I've already lost track of which game is which, seeing this same dude with that same haircut in all of them, sometimes there's a female version of him too.The character designs are Gen-Z trash and this is an objective take.
Absolutely awful. Like truly heinous. What is this shit?
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For you and anyone else looking to make "it's going to fail" posts, not that I blame you for doing so, but what do you want in a modern competitive PVP shooter?
COD clone done right? A new Halo type game? Unreal Tournament type arena shooter? Another Overwatch? A new Planetscape game? What should developers be doing with modern shooters?
People always talk about what they don't want from every newly announced PVP shooter, but people rarely explain what they do want from the genre.
At a minimum, they should be sending out a proper press kit to media outlets and publishing blog posts on official channels - Playstation, Steam, Xbox, etc. The official website also needs attention, because in its current state its completely barebones. A deep dive gameplay trailer would go a long way as well.New question, for anyone who would like to consider the situation.
You're the community manager or head of publicity for this game. You were hoping "one last thing" would bring lots of attention to your game, but it resulted in people being highly critical of your game instead. You're a little under two months from launch. Your desire to surprise people with the announcement resulted in no influencers having tried your game before the announcement, so there's absolutely no one out there to say "no, I've played it, and it really is fun." Your vague trailer only hinted at some aspects of the game that are unique, and you've left people with more questions than answers. The vast majority of conversation surrounding your game seems to be negative.
What's your next step? What should the developer do here in order to give this game the best chance it can have of succeeding?
For you and anyone else looking to make "it's going to fail" posts, not that I blame you for doing so, but what do you want in a modern competitive PVP shooter?
COD clone done right? A new Halo type game? Unreal Tournament type arena shooter? Another Overwatch? A new Planetscape game? What should developers be doing with modern shooters?
People always talk about what they don't want from every newly announced PVP shooter, but people rarely explain what they do want from the genre.
This is the crux of the negative feedback and it seems really misguided.You got both Geoff and the trailer itself talking about "pushing the FPS genre forward", then you show a trailer that's mostly generic hero shooter characters doing hero shooter stuff.
It is astonishing that EA has no problems shitting out mediocre Battlefield games. But God beware if anyone wants a Titanfall 3.
It should look more like Diablo 2 meets Halo.The character designs are Gen-Z trash and this is an objective take.
Absolutely awful. Like truly heinous. What is this shit?
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No, but you will see the Fairgames logo this year. You jerks deserve it.IsMen_in_Boxes changing his avatar to this gargabe to show the haters?
Damn that Blizzard LMAO
I think he was just making the point that Overwatch was the first in the new genre and triggered a massive industry rush to make hero shooters, much like Wolfenstein 3D and DOOM back in the day, or Diablo, or Command & Conquer, or Quake and Unreal Tournament, or good old WoW as other examples. It's not just traditional console games that are like this, the moment Genshin Impact came out for phones, the entire mobile gaming industry turned itself around and set about making every game look like Genshin and copy its gameplay mechanicsI'm going to guess right now that this isn't going to play like Overwatch. I don't think it's going to have push the payload objectives or just simple point capture objectives. I think it's going to do something somewhat new and different, although I don't really know if that will be enough for it to find success. It looks like players might be able to transform into slower and larger but more powerful forms, likely only once certain objectives have been met. I guess we'll have to see when they announce more about the game.
We don't want a PVP shooter because the market is flooded with them and they always have the exact same problems.For you and anyone else looking to make "it's going to fail" posts, not that I blame you for doing so, but what do you want in a modern competitive PVP shooter?
COD clone done right? A new Halo type game? Unreal Tournament type arena shooter? Another Overwatch? A new Planetscape game? What should developers be doing with modern shooters?
People always talk about what they don't want from every newly announced PVP shooter, but people rarely explain what they do want from the genre.
Damn that Blizzard LMAO
I think people really need to see more of the game before it can be fairly judged one way or another. That reveal trailer was just too limited.I think it looks really good actually. Looks like they're combining elements from many different games into one. I don't get the hate on this one.
I think people really need to see more of the game before it can be fairly judged one way or another. That reveal trailer was just too limited.
I think people really need to see more of the game before it can be fairly judged one way or another. That reveal trailer was just too limited.
But I do understand where the hate is coming from. Backlash that it was the last trailer of the Game Awards, single player only fans, people who have decided they're done with hero shooters, Titanfall fans who already resent Apex and just want a sequel to Titanfall, people who want multiplayer games or live service games to fail in general, people who hate free to play games, people who dislike the art direction, and the list goes on.
For all sorts of reasons, there's a lot of different groups of people who would dislike this game. I think the real issue is the group most likely to praise it would have been competitive multiplayer you tube content creators, and they were never allowed to see it or try it before the announcement.
Very true, though few want to grapple with their whiffs.There are a couple multiplayer games that people immediately saw or heard of and thought they were going to immediately flop. Two recent ones that come to mind are Marvel Rivals and Arc Raiders.