DMC5 ain't happening
Yet
DMC5 ain't happening
Liam got into another huge review score argument. Personally I think games should be scored with a dollar value. A bit extreme, but I think reviews as buyers guides need to go full throttle and get away from this reviewing it as art shit. Review it like it's a hammer or a car.
DMC5 ain't happening
Oh it's happening alright. I can feel it.Tomorrow for sure.
Liam got into another huge review score argument. Personally I think games should be scored with a dollar value. A bit extreme, but I think reviews as buyers guides need to go full throttle and get away from this reviewing it as art shit. Review it like it's a hammer or a car.
Oh it's happening alright. I can feel it.
https://twitter.com/ufc/status/541435984190406656
CM Punk just signed to the UFC
Well looks like I walked in on some shit.
So did anything hype happen when I was gone? Someone please tell me DMC5.
Please?
Please.
Liam got into another huge review score argument. Personally I think games should be scored with a dollar value. A bit extreme, but I think reviews as buyers guides need to go full throttle and get away from this reviewing it as art shit. Review it like it's a hammer or a car.
That's gonna be an unpopular opinion. Because reviewers and critics are two different things and nobody knows that ever
The thing I've never really understood about that is that a review is based upon what that particular person thought about the product with their own experience with it. If I wanted to looking into getting something like a 970 (which I am ordering next week), should I trust the users reviews or the critic reviews? I got burned incredibly hard when I bought that R9 270x because all the official reviews made it seem like an incredibly deal for the price but if I'd bothered to look deeper into consumer reviews I would have seen that hundreds of people were having the exact issues I ended up having.
When it comes to games, sending something like Bayonetta 2 to two different reviewers may get wildly different scores. Give it to someone like TotalBiscuit and he'll likely praise the game because he loves them. Give it to someone like Adam Sessler and he'll shit on it because he doesn't understand it. Which one of these am I supposed to believe then?
I'm all for having 100 point scales in reviews, but I hate reviews that judge a game based off its price as well. Like it should be the buyers job to see if the game is worth their money based off the review. A review shouldn't factor that in, especially when those games drop in price.
It's like this
DS2 does a way, way, way better job. RE4 is one of the greatest games of all time and if I had to rate TEW right now I'd give it a 6. DS1 and DS2 are both tens. It's just the rating system isn't suited to differentiating between two tens like DS1 and DS2.
You're way too generous on DS2. I'd definitely put it around a 7 where DS1 is basically a 10
https://twitter.com/ufc/status/541435984190406656
CM Punk just signed to the UFC
Now everyone is unhyped for SE now...FF7 tho
So he's going into mixed martial arts now huh? Interesting...https://twitter.com/ufc/status/541435984190406656
CM Punk just signed to the UFC
Well looks like I walked in on some shit.
So did anything hype happen when I was gone? Someone please tell me DMC5.
Please?
Please.
We are very pleased to take all the knowledge we have from making God of War and put all those best elements into a new DMC. We'll strive to do our best to make it half as good as DmC
Exactly. What we have now is game reviewers. What they want is critics. Liam and Woolie mentioned that reviews should last forever so when you read a review 10 years in the future it's still relevant. My counterpoint, that they disagreed with, is that a review becomes irrelevant a week after release because the price can change, and devs can fix problems. You should be punished for shipping a fucked up game with a bad review, and charging the price you thought it was worth. If you're reading the game 10 years in the future, you don't need a review to know what it's about. It's existed for 10 years, there's thousands or millions of hands on impressions.
I'm all for having 100 point scales in reviews, but I hate reviews that judge a game based off its price as well. Like it should be the buyers job to see if the game is worth their money based off the review. A review shouldn't factor that in, especially when those games drop in price.
Liam got into another huge review score argument. Personally I think games should be scored with a dollar value. A bit extreme, but I think reviews as buyers guides need to go full throttle and get away from this reviewing it as art shit. Review it like it's a hammer or a car.
Oh it's happening alright. I can feel it.
https://twitter.com/ufc/status/541435984190406656
CM Punk just signed to the UFC
Saw that.
Don't believe it.
Phil just wants to have brain damage now. He's not UFC ready, like at all. He'll get his ass beat the same way kimbo slice did.
But then you have stuff like people judging games like a $60 game when it's only $15 like korra.
The mob combat was better in Dark Souls 2, the boss battles were better in Dark Souls 1, those are the biggest differences design wise.
Reviews should have the price listed as not to confuse the viewer, but it shouldn't be factored into the actual review and score.
Is this the same feeling I have with half life?
I can't contain that yakuza hypeYakuza 5 is coming to the west. Pat's pretty cool with it
Just got announced an hour ago while we were at work. Its being made by Itsuno, but being developed by Sony Santa Monica. In a statement they said
Fuck youuuuu
I disagree completely. If a game is buggy at launch it should reflect that in the review. It is unacceptable to release a game like that. On Framerate I don't think a game should be marked down for being 30 unless it's a fighting game, FPS or character action game.I have a lot of thoughts about game reviews, especially after listening to a few years worth of Giant Bombcast and hearing more of that side of things. However in my opinion I don't think reviewing systems for games can ever really be fixed in a way that is also practical, I think the best that anyone can hope for is finding something resembling a middle ground.
If, for example, I was a game reviewer, I would approach each game differently, because to me each one is an experience of it's own, and things like framerates aren't something I could honestly mark a game down for if I thought the concept or overall execution of the game it's self was quite good, mechanical issues in a game can always be fixed, but you can't fix a story's issues once that game is done and out (Without expansions/DLC anyway).
And everybody loves Barkley
I think he means that the reviewers give what they think the game is worth as a score.
Reviews should have the price listed as not to confuse the viewer, but it shouldn't be factored into the actual review and score.
I'm tired of having this discussion. I've probably had one per OT on why I think DS2 is garbage.
That's....actually a great idea lol.
I don't know why, but I fucking love the Barkley Playthrough. Where are more of the Pat and Liam dynamics.
I just linked that to someone tooYou mean more like this?Turn down the volume first then watch it.
I meant the post speed just blew the fuck upWhat? No, we still have like 9000 posts.
https://twitter.com/ufc/status/541435984190406656
CM Punk just signed to the UFC
You're supposed to find someone in the industry who aligns to your tastes. As of late, this has become harder and harder for people as reviewers age and their tastes change, which I think is part of the rise of people like us. Listening to Jeff become more and more jaded and just have the life sucked out of him by the business kills me. I think the last game I think he was genuinely excited about was Saints Row The Third.
Exactly. What we have now is game reviewers. What they want is critics. Liam and Woolie mentioned that reviews should last forever so when you read a review 10 years in the future it's still relevant. My counterpoint, that they disagreed with, is that a review becomes irrelevant a week after release because the price can change, and devs can fix problems. You should be punished for shipping a fucked up game with a bad review, and charging the price you thought it was worth. If you're reading the game 10 years in the future, you don't need a review to know what it's about. It's existed for 10 years, there's thousands or millions of hands on impressions.
You're supposed to find someone in the industry who aligns to your tastes. As of late, this has become harder and harder for people as reviewers age and their tastes change, which I think is part of the rise of people like us. Listening to Jeff become more and more jaded and just have the life sucked out of him by the business kills me. I think the last game I think he was genuinely excited about was Saints Row The Third.
I disagree completely. If a game is buggy at launch it should reflect that in the review. It is unacceptable to release a game like that. On Framerate I don't think a game should be marked down for being 30 unless it's a fighting game, FPS or character action game.
Garbage is absurd. It's a fantastic game, it just doesn't hit the insanely high bar of it's predecessor. That's like saying, if Mario 2 had never come out, and instead our Mario 3 was Mario 2, then when Doki Doki came out as Mario 3, because it doesn't hit that same absurd height, that that game is garbage. You're being ridiculous, and I should know, because I'm a ridiculous guy who says ridiculous shit all the time. Also, if you're tired of having the discussion, then don't bring it up.
Don't misunderstand, I wouldn't just not mention those things, because people should be aware, it would be irresponsible otherwise.
However, as for what would go into my "scoring" of a game, issues like that would have much less bearing than other areas, if something is completely broken and doesn't work, there's nothing you can score at that point obviously.
So if anyone wants an update on the roommate situation I mentioned before, they just changed the locks.
I meant the post speed just blew the fuck up
The problem is, is that DeS and DS1 do exist. I totally agree, on its own its an amazing game, but unfortunately they do, and I'm gonna be even harsher than normal on it because of that. And sorry if I didn't clarify by saying its garbage compared to DS1 and DeS.
And you're totally right, I shouldn't bring it up anymore. That game just pisses me off with all the stuff it does wrong.
I disagree completely. If a game is buggy at launch it should reflect that in the review. It is unacceptable to release a game like that. On Framerate I don't think a game should be marked down for being 30 unless it's a fighting game, FPS or character action game.
DMC is good tho
I'm fucking sick of buying bugged day 1 products.
The problem is, is that DeS and DS1 do exist. I totally agree, on its own its an amazing game, but unfortunately they do, and I'm gonna be even harsher than normal on it because of that. And sorry if I didn't clarify by saying its garbage compared to DS1 and DeS.
And you're totally right, I shouldn't bring it up anymore. That game just pisses me off with all the stuff it does wrong.
And yes, I'm a ridiculous person lol. I hate a lot of things. That's just what happens when I've been gaming for a long time. Its easy to hate things after a while
He said DMC, not DmC.We were talking about if an opinion can be wrong a few pages ago. This is an example of a wrong opinion.
The problem is, is that DeS and DS1 do exist. I totally agree, on its own its an amazing game, but unfortunately they do, and I'm gonna be even harsher than normal on it because of that. And sorry if I didn't clarify by saying its garbage compared to DS1 and DeS.
And you're totally right, I shouldn't bring it up anymore. That game just pisses me off with all the stuff it does wrong.
And yes, I'm a ridiculous person lol. I hate a lot of things. That's just what happens when I've been gaming for a long time. Its easy to hate things after a while
Thing is, it's now the MO of big name publishers to shove a buggy product out the door, patch day 1, and hope the trailers and reviews keep the company and IP afloat.
You see the same thing in SaaS businesses: shove the MVP out the door and iterate based on bugs/demand. Test and iterate.
I'm fucking sick of buying bugged day 1 products.