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I mean ..what other game to this date lets you roll around on the ground and throw grenades at people off your back. And that being after a grenade explosion knocked you to the ground to begin with
Its those little things that made guns of the patriots great and so ahead of its time. The best stealth action game of last gen imo. Haters gonna hate.
Did you start playing MGS with MGS4?
This is bad :S
Anyway I mean someone that never touched a MG game (and yeah, it was plenty since MGS4 was one of the biggest release on PS3).
I mean ..what other game to this date lets you roll around on the ground and throw grenades at people off your back. And that being after a grenade explosion knocked you to the ground to begin with
Its those little things that made guns of the patriots great and so ahead of its time. The best stealth action game of last gen imo. Haters gonna hate.
MGS 4 came with a free interactive encyclopedia if you couldn't follow it. It's not ideal but what do you expect for a sequel following more than one game?
That's some serious superiority complex. Gaf isn't the only place where gamers go to check on news. There are numerous other forums, numerous IRCs, numerous youtubers, all of whom talk about these things.
I also take it you aren't a channer.
you cant call it the best stealth game when there was dishonored, DXHR, and even at least one good splinter cell game that came out during that era. MGS4 was an event game, a game that would get ripped to shreds in this day and age for its unflinching devotion to removing the gamer from the interactive parts of the game for much too long and for having been written by someone who has absolutely no regard for pacing or overinforming.
Again, that's not the point. NONE of those groups represent the masses. Not Gaf, not reddit, not 4chan, none of them. They are all representative of the extremes. I'm talking about Gaf because we're on Gaf, but the statement would be true on any of those other forums as well. Maybe you could make the argument that someone like PewDiePie could be seen as a voice of the masses, but that doesn't mean his YouTube comments are somehow an accurate representation of reality. Internet bluster is internet bluster. Now, if some inside source came out and said "50% of MGSV pre-orders were cancelled since the news about Kojima", then that would mean something. But the rest is all anecdote. And history tells us that bluster won't be reflected in decreased sales numbers.
Nah. Reviewers and gamers know what they are getting themselves into when they play MGS games. The games always had many cutscenes. Some of which are long and other portions of the game where story becomes crazy going off the deep end. That is the main appeal of mgs games. And this isn't even counting the codec convos either. That stuff takes it even further out.
I guarantee you MGSV will also have many long cutscenes and Kojima will info dump a lot on people without warning. That is just the nature of his games. Fans will love it and rate it high just like the previous games
Hey now.Just be happy you're not Swedish or Finnish though
I'm with you, MGS4 is terrible.I always wonder if perhaps I played a different game.
I didn't even know a second series existed.
Well sure we've got no hard data on pre-order numbers, and no one group represent the masses, but we're not talking about the masses. We're talking specifically about people who are knowledgeable about the gaming industry and who pre-order.
Your initial post was talking about as if the small market that is gaf isn't emblematic of the masses, which in itself is incorrect as I'm talking about a very specific set of people, and also implies that gaf is this specific set of people.
My post tells you that gaf is in fact not representative of this set of people and that there are a broader pockets of the internet that is talking about this.
You then talked about how the average person won't even know who Kojima is, but the average person doesn't pre-order. The average person looks at an ad and goes: that's cool. Imma pop down to gamestop. We're not talking about the average person.
And yes, I admit that I did not mention anything about the phenomenon of pre-order cancellations, and that's because there is no clear consensus on the internet on this. There are lots of people who are angry at Konami but there are also a significant number of people who want to support Kojima's last Metal Gear.
In addition, the argument was loosely based on PunishedSnake's assertion that a lot of people have cancelled their pre-order. I just felt it was interesting to talk about what Konami is thinking given the circumstances presented.
MGS 4....GAF GOTY...twice.....I can't...
People, people please. Kojima fans are most likely weaboos and/or Sony ponies.
Their opinions can be safely disregarded.
Wild Season would be the first Harvest Moon-a-like on PC, right?
Followed by whenever StarDelay Valley releases.
Wish we had something at the level of Rune Factory on PC.
I always wonder if perhaps I played a different game.
Well, yes and no. All games have long cutscenes, that is true (just like the one in MGS1 after you defeat Ocelot), but usually those cutscenes are not too long. MGS4 has one hour and half cutscene in the end, and other insanely ones in the middle of the game. There is not such a thing in other games.
People, people please. Kojima fans are most likely weaboos and/or Sony ponies.
Their opinions can be safely disregarded.
R6: Siege is actually pretty good.
I guess that means it's shit coming from the guy who hated the Tomb Raider :\
I think that the indie = a game developed without publisher backing definition doesn't apply in cases where the marketing budget is $10m more expensive than the development budget and is being split between two publishers. It's entirely possible that if CDPR had to handle marketing itself then TW3 wouldn't quite be the game that it is.
There was a thread awhile back that basically devolved into what the term AAA meant. My conclusion was that it's one of those charged industry buzzwords that's effectively meaningless in any objective sense. And the Witcher 3 is in that pre-release hype phase in which it's all things to all people. An indie open world title. An epic AAA cinematic tale.
I believe Stump uses 1Pass because he got a lifetime subscription through an old job or something.
Personally, I use LastPass because it's free and I don't have any need for mobile capabilities. Which could bite me in the ass some day come to think of it. I'd recommend giving it a spin, because did I mention it's free? And easy enough to install on either Firefox or Chrome.
Gimme some gosh darn feedback on that there password program before IPeople, people please. Kojima fans are most likely weaboos and/or Sony ponies.
Their opinions can be safely disregarded.
I guess that means it's shit coming from the guy who hated the Tomb Raider :\
Gimme some gosh darn feedback on that there password program before Ipunchmanyouer
Please? Pwitty pwease?</3
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Pff.
I was being sarcastic anyway but... Marketing budget... $10m... More expensive than the budget?
What was their budget, $2000? õ.õ'
You're the only cool one here, Veg.
Well deserved. The game is a great ride. I'll pick up my own copy when I go for an eventual replay since I split the game with a friend via family sharing to lower the "potential for an indie game to be garbage" risk.
It's too bad it was paid so little attention in this thread despite the fact that it's actually a game on the Steam platform (I'm pretty sure Bloodborne posts would tally higher).
It's too bad it was paid so little attention in this thread despite the fact that it's actually a game on the Steam platform (I'm pretty sure Bloodborne posts would tally higher).
Well deserved. The game is a great ride. I'll pick up my own copy when I go for an eventual replay since I split the game with a friend via family sharing to lower the "potential for an indie game to be garbage" risk.
It's too bad it was paid so little attention in this thread despite the fact that it's actually a game on the Steam platform (I'm pretty sure Bloodborne posts would tally higher).
Well deserved. The game is a great ride. I'll pick up my own copy when I go for an eventual replay since I split the game with a friend via family sharing to lower the "potential for an indie game to be garbage" risk.
It's too bad it was paid so little attention in this thread despite the fact that it's actually a game on the Steam platform (I'm pretty sure Bloodborne posts would tally higher).
There will be tonnes of discussion on how great the game is once it hits $1 tier in a bundle, we can bet on that.
It's supposed to be 15 million dev budget, 25 million marketing. So, yeah...
Anyway, am I the only one who hasn't played a single Metal Gear game?
We'll see. I used to think the same with other games, but people don't really play the games they get in bundles. That's part of the reason why I don't mind picking up indie games a bit sooner if I really want to play it.
I just bought the indie royale debut 25 bundle a second time without realizing I bought it once before.
Jeez.
I just bought the indie royale debut 25 bundle a second time without realizing I bought it once before.
Jeez.
You're the only cool one here, Veg.
Hey, Phawx!
Anyone who thinks Elliot Quest is a good game is naturally on the cool list.
Ori is definitely game I'm looking forward to playing a lot but maybe not just 20 a lot.