Rhazer Fusion
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I don’t think I’ve seen one black infected (or human enemy) in all my hours of playtime.
I think I saw a few. I know stealth killed one fairly early in the game.
I don’t think I’ve seen one black infected (or human enemy) in all my hours of playtime.
So when the story goes to shit exactly? I'm doing the second flashback with tommy and for now is an acceptable revenge story without much nonsense, not top tier story in videogames but acceptable nevertheless.
Are characters going to behave like batshit monkeys any time soon?!
So when the story goes to shit exactly? I'm doing the second flashback with tommy and for now is an acceptable revenge story without much nonsense, not top tier story in videogames but acceptable nevertheless.
Are characters going to behave like batshit monkeys any time soon?!
Looking at trophies, 10% have already beat it. Crazy. I’m taking my sweet time with this. 2-3 hr chucks at a time.
Are the mixed up gameplay changes for the worse?The story doesn't go to shit & characters behave pretty consistently throughout the entire game. But halfway through it takes a big narrative shift (and even mixes thing up gameplay-wise for that matter). You'll either be on board with what they're doing or you won't. If you're not, then you won't find the story very pleasant anymore. I personally love what they have done.
Are the mixed up gameplay changes for the worse?
Like switching covenant with promethean in halo 4??
Am i gonna play as clicker ellie for the rest of the game??
If you are talking about what i'm thinking, it is a giant plus to me.No no nothing like that lol. Its the same gameplay mechanics you are doing. Stealth encounters, combat encounters, looting, upgrading weapons, upgrading skill trees. The enemy types also fundamentally remain the same, with a couple new human & infected types to keep things interesting.
Its just that, well, you'll see.
If you are talking about what i'm thinking, it is a giant plus to me.
playing as tank abbyt instead of annoying ellie?!
In any meaningful fashion? Doubtful. Look at Uncharted 4 - you have "decisions" (you can select what piece of dialogue to deliver at a couple of points), but they don't change the outcome at all.By the way, do you think that Naughty Dog ever considered allowing the player to choose during the game's development?
In any meaningful fashion? Doubtful. Look at Uncharted 4 - you have "decisions" (you can select what piece of dialogue to deliver at a couple of points), but they don't change the outcome at all.
(and just to be clear, I think it's fine, linearity does have its place too)
Oh absolutely. Not only of the actors, which could be replaced with stunt doubles, but their faces too. All of the performance (both the speech and the mocap) is captured at once, this nowadays includes facial expressions too (previously all of the faces were animated by hand, which obviously is a very time-consuming process - but even now, the mocap data gets adjusted afterwards by the animators).I think that TLoU2 would have been much better received if Naughty Dog had given players the power to choose to kill or not to kill. I wonder if it's too late for them to introduce this sort of mechanic via DLC. Would it require new motion captured performances?
Just finished it, and just got to say WOW. Playing it was a bunch of mixed emotions. It's weird there are parts I thought I was mad and angry at the choices but at the end, it all just clicked for me in the end.
It's also the best looking game I've seen.
Damn.Oh absolutely. Not only of the actors, which could be replaced with stunt doubles, but their faces too. All of the performance (both the speech and the mocap) is captured at once, this nowadays includes facial expressions too (previously all of the faces were animated by hand, which obviously is a very time-consuming process - but even now, the mocap data gets adjusted afterwards by the animators).
You're forgetting the worst crime of them all:Just to be clear... the extent of the agenda is character's have certain sexual preferences, appearances and one character is trans... right?
How well do you guys and gals think that Naughty Dog could develop a Metal Gear Solid game, considering how well they've implemented stealth into TLoU2?
People who will never play it are saying it's bad because of a few minutes of spoiled cut scenes. I would even go as far as to say it's objectively an excellent game. Weird thing to say I know, because artistic taste is subjective, but given the sum of all it's parts. I fail to see it any other way.I really cant get behind claims that TLOU2 is bad game design. I get if people dont like the story (It's different for sure), but gameplay wise? This is a tight and responsive piece of software. I cant think of a single time where the characters did something I didnt want, or messed up my rythem. I really cant. It just works.
This is so true, once you get on the field you forget about the story and get immersed into the gameplay loop which is fantastic. I do wish there were more stragglers on the streets/towns, perhaps on the higher difficulty levels there are(I played it on normal).I actually like the story but this game could be about Ellie looking for the last Twinkie in the apocalypse and I would love playing it.
Gameplay is just nuts. The tension is palpable
You're forgetting the worst crime of them all:
"Bigot Sandwich"
It's pretty funny the way this game tries to manipulate the player, even during gameplay sections. Listening to the WLF crying over their poor attack puppies was one thing, but the Seraphites shouting out their friends names?!
"Noooo! She killed Jimmy!!!"
Well yeah. Jimmy strung someone up by the neck, cut their stomach open & pulled out their guts while they twitched & kicked. Jimmy took an arrow in the eye & good riddance.
Fuck sake game.
Worst crime of all? Hardly. But yes, bigot sandwiches is one of the stupidest scenes I ever watched in any serious story. Game or movie. The scene was written & delivered with a straight face. It's comical. It will be deservedly mocked for a long time to come.
Also,
I wonder how Ellie from part 1 would've reacted to the dude who said something offensive to her.
Worst crime of all? Hardly. But yes, bigot sandwiches is one of the stupidest scenes I ever watched in any serious story. Game or movie. The scene was written & delivered with a straight face. It's comical. It will be deservedly mocked for a long time to come.
Also,
I wonder how Ellie from part 1 would've reacted to the dude who said something offensive to her.
You still have a few hours to go.How fucking long is this game lol?
I'm 25 hours in and I'm at
The island with Yara looking for Lev
If you didn't like the first one at all you might not like this one. It is a vastly improved version of the first but it still has the same DNA. I happen to love it but it doesn't reinvent the wheel. It's also not really a stealth game even though it has stealth elements. It's very easy for things to go wrong and you end up in some of the most intense shootouts I have played in a game. I would look up some youtube videos of just the combat.So, I have a question for all the level headed and honest people out there. I'm considering buying the game today and would like to hear a couple opinions first. Is it likely I will enjoy this game?
My background is that I love stealth games. Personally, I didn't like the first TLOU at all. I wasn't compelled by the gameplay or the story. I'm not really compelled by the story here either, though I don't completely hate what I saw in the spoilers.
I'm interested in buying this basically just for the gameplay. I want to explore and stealth kill people in a AAA game. Is the satisfaction of stealth and brutal melee kills enough for the purchase do you think?
Basically, as far as the gameplay is concerned, this is better in pretty much every way. It's more varied, there are more tools (or weapons, rather) at your disposal, the level design is so much superior, the enemy AI (and that of your companions) is much better.I'm interested in buying this basically just for the gameplay. I want to explore and stealth kill people in a AAA game. Is the satisfaction of stealth and brutal melee kills enough for the purchase do you think?
If you didn't like the gameplay of the first one then you are probably not going to like this one, so you should probably skip it.So, I have a question for all the level headed and honest people out there. I'm considering buying the game today and would like to hear a couple opinions first. Is it likely I will enjoy this game?
My background is that I love stealth games. Personally, I didn't like the first TLOU at all. I wasn't compelled by the gameplay or the story. I'm not really compelled by the story here either, though I don't completely hate what I saw in the spoilers.
I'm interested in buying this basically just for the gameplay. I want to explore and stealth kill people in a AAA game. Is the satisfaction of stealth and brutal melee kills enough for the purchase do you think?