PhazonBlazer
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Bring on that 4/10 from Daily Mail
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lmaoALREADY DID
quick someone make a thread for the 100 on metacritic
In a single word, "friendly" just about sums up the Overwatch experience in its early days. In the wide array of characters, the smooth sense of progression within each map and easy-to-grasp abilities, Blizzard seems poised to tap into yet another audiencecurious but too intimidated by the sheer weight of established brands elsewhere in a popular genre.
I'm disappointed in myself for not playing the beta. Will have to jump in on this sometime soon
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The beta really surprised me. But as fun as it was, I do wonder with only a few objective based modes how long the fun will last. Will they be adding more modes later on? Or no plans for that yet? I for one would definitely not mind team DM to mix it up a bit when you just are not in the mood for objectives and simply want to blast folks.
Is this the first tima a game beat Ocarina of Time in Metacritic? ( i know the final vote won't be this, but even if is temporaney i'm curius).
Wow reviewers seem to be loving it.
A decent hero-based shooter that is light on content and heavy on grinding for cosmetics, unless of course you'd like to buy some micro-transactions.
Scores seem alittle high and came out pretty quickly but I assume most Reviewers played the closed and open Beta.
Now down to 97/100 on OpenCritic after Jed Whitaker's 8/10 review on CGMagazine:
Now down to 97/100 on OpenCritic after Jed Whitaker's 8/10 review on CGMagazine:
I've never seen that before. Look sweet. Personally, I want the Mcree-Dick Tracy skin.
I've never seen that before. Look sweet. Personally, I want the Mcree-Dick Tracy skin.
Amazing to see such a content-starved game get great reviews.
Hopefully most publishers will follow suit and go with the "less is more" approach.
I mostly enjoyed my time with Overwatch as it is very easy to pick up and play. The characters are diverse and just as colourful as the levels where battles take place. As a free-to-play title, Id have no problems with the grinding and micro-transactions, but these mechanics in a feature-lite, full priced title, mar the overall experience for me. Maybe youre okay with that, but Im not. No matter how many games do it, Ill never be okay with it.
In case youre wondering, I think Battleborn is a better game, even though comparing the two is like comparing chess to checkers, sure they might look similar but they play quite differently.
May be the wrong place, so I apologize ahead of time, but what is the difference between opencritic and metacritic? Can anyone make a review on open?
For the sake of comparison, what was the content at launch for TF2?
Calling now that this will be one of the most overrated games ever
Titanfall had an 86 average review score. Overwatch will score higher for its IP and accessibility ("my first competitive shooter"). But it'll falter for the same reasons as Titanfall: insufficient depth in gameplay and progression/customization. Once the honeymoon phase wanes, I think you'll find that the games start to become repetitive and same-y. The lack of game modes really drives this feeling home: if you've played any competitive shooter, the lack of variety will get you very quickly.
Team Fortress 2 is another great comparison point. What is the killer Overwatch innovation that's going to cause it to be 10x the size of TF2? So far, seems very similar with some incremental improvements and some losses, but nothing revolutionary. Though I agree with the claim that Blizzard could add content to get it to that level. But then again... TF2 is also free to play. Overwatch is (strangely) a $40+ boxed product.
Congratz to Blizzard either way though. So happy to see a new and well-executed IP. The "best game ever" sentiment may be unwarranted but it's a great foundation for the future of the IP.
360/PS3TF2 is on consoles?
TF2 is on consoles?
In case you’re wondering, I think Battleborn is a better game, even though comparing the two is like comparing chess to checkers, sure they might look similar but they play quite differently.
Would get it but I only like 16v16 goldrush on D with a beggars bazooka now.
Let's start a petition to get that 8/10 score discredited from Metacritic. They can't get away with this.
It's fine if some reviewers feel this way, but I don't really understand the complaints about grinding for cosmetics. You're not grinding, you're just playing the game normally.
I don't think I've seen this opinion from anyone yet:
CGMagazine:
Wish I could play Battleborn as a trial to see how it compares to Overwatch. Giant Bomb folks were very critical of Battleborn (including nearly everyone else I've read).
It's fine if some reviewers feel this way, but I don't really understand the complaints about grinding for cosmetics. You're not grinding, you're just playing the game normally.
I am disgusted.