Oh please. Hades boss fight in 3 > anything in nuGoW3 2 1 haven't aged well at all, the reboot really makes them look even worse
How would you do a poll where you rank 6 games?This needs a poll.
You need to stop creating strawman arguments, kiddo. I never said such a thing.The fact you took "high school" or even worse "modern college" as a compliment is almost as laughable as thinking God of War II and III were good written games.
This, really.2018 great game in its own right but the Norse mythology just doesn't compare to its Greek counterpart
Then why laugh at my spot on analogy?You need to stop creating strawman arguments, kiddo. I never said such a thing.
"It's DMC lite", "There's no layers to its gameplay", "Square, Square, Triangle", "It's way too short and ridiculously linear", "It's epic yes but story and characters are so laughable it's impossible to take it seriously", "It's a glorified QTE fest", "Can't even look around, of course it looks good"..So many people loving 3 when so many people were down on it when it came out lol
This, really.
Then why laugh at my spot on analogy?
Ragnarok feels like a modern written media. But implying it's somewhat inferior/less mature than what God of War II and GoW III were is nothing but astonishing.
"It's DMC lite", "There's no layers to its gameplay", "Square, Square, Triangle", "It's way too short and ridiculously linear", "It's epic yes but story and characters are so laughable it's impossible to take it seriously", "It's a glorified QTE fest", "Can't even look around, of course it looks good"..
Ah, the memories.
SSM made quantum leaps in these areas, but can't please everyone.
You regard God of War PS2/PS3 games as better written than Ragnarok, and I am the one supposed to use his brain?Because I disagree. Maybe use your brain before jumping to idiotic conclusions and making assumptions.
You accept responses like the one I gave you. Otherwise start behaving like an adult and we can discuss.
Honestly i haven't finished Ragnarok but my rating for now it's quite similar to this one. Let's hope it holds.Ragnarok
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Well when you praise a game as the GOTY on daily basis until release 1 year later, use the main character as your avatar in anticipation, and take a week of leave at work to play the game.. you can't back down.So there are people thinking genuinely that God of War ragnarok is the best god of war?
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Yes I used a lighthearted gif. Meanwhile you used straw man arguments and claim i say things i didn't. You are the one who needs to act like an adult here.You regard God of War PS2/PS3 games as better written than Ragnarok, and I am the one supposed to use his brain?
Sorry but if this is your way to disagree:
You accept responses like the one I gave you. Otherwise start behaving like an adult and we can discuss.
Try, it might surprise you. Combat feels somewhat better and more impactful, writing is superior, Kratos preferable there imo, level design more arcadey (excluding most side content in Ragnarok) and it's been retroactively improved after the new game contextualized/grounded it all.I fear that going back to 2018 will be pretty hard after Ragnarok, so we have to see how it holds up in a few years.
I think you posted this ten times already across Threads, but it'll never stop being funny to me.Damn this thread makes me want to go back and replay 3 and ascension.
I thought I was the only one really disappointed in GoW2018. I played the games for the spectacle and combat, and GoW2018 just made things feel like a more generic hack and slash game. It's like the soul of GoW had been ripped out and a contemporary "cinematic" clone was put in its place.
People also rave about last of us, but I found that game quite shallow in the gameplay department, but yeah, sure the story and the "cinema" was nice.
Same for uncharted, Tomb Raider is the far more fleshed out action adventure romp.
I think Sony went with the cinematic games angle with gameplay being decent but not the priority, and for people like me, that just soured me on Sony games. I'll still play them, as I've said, they are decent games and sometimes a story focus is nice, but it's not the Sony of the PS3 era which I preferred (they had their own share of blunders then too).
Thankfully they still help make the one absolute masterpiece of all time, which was Bloodborne, so I am thankful for that.
Do yourself a favor and put that guy on ignore. I promise you that you will lose absolutely nothing of value and your experience on GAF will be much better forward. I know I have.You regard God of War PS2/PS3 games as better written than Ragnarok, and I am the one supposed to use his brain?
Sorry but if this is your way to disagree:
You accept responses like the one I gave you. Otherwise start behaving like an adult and we can discuss.
I suggest to keep playing, best stuff in the game is almost hidden and extremely rewarding in every possible aspect. Don't want to spoil but here some comments on the area I'm referring to:It's hard to say which God of War I like better. I'm currently playing through Ragnarok and while it's very similar to 2018
The latest open world area is easily the best in the game. It is not only the biggest but also the best designed. the world feels alive and your action make a real difference. I keep thinking it would just be a random island to explore but it keeps going and every little area has its own stories, mini bosses and puzzles. I am quite flabbergasted at how massive this completely optional area feels. There is no way people who finished the game in the first week even saw this level because there is at least 6 hours on content here.
I know i might have said this before but at the risk of coming across as a broken record, this is probably the best game ive played since RDR2 and GOW in 2018. Better the Sekiro, Death Stranding and TLOU2. It's sublime.
Im exploring it now, and its mindblowing how an optional area that can be missed by ppl that only follow the main quest, is so good and has so much to do. To 90% of the publishers out there, this area would be locked behind a season pass or expansion pack. This game just keeps delivering the more you play it.
Whats mind blowing is how well its designed. It shouldve been the first open world area in the game, but i guess looking at the enemies they wanted it to be late game challenge with all your abilities unlocked. Just amazing level design that wouldve made a way better first impression than svartelheim which felt like midgard 2.0 or rather midgard 1.5.
Shame that lots of people are going to miss out on this level.
Ghost of Sparta is a PSP game
maybe cos six sellsMy bad. Then this list even makes less sense. Why are they missing out on two games?
I didn't write this.maybe cos six sells
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I will assume you miswrote what you meant there, there are much less pauses in Ragnarok than in 2018, the combat is baster and more dynamic in the new game too (I was in the middle of a playthrough of 2018 when I got Ragnarok).It's hard to say which God of War I like better. I'm currently playing through Ragnarok and while it's very similar to 2018 I feel like the balance of the game is just off. There is far too little combat and way too much of it is just walking around and watching cutscenes. I feel that the combat that is there is starting to grow thin. The newly introduced camera perspective just really limits the combat in a way that the old trilogy didn't struggle with. The "refreshing" aspect of 2018 is also gone now.
I love 3, but the last quarter or so wasn't as good as the parts before. I think that this is because they changed director during the project (the making of GoW 3 video shows this happens, however this may not be the reason).So many people loving 3 when so many people were down on it when it came out lol
Don't bother. There's so little to complain about for haters that this is their angle, trying to use the old games against the new games.Try, it might surprise you. Combat feels somewhat better and more impactful, writing is superior, Kratos preferable there imo, level design more arcadey (excluding most side content in Ragnarok) and it's been retroactively improved after the new game contextualized/grounded it all.
I think you posted this ten times already across Threads, but it'll never stop being funny to me.
Short, super linear, cinematic games with locked camera, QTE's and extremely limited agency in combat and exploration, are somehow more gameplay centric than 50 hours Metroidvanias with layered skill-based combat and optional, hidden open worlds straight from From Software formula.
Definitely was. I believe Cory was in charge while they were still doing the opening sequences, the rest of the game was a new directorI will assume you miswrote what you meant there, there are much less pauses in Ragnarok than in 2018, the combat is baster and more dynamic in the new game too (I was in the middle of a playthrough of 2018 when I got Ragnarok).
For the writing, I'm not sure how that would rank them, 2018 seemed more natural and plausible, probably because it's a much more enclosed experience (you play the intro, go to the lake where you travel to the other worlds, it's very predictable in its structure). Ragnarok has a lot more scope with many more characters, with who you have meaningful interactions, you spend a lot less time in the hub world, it feels less samey throughout, but Kratos seems out of character more often in the new game one. I mean, Kratos just wanting to go on "adventures" to help people? In the next game he will be a fireman or something.
In a way it's a bit like going from TLoU to TLoU 2, the second one has more variety, is bigger, etc. (except I still think TLoU has an edge over TLoU 2, it's more relatable).
Fixed that for you.Don't bother. We can't come up with proper arguments so its easier to dismiss anyone we disagree with.
Couldn't have said it better. Maybe one before 4 ? But the list is spot on. 5 and 6 are just a prime example of how video games have fallen to the point people actually believe an 8 game is a 10 these days .3
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