Can someone explain the "this game is QTE-filled" thing for me? I did not watch any lengthy videos btw.
Haven't explored much, but melee runs only on QTEs and subduing. Anything else are context prompts.
Can someone explain the "this game is QTE-filled" thing for me? I did not watch any lengthy videos btw.
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Has anyone ever watched a guy name shap47on youtube his videos of blood money are pretty awesome to watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6dDMXXyDrM&feature=channel&list=UL
Death on Miss speed run is fucking insane
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR_JpedYrNU&feature=BFa&list=UL5clMTJRqOfo
Gamespot just gave it 7.5, hitman forum still living in denial of course.
http://www.gamespot.com/hitman-absolution/videos/hitman-absolution-video-review-6400282/and this review is.......where?
Death on Miss speed run is fucking insane
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR_JpedYrNU&feature=BFa&list=UL5clMTJRqOfo
Gamespot just gave it 7.5, hitman forum still living in denial of course.
That's a fair argument. I'm not going to stand on some big pro-QTE soapbox. I'm not a big fan either, and part of me hates RE4 for making them so prominent. But most of these don't seem like a big deal. The fight scene reminded me of the bar fights in The Witcher 2.
Well, you'll agree Witcher 2 bar fights were horrendous.
Well, you'll agree Witcher 2 bar fights were horrendous.
It's just that, well, QTEs are used for a fairly big (not enormous, mind you) part of the game: disarming, fake-surrendering and story sequences. I'd liked a more in-depth system.
For people playing it, how's the soundtrack? Past games had great soundtracks. For this one they have a new guy, I'm wondering how he does.
Meh. Gamespot. I won't deny the game seems to have faults and perhaps 7.5 fits, but it's Gamespot. They make IGN look like Giant Bomb. I remember how they scored Skyward Sword down for inaccurate motion controls when they've been proven to work fine.
I think it worked in Witcher 2 since it was just a mini game. Witcher 1 fights had a bit more substance to them, but they were fine in the way they were used in Witcher 2.
Well, yes. I'm probably the only one to think this, but Witcher 2 had an amazing combat system than more than made up for the horrible fistfights, so yeah.
I haven't read any reviews for Absolution, good or bad; but the series has never reviewed particularly well with the exception of Hitman 2 which I would largely attribute to it being a significant improvement over Codename 47.
I love Witcher 2. Such a great compliment to Witcher 1 in a lot of ways. I still need to beat both of them. I was about 35 hours into Witcher 1 when I finally managed to update my display drivers and get Witcher 2 running well. Been playing that since. Great games, and the sequel does a lot to change things up while still feeling very much like the first one in tone.
I mean uh... um... so... how about that Hitman, huh?
What difficulty level are you playing on?
Nah, it makes sense. Problem is - from what you're describing, you're confirming my fears: I wouldn't be able to enjoy it in any case. Oh well.
Actually this quite similar to how I am feeling. I am playing on normal (and before anyone moans at me I played all the others on normal too) and I am currently half way through the run for your life mission and I am mixed on it.
The initial impression I have so far shows to me this could be the conviction of the Hitman series, BUT its not as far removed from Hitman as conviction was from splinter cell. This is till a stealth game but unfortunately a seemingly different kind of stealth game. The only classic Hitman level I have seen so far has been the king of Chinatown level, the rest have been focusing on getting to a location as undetected as possible. I feel like I am playing the older splinter cell games more than Hitman at the moment as I am trying to hide from enemies rather than blend in with them.
I think this can be a good stealth action game but as a Hitman game, that I don't know yet.
DISCLAIMER: 360 version, not played contracts yet, playing on normal mode and I have played all prior Hitman games and I LOVED BM.
What Hitman? Isn't this a Witcher thread?
Gamespot just gave it 7.5, hitman forum still living in denial of course.
Gamespot just gave it 7.5, hitman forum still living in denial of course.
I don't understand why people are complaining about this review. Kevin clearly enjoyed the game, and he is known for being one of the harsher reviewers on Gamespot.
Since when is 7.5 a bad score?
How is it selling for half the cost on PC? This is bullshit.
People like to shit on "bad" score reviews but love hearing about the positive ones. It's a bit pathetic.
7.5 is bad now? That's within the range they've often labeled the series in. All of the games have been in the 7-8 ranges on Gamespot.
This thread has been mostly the opposite though.People like to shit on "bad" score reviews but love hearing about the positive ones. It's a bit pathetic.
The difference is they reviewed past titles at 7-8 because they were too hard and inaccessible. But now Absolution is getting 7-8 or even lower (pc gamer) for abandoning the same core feature that made past Hitman games great; free sandbox gameplay. The one consistent criticism throughout all Hitman game reviews has been unrealistic AI.
No 7.5 is not bad, like I said I'm playing the game right now and I don't think it's bad but not Hitman. I think that review vindicates this. I was using it more as a point against the fanboys over at Hitmanforum
The difference is they reviewed past titles at 7-8 because they were too hard and inaccessible. But now Absolution is getting 7-8 or even lower (pc gamer) for abandoning the same core feature that made past Hitman games great; free sandbox gameplay. The one consistent criticism throughout all Hitman game reviews has been unrealistic AI.
Hitman to me is about taking out targets, as some of the older games usually had very few ways the game 'wanted' you to do the work. As long as that's in tact, I'll be happy. I know there's a focus on actual hiding, and I at least hope the premise is justified in the game. I know in some missions like Run For Your Life it makes more sense to hide than it is to socially blend in with the cops. You had to actually hide in some missions in Silent Assassin, which I still think is the best game in the series.
No 7.5 is not bad, like I said I'm playing the game right now and I don't think it's bad but not Hitman. I think that review vindicates this. I was using it more as a point against the fanboys over at Hitmanforum
This thread has been mostly the opposite though.
The video of the MMA level started off interestingly enough... but then nothing really happened, he only needed to do two or three things, and then the back half of the level was a QTE-driven boxing match that ended with Agent 47 murdering an 8 foot tall guy in front of an audience of hundreds and still getting Silent Assassin. WTF.
I can only speak for what i have played so far but i've played 5 missions so far and only 2 of them have had targets.
The opening cutscenes is a bit odd. 47 has gone all emotional lol.