigygamers.com/2023/01/27/hi-fi-rush-all-combo-list-keybind-special-attacks/
https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Combo_Attacks
https://gamewith.net/devil-may-cry-5/article/show/8164
I can't tell you everything without spoiling the game but yeah there is just as many combos ground , air, juggles, grapples , and character assisted.
The problem here is you obviously haven't played it enough to know.
Well I'm seeing people try to compare this to bayonetta and DMC. If you compare the move list of HiFi rush to those games it pales in comparison.
We get it, DMCV & Bayonetta have more moves.
I love bayonetta 1, not so much 2, not played 3 and I loved DMCV.
I can understand the comparisons, it has combo mechanics and more mechanics unlock as you progress, combos, parrying, grapplehook & ranking system for combat & you buy new moves like in DMC & bayonetta etc.
I'd personally say the game is a platforming, rhythm, DMC inspired game, with a hint of space channel 5. (The parry patterns that some enemies do, when it shows you the parry timing prior)
I'm personally enjoying this game more.
I wish DMCV had better levels after the first one (demo one) I need to go back and play the Vergil dlc at some point soon though.
A long combo list is not really a great way to measure if a game is an action game or not. Sekiro has a shorter list than both of these. Most Bayonetta combos are the same 10 strings on each weapon. Its important how the game feels, and the core addition of rhythm to the combat system is the big advancement.So now you want to stick your fingers in your ears?
The list I linked is everything available in the game.
If this ends up being your gateway into character action games then congratulations.
Have you played through the game and unlocked all the combos? Mastered all the combo starters?So now you want to stick your fingers in your ears?
The list I linked is everything available in the game.
If this ends up being your gateway into character action games then congratulations.
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You guys are trying too hard. Since you want to tell me I'm "wrong" how about you count up everything here on these respective lists and tell me what the results are:
https://prodigygamers.com/2023/01/27/hi-fi-rush-all-combo-list-keybind-special-attacks/
https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Combo_Attacks
https://gamewith.net/devil-may-cry-5/article/show/8164
I'm glad you're having fun with the game too.You do, some other people clearly don't though.
I can also see the combat has clearly been inspired by stuff like DMC and Bayonetta and I'd go as far to say that if someone is looking to get into character action games then I'd recommend Hi Fi Rush as a starting point. Everything a player learns while playing this game can be carried over to those games and then some.
Fighting games and character action games are essentially rhythm games without the music anyway, everything hinges around the timing of inputs.
For what it's worth I'm also having more fun with this than I had with DMC5. Bayonetta is a massive step above though.
A long combo list is not really a great way to measure if a game is an action game or not. Sekiro has a shorter list than both of these. Most Bayonetta combos are the same 10 strings on each weapon. Its important how the game feels, and the core addition of rhythm to the combat system is the big advancement.
If you don't like it then fine. The issue is you trying to tell everyone else they're not allowed to think this is a real action game. You dont get to dictate that. I played Bayonetta 3. I played every major action game. This is comparable with any major action game. Easily.
My feelings lol? Okayyyyy. You get really weirdly arrogant sometimes. Maybe just stop telling others what they are allowed to think. You can have your own opinion and argue it without belittling others that have played more of the game than you. Your own opinion can be whatever you want.Unfortunately for you I've expressed my feelings on this game in a post above with someone who is capable of having a grounded discussion about games without the need to reach for hyperbole. Your assumptions on my opinions on the game are wrong as are your assertions that it shares complexity with games like DMC and Bayonetta. The depth quite simply isn't there, that's something that is easily quantifiable as well, but I'll not let that get in the way of your feelings.
Sekiro is not a character action game either by the way, it stands alone as it's own thing despite also being rhythmic in nature.
He is basically saying one Shinji Mikami game is better than another because he knows more about it.My feelings lol? Okayyyyy. You get really weirdly arrogant sometimes. Maybe just stop telling others what they are allowed to think. You can have your own opinion and argue it without belittling others that have played more of the game than you. Your own opinion can be whatever you want.
its on xbox one?
edit- Yeah no...its not on xbox one. You could stream it to the console though.
Absolutely, I haven't paid attention to a review score since Clinton was in office.
I figured out a long time ago I don't need a group of paid personnel to sway me in any direction.
Its just weird. God Hand is an action game also. Not every game is just a list of combos. The original DMC had more exploration and platforming before they just only focused on adding combos in the sequels. This adds an additional layer of complexity over the entire combat system with the rhythm requirement that doesn't exist in Bayonetta. They're both great action games. But of course there's always these constant attempts to downplay this particular game.He is basically saying one Shinji Mikami game is better than another because he knows more about it.![]()
The irony...don't get so emotional.Holy inferiority complex Batman.
Why not just enjoy the game and talk about why you enjoyed it?
Wow yeah that is one killer holiday season there.Strong 4 months for MS first party with Grounded, Pentiment and now this game. The first 8 months of 2022 was pretty dry but they are making up for it now
He wasn't downplaying the game lol. He was simply pointing out something based on what **others** were saying and using a metric/point of reference that can be observed/compared, to support his point. He didn't mention the other games, the others did; so if you truly believe "who gives a flying fuck there's 3 billion moves in one game vs the other" then perhaps don't feel the need to knock/equalize this to the other games, when BOTH type of games can be enjoyed? OR if you do, don't be offended if someone does point out or say "well, not exactly".Comparing these games based on move lists is one of the most bizarre attempts at downplaying yet; bayonetta is my favourite game of all time and this game lights the same spark of joy, who gives a flying fuck there's 3 billion moves in one game and fewer in the other holy shit.
When did I compare anything to anything?so if you truly believe "who gives a flying fuck there's 3 billion moves in one game vs the other" then perhaps don't feel the knock the other games when comparing them to this when BOTH type of games can be enjoyed?
I wasn't saying you said anything but you were responding to the bigger conversation happening overall when saying "Comparing these games based on move lists is one of the most bizarre attempts at downplaying yet", so I was simply clarifying that there was a reason the conversation went in that direction. It wasn't to downplay the game. If anything, I did group you with the others based on your comment...which maybe I shouldn't have.When did I compare anything to anything?
Sure, but there was a reason it was brought up. If Person A states that game A has the same depth as game B, Person B can come in and say, well that is not the case. I am simplifying the conversation a little bit, but that is kinda where it was at.It's a braindead comparison to make if you want to reduce it to move lists, especially since the most effective way to play character action game is to just use a small selection of powerful attacks, heck the objectively "best" way to play let's say ninja gaiden, is to abuse essence charge loops, not to go through ryu's 1000 move combo list every encounter, you'll get fucking destroyed playing that way, so who gives a fuck how many moves are in the list of one game vs another, such a comparison only serves to downplay the praise and can only be made argue for the sake of arguing.
I don't think anyone was saying otherwise. The comment on move set wasn't a knock on Hi-Fi Rush or its enjoyment.This game is fucking sublime, combat included; doesn't take away how magnificent bayonetta is either, get over it, move on.
Of course it is. Been happening since the game came out.The comment on move set wasn't a knock on Hi-Fi Rush or it's enjoyment.
The comments that say the game isn't goty "quality" are mindblowing, a game is either fantastic or it isn't, it doesn't matter of it has 100 hours of content or 8, or that it has to reach some kind of development budget threshold to apply.but you can't claim its a GOTY candidate. Too early.
Comparing these games based on move lists is one of the most bizarre attempts at downplaying yet; bayonetta is my favourite game of all time and this game lights the same spark of joy, who gives a flying fuck there's 3 billion moves in one game and fewer in the other holy shit.
Of course it is. Been happening since the game came out.
Youre allowed to like it, but you can't claim its a GOTY candidate. Too early.
Youre allowed to like it, but you can't claim its anything other than a training wheels baby action game that can never be compared to the real action games.
Its all downplaying and coping. And its not like it's just their own opinion. Its trying to dictate what other people are allowed to say.
I have a grip. I just know how this works on here. Certain opinions get deemed "outside the bounds of normal opinion." Then no one says it except a handful of people who get laugh emoji spam. People should be able to say whatever their opinion on the game is. Period. If people think its comparable to Bayonetta, thats not a fringe opinion. I just beat Bayonetta 3 2 months ago.Nah I'm not downplaying the game, I was having a discussion with someone explaining why someone might deem the combat mechanics in this game to be "simple" (the reviewers words, not mine). At first glance it seems bizarre but when coming at it from an angle of comparing it to the best character action games around it makes sense. It just doesn't have the depth or complexity that the other games mentioned.
But this is what happens when people insist on comparing games instead of judging them on their own individual merits. Hi Fi Rush is doing things that no other games out there are doing and it should be credited for that, not this nonsense of it's DMC, it's bayonetta, it's this game, it's that's game its everything to everyone. Its just not. It takes inspiration from a number of things and puts it's own unique spin on it and it's fantastic because of that.
Get a grip man. Always the victim. Punished by nature, punished by name.
Of course it is. Been happening since the game came out.
Youre allowed to like it, but you can't claim its a GOTY candidate. Too early.
Youre allowed to like it, but you can't claim its anything other than a training wheels baby action game that can never be compared to the real action games.
Its all downplaying and coping. And its not like it's just their own opinion. Its trying to dictate what other people are allowed to say.
Im not re-explaining things. I did that 10x yesterday and got a 3 point warning. Multiple other people saw it. Read back if you want. Its literally right above you. Certain positive opinions about this game are "nonsense." Those opinions can't be rational.Who is dictating what others are allowed to say? I'm not seeing that in this thread at all.
Who is dictating what others are allowed to say? I'm not seeing that in this thread at all.
I have a grip. I just know how this works on here. Certain opinions get deemed "outside the bounds of normal opinion." Then no one says it except a handful of people who get laugh emoji spam. People should be able to say whatever their opinion on the game is. Period. If people think its comparable to Bayonetta, thats not a fringe opinion. I just beat Bayonetta 3 2 months ago.
Who is dictating what others are allowed to say? I'm not seeing that in this thread at all.
Im not re-explaining things. I did that 10x yesterday and got a 3 point warning. Multiple other people saw it. Read back if you want. Its literally right above you. Certain positive opinions about this game are "nonsense." Those opinions can't be rational.
Im not re-explaining things. I did that 10x yesterday and got a 3 point warning. Multiple other people saw it. Read back if you want. Its literally right above you. Certain positive opinions about this game are "nonsense." Those opinions can't be rational.
These games are both similar yet very different in their own respective ways. There's no need to try to directly compare them.Nah, looks like a simple disagreement on complexity of the combat when compared to other games. No one is dictating opinions here. Hell....how would they even do that? Makes no sense at all.
How many times do I need to tell you to seek my permission before you click post?
These games are both similar yet very different in their own respective ways. There's no need to try to directly compare them.
They both open up to a much more complex and deep system as your progress but the parameters of scoring are different.
Getting an "S" rank in Hi Fi Rush is just as hard as getting a "Platinum" rank in Bayonetta (under similar difficulty settings).
Ultimately both games are high quality, fun action games. I don't see why we can't all agree to this single concept.