Poor Kojima...
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yogaflame
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Knowing he is Japanese, they show respect, win or lose.
Seomel
Member
People who played it, said their praises or dissapointments and moved on. When someone goes out of the eay to call them pretentious, walking sims etc is when you know that people didnt actually played them.Comments like this tell me that no one actually plays DS2.
Because anyone who played the shirtless bro final boss battle playing rock guitars in a street fighter showdown would know the game is anything but pretentious
Heimdall_Xtreme
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Indeed, one success doesn't prove anything... But I'm referring to Sony, whose generation was so clumsy and lacking in good games... Nothing compared to their previous eras.
YeulEmeralda
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Pagusas
Elden Member
I wonder if thats how people felt about ROTK's sweep.
FoxMcChief
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Pimpbaa
Slop Inspector
Sony had plenty of good games (except for spiderman 2, that was bad I don't care what anyone says), just not great ones. A lot of safe sequels, while not bad just not as amazing as when the predecessors to these games came on PS4. We shouldn't have 3rd parties sometimes outputting better graphics on the PS5.
Mr Reasonable
Completely Unreasonable
Kojima could easily get the funding and backing to make a movie if he wanted to do it. He's well known enough that he would bring an audience with him, moreso than plenty of early career film directors.
I'm surprised he hasn't gone ahead and done it, tbh.
Madjaba
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Sure but it's safer to be an oddity in the video games industry than to completely switch jobs and be exposed to a wider array of potential criticism.
Kojima is one of the biggest name in the gaming sphere right now, you won't see Spielberg trying to be a singer or Nolan being a dancer.
He's trying to push the boundaries on the medium of video games but he's gone from creating blockbuster with Metal Gear to making some meta over the head messages that are working well in movies but not so well in games.
You won't like a 30 hours Nolan or Shyamalan movie so that's where it's not working right now.
FoxMcChief
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FoxMcChief
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I never played KCD1. I did play the sequel and it has worse combat than Witcher 1. So it makes sense the sequel didn't win much or anything.If DS2 is more of the same so is KCD2.
Seomel
Member
Theres probably sop in January/Feb as always
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
God damn ... that bad?
DenchDeckard
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DS2 is great and Kojima is a treasure.
saintjules
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Hudo
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Nah, that's hyperbolic. KCD2's combat, while clunky, is at least better than the combat in modern Elder Scrolls game because you have at least proper hit feedback. There's no game that has worse combat than Witcher 1.
That being said, Dark Messiah still has the best first-person melee combat.
Clear
CliffyB's Cock Holster
Actually I disagree. I think that this was quite a personal project for Kojima and so it'll have been hard for him not to feel disappointed by the response.
There's a .gif floating around showing his and Woodkid's reaction, and its very genuine and natural.
As I've been saying, the narrative surrounding the making of E33 made it unbeatable this year, however in 5, 10 years from now few will remember how much it allegedly cost to make, what the sentiment in the commentariat was about the industry in general in 2025, etc.
Its like who remembers what movie beat Scorcese and Goodfellas at the Oscars in 1990 ! As Kojima himself has observed, short term reception is often wildly inaccurate in judging historical worth.
Signalis
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I enjoyed the combat it KCD 1 and 2 a lot.