You simply cannot get more 'hardcore' than that game! It is the most brutal masterpiece I have ever played!Kollega said:Five words: I Wanna Be The Guy.
Although I should point out that he has a gun.
You simply cannot get more 'hardcore' than that game! It is the most brutal masterpiece I have ever played!Kollega said:Five words: I Wanna Be The Guy.
Hardcore is always confused that way. I would consider quite a few good turn-based strategy games hardcore. They have a steep-learning curve and are extremely demanding of the player. But they would make many modern "Hardcore Gamers" wail in confusion.Jandau said:I turned off the blood spatter in DA:O, it didn't add to the game and it's still as badarse as before. Also, there's 2-3 sex scenes in the game and they only last a few seconds, I don't see the big deal. That's not what makes DA:O "hardcore"...Fat_Hippo said:I guess sometimes non-gun-induced violence can make up for the absence of guns in games, as long as there is enough of it. Hence the blood spatters on characters after battle make up for the absence of guns, making it hardcore once more. Bioware knew what it was doing.Jandau said:Dragon Age didn't feature any guns and a lot of people still cry about not being to beat it on Normal (or Easy for that matter)...
That, and sex scenes. Even if they are as bad as in Dragon Age. *shudder*
Also, I belive this thread is MASSIVELY confusing "hardcore" in the context of difficulty and "hardcore" in the context of content...
reg42 said:He has a gun in that though, but I get what you're saying.
Considering what IWBTG is... Kid's gun is a peashooter, isn't it? And if it's a peashooter instead of assault rifle, does it matter?tsb247 said:You simply cannot get more 'hardcore' than that game! It is the most brutal masterpiece I have ever played!
Although I should point out that he has a gun.
Yeah, I got a habit using it since many forums on which I posted filtered the word "ass" by default, but "arse" was often unaffected. Granted, Escapist doesn't use any language filters, but the habit has stuck.Fat_Hippo said:On a side note: Badarse
God, I don't think I've ever heard a word that amazingly british.
Not really... I suppose it's fairly meaningless since you can't actually see it.Kollega said:reg42 said:He has a gun in that though, but I get what you're saying.Considering what IWBTG is... Kid's gun is a peashooter, isn't it? And if it's a peashooter instead of assault rifle, does it matter?tsb247 said:You simply cannot get more 'hardcore' than that game! It is the most brutal masterpiece I have ever played!
Although I should point out that he has a gun.
No. If you're going to start in 1337 you damn well better finish in 1337.silver wolf009 said:I Mad3 a gam3 w1th z0mb13s 1n 1t has guns and is nothing but a casual double analouge shooter
Exactly the example I was gonna use. Whether a game is 'hardcore' or not depends on how difficult it is and how much time you have to put in it.Kollega said:Five words: I Wanna Be The Guy.
To elaborate: modern definition of "hardcore" is utterly wrong. It's supposed to mean "insane difficulty", but somehow it came to mean "grit and machismo" instead. I suppose we can thank the mainstream FPS players, insecure 15-to-25-year-old men, for that.
that may be the difference between casual and hardcore gamers, but not games.Bhaalspawn said:By definition, a "hardcore" gamer is a gamer that plays for the immersiveness, and really expects a good experience out of their games. Wether you play Modern Warefare, World of Warcraft, or even Super Mario Brothers.
Casual gamers are people who pick up a game simply to kill an hour or two before something more important comes along. Hardcore gamers play games as their main source of entertainment.
MY MIND - WHY YOU DO THIS?????Arcticflame said:To add more is hardcore.
And it's in no way an FPS.