Maybe to some but Monster Hunter is of the same repetition of a fighting game. Every move and skill is a calculated series of inputs against an AI with the exact same concepts of invincibility frames, blocking frames, hit boxes and positioning that has fans of Street Fighter and Soul Calibur coming back for more.
Monster Hunter is a refined system, designed to have to return over and over with different rule sets (Quest types and varieties) and stipulations of play styles (Weapon choice and armour skill). The concept of being 'a hunter' lies entirely in the hunt itself. Talking to NPCs and crafting serves only to enhance the hunt and hunting is only to advance yourself to new feats of hunting. The plot is of no concern and is a vague goal setting mechanic designed to help new players work towards something.
Dragons Dogma on the other hand is more about dealing with terrible AI, game glitches, travelling unreasonable distances while fighting nuance 'minor' monsters, being swamped in mediocre voice acting WOLVES HUNT IN PACKS WOLVES HUNT IN PACKS ITS WEAK TO FIRE WOLVES HUNT IN PACKS. Dragon's Dogma seems more interested in having you talk to NPCs and follow the Saturday Morning cartoon they've establish in their derivative fantasy setting. Sure Dragon's Dogma has great battles with large enemies but there's so much crud between you and the actual game you want to play why bother when Monster Hunter allows you to load up the game and be in a fight with a wyvren in less than 2 minutes?
This is why Kyle stopped playing. This is why Monster Hunter is a timeless classic and a genre defining game and Dragon's Dogma is a copy cat and a flash in the pan.
Kind of interesting episode nonetheless, even though i feel Bosman went a bit astray to make a simple point.
I would like to see that Defy media's statement. LOL. God damn.Wait, Kyle's a NINTENDO FANBOY?!?!?!!?!? How can Gametrailers in good conscience allow somebody with such a pervasive conflict of interest to speak in front of their cameras?!?! Trust gone.
Damn lol, dude, that's quite the response to a post made in jest.
I did find the little i've played of MH(1) tedious, but i didn't play long enough of it to seriously have an opinion about it.
I would like to see that Defy media's statement.
I do have a WiiU, maybe i'll give MH3U a try.I see that. Monster Hunt Tri is radically different from the first PS2 title. If you want to try it again the new 'Ultimate' version (Think: Dark Arisin) is on 3DS and WiiU. If you have a WiiU and you like Dragons Dogma/Souls games MH3U is a no brainer, it is everything you want and more.
Monster Hunter 4 is just around the corner though but it's 3DS exclusive.
I don't entirely hate Dragon's Dogma but it's just not my ideal time sink. Dark Arisin showed me that the game could have future potential and the soundtrack was nice. In the end though I just couldn't stand the voice acting and traveling time, they really killed the long term commitment to the game for me.
Yeah, agreed. It was all over the place.The episode felt like we walked in on him playing Summer Lesson, and he was trying to incoherently explain himself on the spot. He was rambling in every possible direction in the hope that anything would stick.
Yeah, agreed. It was all over the place.
Anyways, I agree with him. I don't have an issue with sexual games existing. Other mediums have no problem having sexual content, and yet there is a stigma with games. If anything, games are interactive so you would think it would be one of the best outlets for sexual content.
Do they though? I hear this all the time, but I'm not sure I believe it. Even something as popular as say, 50 Shades of Gray, is widely mocked and derided by anyone that's not the target audience.
This is how I took it as well. In the pervy game where you play as a pervy guy, you are the pervy guy. Where Ninja Turtles and Dragons Dogma fall short, according to Bosman, is that you aren't a Ninja Turtle or a badass warrior since Ninja Turtles and badass warriors don't constantly fail and need to resort to cheap tricks to succeed. VR might lead to more games where you completely feel like the character you're supposed to be.I don't think this episode was a commentary on whether or not pervy games are okay. Finalman would've warned us about a controversial episode like that, like he did when he was discussing the benefit of female developer viewpoints in making games.
I think this was a commentary on the concept of a game where you simply exist in a role, which is what VR seems to be good at doing. Basically, it sounded like Kyle was saying "The game itself I don't particularly like, but the concept of this game is about the fun of being something, as opposed to beating a string of challenges. So that's the bright side. It's a game practically devoid of gameplay, but in losing gameplay you gain an opportunity to just be. Being is good."
Yes they do?
50 SoG sole 100 million copies worldwide, and I'm suspecting the half of them were not the target audience but unsuspecting marks and half of those marks widely mock and deride it.
Heck, Gaf has 139,380 members, and is widely mocked and derided by anyone that's not one.
We deserve to exist too.
Mocking also deserves to exist, but I think it would be worth better time enjoying ourselves either reading dirty books, playing pervy yet within the law games, posting on Gaf, or even being just like boys (also mocked) flying spaceships, and not being concerned what millions of not target audience people we don't know think.
Time you enjoy wasting is not time wasted or some junk.
EDIT: I may have mistaken you question. If so, sorry. I read it as "Do these pervy games deserve to exist?"
You mean i shouldn't blast Brazzers' vids full volume, when i'm on the bus? The more you know...
This is sliightly ot, but in the latest episode Kyle mentioned how cool it was in Destiny when they all got new, different-looking jumpships.
I'm currently saving up for my own, but Kyle made it sound like these were free upgrades. Does anyone know if there are, in fact, free jumpships later on in the game?
Yeah, you get them from a story mission iirc. They're all ones you can buy though. They aren't unique or whatever. What one you get depends on your class.
Every class gets to pick between 3. They might just be palette swaps though.Thanks! I see, so all Warlocks (or perhaps all Sun Singers) get the same ship? Might be that sweet jumpship I've been eyeing still!
Every class gets to pick between 3. They might just be palette swaps though.
Did Kyle do his Outlast live stream yet?
Yes and it was glorious. The trolling from the staff was the best.
http://www.twitch.tv/gametrailers/b/565010714
Do they though? I hear this all the time, but I'm not sure I believe it. Even something as popular as say, 50 Shades of Gray, is widely mocked and derided by anyone that's not the target audience.
What the... those subtitles...
Anyway, pretty good stakes. The shirt thing is funny. The Cooking Mama thing, eh, it's cool that Bosman's first review is on the line but that's not exactly fun. Like Outlast was great. I wish it was something more like that.
I hope Huber can learn to relax a little bit. I mean Kyle's done stand up, and he's good with those off the cuff comments, and I can understand Huber doesn't want to be overshadowed, but I think he'd come off better if he took it down a notch.
I always enjoy these betting specials. I hope they keep doing them!
What NeoGAF post were they talking about?
Also what is happening to the subtitles?
Am I the only one who wants to stick my fingers in my ears every time Huber talks? He's like a more annoying William............Shatner.