The Lycan fights that charge at you are awful...in chapter 10 I think,I cant do it,even on medium,guess I will bring it down to easy for that part.
Thoughts on no reflections in mirrors:
I still think it is a spoiler in the game. I think the potion they drink is mixed with vampire blood, so they are infact all half breeds themselves. Look at the amount of damage they can take.
I get now after playing it (and not liking it).
Now, imagine how I have to break that down to customers who ask about the game.
"How is The Order?"
"Well, it's not much of a TPS. It's more like Beyond Two Souls with QTEs, some shooting here and there and tons of cutscenes. About 7-9 hours long....hey, where are you going? Come back! Pre-order Bloodbourne or Dragon Ball Xenoverse instead!"
You say this on a forum full of people who fall victim to hype on a higher level that the average customer? Come on. Looking back, the advertising for this game is complete bullshit.
Thoughts on no reflections in mirrors:
I still think it is a spoiler in the game. I think the potion they drink is mixed with vampire blood, so they are infact all half breeds themselves. Look at the amount of damage they can take.
So, if you go in expecting a game the way Sony has marketed this the entire way through (include commercials playing in GameStop right now), you'll be disappointed?
This game is fucked when casual customers realize that didn't get a shooter, they got Beyond: Two Souls instead.
I thought that as well but what about all those normal people/NPCs? They don't have or drink blackwater and yet they're missing from the reflections as well
Are they? I never really saw a mirror when I was around other non Order npcs.
Credits are rolling now. Glad I played it, but I'm equally glad I only paid $3 at redbox last night.
What, redbox gets new releases? And it's only 3 dollars, no membership? I might have to look into this.
so i'm getting near the end of the game. what stealth section was everyone was so angry about?
My advice to everyone is go into it understanding that you are playing a movie that has more interactivity than point and click games and action where it makes sense to be in the story etc.
so i'm getting near the end of the game. what stealth section was everyone was so angry about?
I think a large part of the problem is in the expectation / preconception of what the Order is. Tell them that it's like a movie that they play through. I don't want to get too into the debate, but that is what I genuinely believe RAD intended and have delivered. Dissuading any other preconceptions would be for their own good. Anyone who goes into this expecting Gears of War (Yore?) is going to miss out on that intent and not enjoy the game. It may not be to their tastes but they will be more likely to understand it if they know what they are about to sit down and play etc.
For what it's worth, that is exact mentality I went into it with (because RAD have pretty much said from the get-go that what they were making was a cinematic third person game that would be indistinguishable between gameplay and cutscenes).
My expectation from that was that they would be making something that was somewhere between Beyond / Heavy Rain and Uncharted / Gears but not Gears unto itself. And I enjoyed exactly for what it was.
My advice to everyone is go into it understanding that you are playing a movie that has more interactivity than point and click games and action where it makes sense to be in the story etc.
Call of Duty, Minecraft, Street Figher, Hearthstone, Fez, Gone Home etc all exist on a spectrum, but are all valid as games. If there is a place for them, then I think there is a valid place for games like The Order, and that variety is indeed what makes our hobby great.
Have you tried using blacksight? Trick is not to shoot them before they charge you. Wait until the evade prompt appears and once you're up got to blacksight or shoot them from the hip. Don't aim. You're too slow when you aim.
At least that's how I did it.
But I think the lycan fights are generally poorly done.
I just now started playing
Is it me (or my TV) or is there a big blur over everything? it's not exactly smooth imo :S especially when your charcater moves around. idk maybe PC gaming has spoiled me but I was especting crystal clear graphics and so far i'm not mega impressed?
not a troll and not a diss to the game but maybe I was expecting far too much?
Its that movie grain filter
Indeed.
So, I completed it. Some thoughts:
- I liked it. I'm glad I got it. It did everything it said it would do, excepting the "choose your QTE" thing they mentioned. I didn't find any.
I ficken hate film grain it's the one thing I turn off every single time it's an option.
Sadly it's forced upon the user.....no way to turn it off
No. RAD was actually hyping up the 4 moments where you can use the right analogue stick in a QTE to decide between punching the chest or the head, which basically has no consequence at all.I think that might have just been a misunderstanding. There is a form of "branching QTEs" during the firstfight.Elder Lycan
Not done with the game, but I haven't seen another one, yet.
Probably the garden one. Pretty easy, but badly designed regardless.so i'm getting near the end of the game. what stealth section was everyone was so angry about?
I share this opinion, the straight faced use of cliches, easy as hell to figure out villainHaving played through it today, after getting my brothers copy of it when he finished it. The story is absolutely pants and as cliched as it comes. The setting is the only interesting thing about it, the actual narrative itself isn't well paced, well told or even that well presented. The VO is very good so there's that.the betrayer is so fucking obvious from like the second scene he's in, it actually surprised me they didn't do a fakeout
They actually had a relatively nice framework for gameplay, apart from some of the combat QTE's, the gun play is nice enough. Although the encounter design varies from god awful to bleh.
Oh... uh... I don't know why they would do that, haha.No. RAD was actually hyping up the 4 moments where you can use the right analogue stick in a QTE to decide between punching the chest or the head, which basically has no consequence at all.
Ugh it makes everything all blurry especially cutscenes....already not impressed
Credits are rolling now. Glad I played it, but I'm equally glad I only paid $3 at redbox last night.
No. RAD was actually hyping up the 4 moments where you can use the right analogue stick in a QTE to decide between punching the chest or the head, which basically has no consequence at all.
I share this opinion, the straight faced use of cliches, easy as hell to figure out villain, the really subpar random romance implications betweenThink the "fakeout" is supposed to be that he's a vampire and not a lycan.And the lack of context at the beginning or why the Order is the one dedicated to dealing with the rebellion when they're supposed to be hunting lycans. Just lots of strange narrative decisions that in the end squander what is a unique premise.Galahad and the Queen, we do literally nothing to warrant or imply a romance, it's shoehorned in.
Let's pretend the game was free. What would you rate The Order?
What's the button combination for quickly turning when aiming a gun ? I think I read it here many pages ago but can't find it.
You really dont fight that many Lycans considering its supposed to be the Orders main task lolI share this opinion, the straight faced use of cliches, easy as hell to figure out villain, the really subpar random romance implications betweenThink the "fakeout" is supposed to be that he's a vampire and not a lycan.And the lack of context at the beginning or why the Order is the one dedicated to dealing with the rebellion when they're supposed to be hunting lycans. Just lots of strange narrative decisions that in the end squander what is a unique premise.Galahad and the Queen, we do literally nothing to warrant or imply a romance, it's shoehorned in.
RAD have basically done what Geurilla did with Killzone 2. Just smother everything in post processing. Except with Killzone it was to hide low poly models and average texture work.
In The Order its to give it a CG movie look. To be honest as good ad this looks, I think Ryse would look equally as good if you applied all the same post processing to it.