does anyone want mirrors edge 2?
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Me2 will - Awful Platforming - Inconsistent Combat - Unlikeable Characters - Get rid of that FUCKING COMBAT SYSTEM. I KNOW I'VE ALREADY SAID THIS, BUT SERIOUSLY, IT WAS AWFUL + Another 10 or 15 hours onto the atrocious 9 Hour Campaign I finished in my spare time.
If it turned one of the worst games of the 2000 Decade good, I'd buy it.
PS : Please, don't add a Multi-Player. Me is a very flawed, weak, Appaling game, but it's single-player (While Short) Could be turned into something more. And the plot was full of holes and flailing un-answered motivations, either conclude the plot by tieing up all the threads, or End the plot, or just be a Spiritual Sequel so we don't have to listen to Faith cry about her Mother's death for half the game.
If it turned one of the worst games of the 2000 Decade good, I'd buy it.
PS : Please, don't add a Multi-Player. Me is a very flawed, weak, Appaling game, but it's single-player (While Short) Could be turned into something more. And the plot was full of holes and flailing un-answered motivations, either conclude the plot by tieing up all the threads, or End the plot, or just be a Spiritual Sequel so we don't have to listen to Faith cry about her Mother's death for half the game.
Yes. Hopefully they'll add an open world-esqe online race mode. That would be pretty amazing.
... And maybe add more rats into it. Rats seem to be a recurring element in DICE's games these days.
... And maybe add more rats into it. Rats seem to be a recurring element in DICE's games these days.
The first was a fantastic game with a lot of flaws. However, those flaws were mostly just because the concept was so new; a sequel is exactly what they need to perfect the formula and make an absolutely amazing, utterly unique game. There are few games I want more.
Absolutely - It certainly had something and hopefully some of the issues with the first game can be fixed.
Some common ideas I'm seeing here involve things like sandboxing and I really really think this would be a bad idea for Mirror's Edge unless the gameplay will be totally different. In order to make a continuous and flowing progression and moves, it has to be know where and what direction you will be going. An open world will only serve to cut down on the core gameplay which, I admit, was the only thing to like about the game.
Some common ideas I'm seeing here involve things like sandboxing and I really really think this would be a bad idea for Mirror's Edge unless the gameplay will be totally different. In order to make a continuous and flowing progression and moves, it has to be know where and what direction you will be going. An open world will only serve to cut down on the core gameplay which, I admit, was the only thing to like about the game.
My thoughts exactly. My main issue with the first game wasn't the core concept, but the execution, and my ire for it comes mostly from the frustration at seeing it miss its potential due to lack of polish, much as Faith herself would miss a ledge due to crappy collision detection.icame said:
But I would genuinely love to see a sequel which was as tight and polished as the first should have been, where the rare moments of flow become a constant stream of poetry in motion. Ah...
Do I want a Mirrors edge 2? Maybe. Would I prefer another game in the same vein, maybe featuring Faith as someone mentoring the player character and trying to unite all the remaining runners to help take back the city and unravel the conspiracy of Mirrors Edge while retaining all of the elements that made first game incredibly fun?
You give me that and I will fly to whichever studio EA gives the game to and I will personally hug every member of the development staff.
You give me that and I will fly to whichever studio EA gives the game to and I will personally hug every member of the development staff.
I agree. I would remove the guns completely and combat should not be the main focus. The game was at its best when you were either running from someone, chasing someone or running with bullets wising past your ears. I actually really liked the disarms TBH. In most instances I think actually sticking around to fight all of them should be pretty much a no win situation and you only really use disarms to take out guys in your way. That pretty much how I used it in ME aside from when they force you to stick around and fight them all by putting a bulkhead door or a long pipe you have to climb up on to exit and it was really fun. Even in the final fight the only guy I actually have to take out is the one with the machine gun.Vrach said:I started writing the same thing when I noticed your replyWoodsey said:
Yeah, basically that. Also needs to be longer, the first was criminally short. The way they designed combat in the first part was shit (shooting's completely out of place), but there may be better ways to implement combat so that it fits. Alternatively just having to run the fuck away sometimes wouldn't be a bad idea either, adds a sense of thrill for sure. Multiplayer could also definitely work if designed right.
Sign me up for more Faith.
I loved the game on the Xbox and on the iPhone.
So much more could be done if it was like Assasins Creed but in first person although open world wasn't used for a reason...
Anyway!
YES! We need Mirrors Edge 2!
I loved the game on the Xbox and on the iPhone.
So much more could be done if it was like Assasins Creed but in first person although open world wasn't used for a reason...
Anyway!
YES! We need Mirrors Edge 2!
Yes to Mirror's Edge 2. Personally, I think that they could go with two directions to improve it. Either ditch weapons altogether, or simply improve it to match up with other FPS games. On the other hand, even if they went with the latter, I would want it to remain optional. Possibly include story consequences for killing people.
Other than that, just give multiple paths through a mission, maybe loosen the timings on the disarms just a bit and you're golden.
Other than that, just give multiple paths through a mission, maybe loosen the timings on the disarms just a bit and you're golden.
I haven't played it on PC, so I can't tell if that would redeem it. But judging by my console experience: hell no.