I wonder if people that say these things have actually played the game. I used to say similar things before I actually played TLOU
then it became one of my favorite games in existence
It's not open world. The environments are wider but it's still linear
I wonder if people that say these things have actually played the game. I used to say similar things before I actually played TLOU
I wonder if people that say these things have actually played the game. I used to say similar things before I actually played TLOU
TLOU has sublime gameplay the melee is better than any shooter, the weapons have great impact especially the shotgun and El Diablo
It is a good game, but far from a masterpiece, especially in storytelling for the medium.
This. TLOU has a lot of gameplay. I'm convinced that anyone who calls it a "movie game" has never even booted the game up
It hurts me to say this, but I have to agree here. Uncharted peaked with part 2 and never got better after that.
Facts.
Is Joel going to bang his step sisterMan, so many haters projecting disdain for their number one PornHub searches.
He said “Certain” games, let’s not hyperbole. Some games are so finely crafted that dismissing that it‘s nothing but mastercraft in execution is pretty rare.
I hope someday you play the game and see how wrong you arePresuppositions that anything not purely video is gameplay. TLOU is a decent movie. It's normie tier shit for the lowest common denominator. It almost feels like it's made for toddlers. It's for people who don't want to play videogames but will happily pay for $60 for a movie.
Might want to consider that as an angle of discussion. Movie entry value has steadily decreased, so now we can charge 200-300% by inserting it into your proprietary hardware of choice.
Flicking through a video of the full game, there is pretty much no gameplay for 40 minutes when the first time you really have to use any brain cells as the chest high walls appear with some enemies. That's before we consider the pushing forward in the Made in China® environments, doing the walkie talkie sequences and running forward through the QTE events throughout the game. It has surrendered so much to the "experience" that there's no reason to take it seriously as a video game.
Maybe as a comparison I think HL2 is complete garbage. I think we can mostly thank that game for the crap that came after. I got done with "playing" Max Payne 3 for the first time last week. It was horrible to get through and the thought of doing it again makes me feel ill.
Not sure where else to go with this now. If you want a bit of rhetoric back at you; I don't see any reason to take people who think TLOU was a good game seriously about anything. Might want to consider investing in a UHD player and some movies that are cheaper and less troublesome to EXPERIENCE, you don't need to hold in the "Play" button to watch them.
Most games are shit these days. But especially the "top rated" on the non-Nintendo consoles. We have went full circle where the Nintendo titles are actually made for people with half a brain, and Sony seems to be targeted toward 40+ males who want to escape. I know because I've worked with the type of people now buying their games*. A strange contrast to maybe 20 years ago which I think the top rated still would've tried to capture the origins of the medium. Exceptions would've been the big RPGs from Japan maybe. But who cares.
You've wasted my brain cells. How does someone really realise TLOU is shit? Some hypotheticals. Think about being aware of what you're actually doing moment to moment while watching it? Imagine you're streaming the game to a friend and every minute he's whispering in your ear, "Has the game started yet?". Figure it out. I'm going to post this.
It makes it so easy to spot people that haven't played TLOU
Presuppositions that anything not purely video is gameplay. TLOU is a decent movie. It's normie tier shit for the lowest common denominator. It almost feels like it's made for toddlers. It's for people who don't want to play videogames but will happily pay for $60 for a movie.
Might want to consider that as an angle of discussion. Movie entry value has steadily decreased, so now we can charge 200-300% by inserting it into your proprietary hardware of choice.
Flicking through a video of the full game, there is pretty much no gameplay for 40 minutes when the first time you really have to use any brain cells as the chest high walls appear with some enemies. That's before we consider the pushing forward in the Made in China® environments, doing the walkie talkie sequences and running forward through the QTE events throughout the game. It has surrendered so much to the "experience" that there's no reason to take it seriously as a video game.
Maybe as a comparison I think HL2 is complete garbage. I think we can mostly thank that game for the crap that came after. I got done with "playing" Max Payne 3 for the first time last week. It was horrible to get through and the thought of doing it again makes me feel ill.
Not sure where else to go with this now. If you want a bit of rhetoric back at you; I don't see any reason to take people who think TLOU was a good game seriously about anything. Might want to consider investing in a UHD player and some movies that are cheaper and less troublesome to EXPERIENCE, you don't need to hold in the "Play" button to watch them.
Most games are shit these days. But especially the "top rated" on the non-Nintendo consoles. We have went full circle where the Nintendo titles are actually made for people with half a brain, and Sony seems to be targeted toward 40+ males who want to escape. I know because I've worked with the type of people now buying their games*. A strange contrast to maybe 20 years ago which I think the top rated still would've tried to capture the origins of the medium. Exceptions would've been the big RPGs from Japan maybe. But who cares.
You've wasted my brain cells. How does someone really realise TLOU is shit? Some hypotheticals. Think about being aware of what you're actually doing moment to moment while watching it? Imagine you're streaming the game to a friend and every minute he's whispering in your ear, "Has the game started yet?". Figure it out. I'm going to post this.
What games are innovative these days? And how are they innovative?
They're probably talking about the game as a whole package: The visuals, the animations with motion-matching, the depth of the AI and how they communicate to find you, the set pieces, the melee and how it's context driven, the pacing and story
No, all games are not objectively good. What is this kumbaya shit?
That would be smart. Kind of like how studios are releasing theatrical movies at Home now that everyone’s “quarantined”
