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Just got an email with my invite to the For Honour closed beta
Think I will give RE7 a miss.....
The psn Jan sales this year have been pretty good
Rise of the tomb raider
The Warriors
Bully
Sleeping dogs (on Olyy suggestion)
Shock horror games really bug me these days. I'm more of a fan of Silent Hill, Fatal Frame etc where the fear is pervasive and doesnt rely on something jumping out at you.
For Monster Hunter fans, Toukiden 2 just got a March release date on PS4 and PC. (Also Vita but who the **** even owns one)
About right. They're just cashing in on their big ***les like Assassin's Creed, Far Cry etc and churning out crappy unfinished games. Like you say a lot of their concepts are well formed, but the games themselves are like lakes with the depth of a puddle on release (((((Watchdogs))))). Add to that crappy DRM, microtransactions, ****ty bundles and really misleading gameplay footage, and they're getting to the lofty heights of EA crap.Thoughts on for honor?
I like the concept BUT I just can't see myself playing it too often and also wonder how big the community will be in it.
What has been Ubisofts problem? 10 or so years ago they where producing great games.
Now they just seems to be creating great concept games with little backbone on the whole. (The division had so much potential)
I think the first two are 'average' for a good RPG, I for instance wouldn't rate them higher than most Bioware offering from the Mass Effect or Dragon Age series which I find a lot better.Yiss... the entire Witcher series is exceptional.
Really looking forward to Cyberpunk 2077.
I think the first two are 'average' for a good RPG, I for instance wouldn't rate them higher than most Bioware offering from the Mass Effect or Dragon Age series which I find a lot better.
Witcher 3 on the other hand is exceptional and pretty much threw the gauntlet down to anything being made since. I'm very interested to see what Bioware do with Andromeda as whilst Dragon Age:Inquisition was not poor is pales in comparison to Witcher 3 which took that style of RPG to a new level.
I struggle to think of a game that blew me away as much Witcher 3 did since probably the first Mass Effect.
About right. They're just cashing in on their big ***les like Assassin's Creed, Far Cry etc and churning out crappy unfinished games. Like you say a lot of their concepts are well formed, but the games themselves are like lakes with the depth of a puddle on release (((((Watchdogs))))). Add to that crappy DRM, microtransactions, ****ty bundles and really misleading gameplay footage, and they're getting to the lofty heights of EA crap.
Mass Effect had a great story with pretty decent gameplay, but the roleplaying aspects of it were pretty poor. The dialogue tree presented the illusion of choice rather than actual choice; although there were a few options, there was nearly always a 'right' option (the paragon/renegade options). You were forced down the "good" or "evil" path because maxing one of those paths led to desirable outcomes. Also, few decisions in the game had meaningful repercussions; a decision made earlier in the game rarely changed things later in the game. Apparently Mass Effect: Andromeda is moving away from the paragon/renegade system which will make the series much better.I think the first two are 'average' for a good RPG, I for instance wouldn't rate them higher than most Bioware offering from the Mass Effect or Dragon Age series which I find a lot better.
I quite like For Honor.
Only played about 10mins, mind, so not sure how samey it'll get, but I love a good hack and slack and I like the angled combat - hopefully we see that coming into Elder Scrolls games. Mount & Blade style sword fighting + Elder Scrolls would be tip top.
People saying Witcher 2 isn't phenomenal are weirdos.
I'm hoping ME:A harks back to KOTOR more.