Well, if Cod Failed, the game industry would be infinitely better for it. Got nothing against CoD in particular, just thinking about the big picture. Without CoD the AAA game market might actually expand beyond shooting things mindlessly.
I know it's not the point but that comic reminded me just how awful a character old Lara Croft is. I saw that and I got to the last panel and I momentarily struggled to understand how she'd ever survived. Do you know Nostalgia Chicks 'Strong Independent Women' thing that she goes on about? Lara Croft is the very worst of that. Okay we want to look at some T&A instead of the normal male dude, but that would be sexist. So she will be a Strong Independent Women. She must have no personality because character arcs and personality flaws are for guys. She will act like a ***** to everyone. She will be non-emotive (emotions are a sign of weakness). She will be cardboard.TehCookie said:The new DmC. The only way I could see myself okay wit the game is if it turns out to be the room of videogames. Everything about it is just terrible, from the story and characters to the gameplay. Though Laura and Dante do have something in common, they were too 90's and over the top fun so they had to be rebooted with 50x more dirt and edgyness.
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Or more likely it'd move onto another genre, saturate it, and we'd be complaining about that genre to the same degree as modern military shooters.xPixelatedx said:Well, if Cod Failed, the game industry would be infinitely better for it. Got nothing against CoD in particular, just thinking about the big picture. Without CoD the AAA game market might actually expand beyond shooting things mindlessly.
No! I don't want to ignore every thing. If I believe it's gone to shit then I'll say it.canadamus_prime said:What this person said. You know what I do when there's a game I don't like? I don't buy it!!anthony87 said:Nope. I'm not petty enough to want to see a game fail just because I don't like it. Rather than wishing it would fail I just ignore it.
For fuck's sakes people, turn off the hate valves, you'll enjoy life more. ...maybe.
You'll be happy to know D3 is actually doing terrible. Despite the large amount of people that bought it at launch, the sales began to dwindle quickly. It is already in bargain bins. Many people got duped into initial release but D2 maintained release price even past the expansions release it was so popular. The D2 Battlechest still maintains a $40 price point because it is worth it. D3 is being sold for half that and is 10 years newer and was recently released. There was no way it was gonna do bad out of the gate based on D2's quality, but overall it bombed.Worgen said:Every game blizzard has released in the last few years since I have a personal vendetta against them, and the drm on d3 pisses me off and it would be nice to see that kinda shit finally stop people from buying something.
I buy the mario games because honestly, its really hard to find more platformers that do the same charm effect marios always had on me. Some developers did it really well, i loved crash bandicoot, i Loved Jak and daxter. Even ratchet and clank was ok. But ya gotta understand..marios been the go to platforming guy and still kind of is. I play plenty of other stuff, but when i need a platform Itch scratched, i can depend on the plumber =/. Sorry. Same with Zelda and metroid, though the handheld castlevania games are taking priority over metroid a little, plus theres always depressing zelda/darksiders. Maybe its just loyalty? I dunno.daveman247 said:True that. I've played a few of the older mario's and some newer ones. They were great but im pretty much done with them now. Galaxy had a few good ideas but still not enough.Terramax said:I'm aware these guys have talent. But I want Mario, Zelda, Pokemon, games which are far too safe, unimaginative and mediocre as they are, to fail so that maybe they will squeeze out some new material. And before anyone suggests, no, a new way of controlling Mario, Zelda, etc isn't imaginative or innovative.
Yet people still buy the crap out of it. Its like another face to COD syndrome or something :/
Hmm, where have they been saying that?crazyrabbits said:More recently, I've been hoping Dragon Age III will bomb. I kept up hope for a long time (I even defended the writing team when people slagged on them), but their recent behaviour shows they haven't learned anything from the problems of the previous game. They've all but admitted to planning day-one DLC for the game, and they seem to want to make it a Skyrim-knockoff. I honestly hope Bioware crashes and burns in the next year so their franchises can be sold off to developers who know how to properly handle them.
I'm not blaming America in general, and I am aware this is a game. But bear in mind that this game is supposedly based on historical fact - painting out foreigners as being the enemy because they're "evil" is just stupid. And then people play the game and accept it as fact. Considering the political circumstances around the whole affair and the fact that its corruption is never actually taught there, it is quite a problem. But we could argue this all day - certainly a lot of people have in Yahtzee's review of the game because he made the same point I just did.gmaverick019 said:so because of some random video game of digital pixels, made in america, you blame all of america for something that doesn't actually effect you in any possible way...Volan said:being generally immoral about the whole thing...well, a part of me boiled into hot, white rage. Call me overly political, but that is not something I'd be doing, America. Not at all. Of course, my wishes were always going to be dumbfounded, because you just can't beat misplaced and delusional patriotism.
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The BSN, a hive of regret and self-loathing. Someone started a thread asking if there was going to be day-one DLC, and several producers piped up to say it was a strong possibility.Legion said:Hmm, where have they been saying that?
Genuine question as I was following the Bioware forums up until a month or two ago, so did I miss them announcing some stuff?
I do admit that I get tired of them [Bioware] clearly not learning from mistakes in their previous games.